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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

Joseph Singleton, of New Hampshire,
died the other day and left the sum of
$3.50 cash to every cross-eyed person in
that State. About lao will take legal
squlnt at the money.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

Queen Victoria's income is $1,000 a
day. The Car has more than any
other European sovereign-$25. 900 a
day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10
karm For Sale.

y WISH to sell my Farm lying In
Huntington tp., near Ewington,
Containing IRON 100 to 200 acres, and
known as the John NJ. Cherington farm.
1 expect to sell it for less than it Is
worth, and will sell It to good person
In payments on years time. Any one
wishing to purchase can apply In per-
son or BY letter, to me at Thurman P.
O., Gallia co., Ohio.
L. NJ. BEMAN.
Sept. as, 1878.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

The, EXCELSIOR FARM GATE
will save You many tiresome jump
from your horse.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

Thomas Mackellar, type-founder, OF
Phiiadelpaiia, has written some Of the
sweetest poems In American literature.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

The handsome thing for your
new house, is one of the nice Cham
Der Sets on view at Bowie, Pitrat
4 Co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

Wises' Cradles at Mack's, the only
place in town.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10
Farm for Sale.

IN Springfield Tp., Gallia Co., o.,
Il seven miles from Gallipolis, and one
mile from the railroad, containing 225
acres-l65 cleared and most of it in
blue grass. Good house, stable and
orchard. For further particulars en-
quire of or address
r. S. WATTS,
Gallipolis, Ohio.
Jan. 8, 1sSo-sm@
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

Is lbs. Prunes for $1.00 at Bowie,
Pitrat & Co.'S. If
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

Go to Hutchinson & Baldridge
and get the Genuine Malta Double
Shovel Plows.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

Hutchinson & Baldridge have the
Genuine Malta Double Shovel Plows
at lowest Price.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

You save profanity, hinges, pa
ftience, time, money, depredstions
and labor, by using the EXCELSIOR
FARM GATE.
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wALrHsx. Mass, jan. 8. IsI6.
Psi purchased ths RADICAL CuKK or GEO.
q. ROGERS. Druggist, Rumford Building - :

zach package contains DR.. senfordi Improved
Inbalire Tnbe, with fun directions for In all
cases Price. 500. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists lhrousholt The United States and
and Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

The Voltalc Belt Co., Marshall,
Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon
80 days trial. Speedy cures guaran-
teed. They mean what they say.
Write to them without delay.
Nov. 20, 1879-1y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10
SURPRISING CURE.

eea,:emss; About sysiys s ys;rs so ssot .niis
Tte1ps e teror singer took 2 severe cold and
severe attack Of Catarrh. which bsttled vita
every known remedy for four weeks without avail.
and was finally obliged to give up most desirable
position and return home. unable TO sing note.
For three years afterwards was unable TO sing st
all. The frst attack OF Catsrrh had let my nasal or
eans and throat so sensitive that the slightest cold
would briaE on frcsh attack, leaving me pros.
sttack the seyerest ever had. was terrible. sYc
90 hoarse 90 10 be scarcely able to speak. and
coughed necessarily. / thought was going tntc
QUICK consurtfion. and nrmly belieye thai had
these. symptoms Continued without relief they
would have rendered me sn easy victim. When
in this distresslng coholtion- commenced the use
of6AyroRDs RADICAL CCKK YoR CATAHzH. very
reluctantly. confess. as had tried all the sdyeI.
lsedremedies without benefit Lhe INST dose ofsns
wonderful medicine gave me the greatest rei1ef.
is hardly possible f5r one hose heSd aches. eyes
ache who can scarcely srticulAte distinctly on &C.
count OF the choking secumulations in bis throst
20 realize how much relsfI obtained from the nrst
applicxtion ofsasfoso's RApIcaL Crs.. tndsr
I hS influence, Soth internal and externAl. rapidly
recovered, and by IN occasional use Of the remedy
since hare beer entirely free from Cstsrrhs for the
nrst time IN twelve years. .,
Respectfully yours.
EEfn1 HnI pR06R
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SfhE0RnS RADICAL CURE

Il local and constitutional remedy and Is applied
TO The nasal passages BY insrfation thus allaytng
cleansing. and purifying the secretions. Internally
administered It acts upon the organs % fcreulation
poison shat has found its wsy into tho stomach and
thence into the blood. Thus cure progresse. 70
human Ingenuity 10 devise more rational tress-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the
4 Probate Court of Gallia County,
Ohio. l will offer for sale, at public
auction, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of July.
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COLLINS. V0LTAIC PLASTER

Have 1t II you have to send to US for It.
Sold by all Wholesale aad Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas. and By
WxxKs d POTTER, Proprictors, Boston. Mass.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-10
sANFoRDs
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRA

4 purely vegetable distilIstion entirely
unlike all other remedies
TN the preparation OF this remsrkahle remedy
i every herb. plant, and bark % suhjected 70 dis
& obtained In vapor, condemned Nud bottled. Wn@
remains in the sfni IL inert, valuelese and totai
passages. Yet all snuns are insoiuble compounds
Of woody nbre all ttnctnress saturated soi1fions.
, 1880-10-16

NEW fonK, Oct. H~-Tho New York Woman
Suffrage Ass0otatlon met In ther heAtsq,lRrtets,
the parlqrs Of tloIr President Airs Dr Cletleacc
Letter. lust evening, 20 receive rotAriis from
tho 00 Hehuo! tltstriots IN which wutnon voted
for tho first ttH,o IN Tucsduy oyen!ny. Mnny Of
these llstrlots nro remote from tho teleRrlrh,
and ~ in sosnu tho wiling VIII postponed until
yostortny. tho roturus received last evening
wern tncugrc.
Miss Je.inlc MoAt1ams, Of Yonkers. oherod tho
report for thNt town IN person. saying thut sllO
and thirty. Eino others Of her sex went to tho
voting hall In her dslrtct, and were told ulut no
accommodations hMd boon provided for wpulen
voters. but TINT ut length tliny were gIyon scats
III hill near tho ballot box, and thnf after they
Ind waited until II 1Ate hour, tho men mado why
for th91L, And all voted.
Secrutnry Wilcox received kilograms from
11lMny towns, Bhpwing that thru wnB hardly
school district In which sOnlO women did not yuto
gu Tuesday. Saratoga Springs tolcRraphctl tint
threc women were elected members Ut tho Bunra
Of Education ugafnst three nGn In d total yoto
OF DN.
Fort Jervts tcscErnphod; No nomination ef-
footed until to.tlay, Wednesday. Three tickets
In tho iltli, QUO exclusively 0f women. Fifty
women voted, but tho ballots are not yet
Flushing, Long Isand: Some OF tho candls
Mount Marris. Ltttuaatan Couuty; Tho Wou-
en- candidates withdrew; l20 w0Inun voted.
, 1880-10-16

TIE MUNICIPAL. ELECTIONS,
PAnIs, Oct, 15.-l'residtMt (;rtvy has de-
eliru that tho municipal elections sAll be
held Oil the 9th Of January.
GAMnEITA
hos arrived IN the city.
JESUlTs EJECTEu.
TOULOUSE, Oct. lb.-1n tho efectment OF
thirteen jcsu(ts who had rctntered the col
lego here Rs Professors company OF foot
mil mounted gaftlNrWva surrounded tho
college, md tllo pnfice Commissioner broke
open the doors niId forcibly removed tile PRO-
1essuES. %.
pEsl1tI:s TO Ill nEL1EyEn.
PARIS, Oct. lh-On account OF tho rcyela-
tfOi,s In tho WueBtynu trial, Gall. up CIssey
Inns requested to be ressevci ot his cum
rIlopOsED plsorEsr.
It il reported TINT the French bishops nre
contemplating tile Issue Of u collective pro-
test n9l.lnst the measures Minister C0,IstAny
has taken ukAlnst Aucll JGslltH rs continue
to teach US Becular Professors III establish.
lncHts where they were employed before tho
enforce Ut the deerecs.
NOT EYfgcTuAL+
Tho Jesutts expelled frnnl Toulouse IN.
f0rnltI the Project they flud received from
thy Archbishop Of the Diocese 9 license Ht.-
entitled to teach, Tho 1'retcet declined 10
admit the justfce Ut tho protest.
ThU Acadehllca! Inspector at Lyons has
visited the Jesuit establishments ut Lyons
and VIlle FrallcA, and RycertAlIutt thnt tho
teAclters were unchanged since tlla llAsolu-
ti0n ct thu coMpaMy OF Jesuits.
, 1880-10-16

Tho ynluo OF wives vare8 In tlsftcront coux
trios. III AmcrIca they .nro often expensive
companions; but In tho htghpr. rcXlutis 0f tho
Nlver Anlar. aud ou tho ussMrI. Iii Siberia. nc
Scientific Association by tho ltov. Horny Lat.s-
d;. tstl tae ptco Of wita y o!Eht or ten aoxs.
uyttEUslco furnished 10 tho same Assoointio by
Alfred Powell, In New Isrlttln anu tho nei4h.
boring Islands on tho cast coast OF lntnou, tho
wtyns arc Tho absolute property OF their hia.
bands. and itro bouvht, sold, md eatei, by tholr
battar halvcs. Thcre Has ons New Ilrltnn
young woman who rehett9d at hor mHtriMonta!
nut hcr to eotter use, and straIRhlwny killed ind
atS Peg; untoEtnnatoly, acsorslinE % the same
coiliucd 10 Wives Tlie natives are fond ot mis-
sini,ary tnrat, md think the English nrc un
utterably stupid bgcauso thoy RrG unwilling to
prepared with cDcDAnmt milk ind dressed with
bnl,anA lcAtes. Afr. ls'Wett dues not advise
women To elnIgratG TO Now uFItAtu.
, 1880-10-16
MEXICO.

FOIIIIE9AtA ANU UTIlEHWISE,
CRY or Mexico, Oct. 8.-Tia 0on1a!cs-
DIaz party l,as artulgcl the following
Cabinet: Minister Ut Foreign Atgalrs aud
Chief OF Cabinet V!cunte ltlya pa!aclu;
Minister OF tie Treasury. J, 1oro; All,lstDr
OF War, Gen. ,Naruniu; tienernl-in-Cliief of
the Mexican army, PortrI0 Diaz.
Tho famous pro,,uucfator NeRrete, who
Ind hitherto eln,tea capture, was takun
prisoner III Pueblo, but escaped. The papers
uient Surprising disclosures uro expected.
This pap,rs say tho principal assassin VI
f;reelaWoUd, the American engineer, IL posi-.
lively known. liz Ii pursued 1y 20O men.
United States tr0ups iu cross the frontier III
pursuit Ut Indians, I'fle request has cnusctl
yrofuu.n( alarln. although, tue Mexlcans are
offered tbs sasna privilege.
sullivan, the railway contractor, has sailed
, 1880-10-16

lines md s4,0o0, 900 on tho Western ltnes is
to l,e added tho 81. .G00, 900 In ctst received
from Allegheny County In, settlement Of tho
riot claims, nlMf 81 ,s0o. 900 from, tho Southern
iSnnsyivsiS,ia iii! i!roa,l CanIa,,y's stoek ii
the istchmut,ti & DanyiIle and connecting
lincs, MI of which Inns been sold to tho NeW
York mid Baltimore capitalists 0wnlrg tho
soni!or Atl1nto coast !tss: n,,l WI Ge y
apparent TINT $40, ,oO, ,tD0 Is n moarst clrcnln.
tlois for the Increased income OF tho pchnsyl-
yatttn llaflrond Cnmfmtty''s roads over Inst
year. Such being the Outlook, 1t Is not nt all
surprising tint thu Company iins paid or nil
tile chr trusts that It cotitl reach, md Is re-
ported by the Treasurer rs being ln q better
condition than over before.
, 1880-10-16
Ifc Couldn't Help IL.

DtIInN fftc l'ffN
Thcro was mother cse yestcrtiny Of n boy
who souint help t.: rr,,inent ana 1!f,,ii!c
,'e,,iy struck l.iIn to lux nto tho altey in tIs
poured out upon nsi,-6oxes. coil. eeut,es, a.ii
barruig Or etr.lw wilhn,lt number. a1il ws ubutt
to close bis o1,scrvn.iUns whgn tho eosh eMnie
shoulders. ID hts fright he fell to his knees. and
VIM. sho sol,.l i1nlI ot hs hoy w'* all rKnt ,hs
thr weight OF tho shsl, my movement of tho
not ho reaehed with his linnds freely enough to
iFt It, and 1t Ect'n occurred tu tho prominent
Citizen thut he ought tu havo help. Tic could
not sxncci i frn h,ehln,l 19r i9 Was ~ ,lono IN
boy c,ltl,c stumbling along to find something
1!s,s' s;s!is ,,, es,'e f. tse be-, e'.!ss ,,o,
"say, boy, s come =, ,t ,,n!!er tho window hero:
mo, much, yer don't," chucklcd the pa.nin.
".You. can't drop no coal-scnttlcs on my
"aut don't mem to-
"Mehbe not, hut SEou'va. got oad face on
yon for MI that When Il ID you get out OF tho
"i.oy. want your hclp."
"so doea yefa,lntl non't get me to stand in
~ asn caught In this window, and want to get
y"n o IT, 9sen p;SspfstpE ;4 Fl old Junk
III yo!,li , Gmns aI'st'iFs and:aclp me out I'll
"A dui,nrl You cnn't play no .ollnr store
on me- old mun! II yG,t 1naku up nnothnr
face like that mt mo III hit sou III tho eyu
with this old lemon. | don't look stArchsd
up, but don't let any man fnRult inc all tho
s1ulC" -. .-.. -.
"Don't sou know who 1nm7" softly nskoti tho
citizen.
"Naw, Idos't: bit I'll bet tho pereeco dol
Ynu'vu g,,t one Ut tho hnriest 1n,tgs on you
ever saw, md I've good Dllnd to yiv6 you one
lust for lliekt Look out now"
Ifo n,ado ns II h1 wonttl tfr0w. and the otizen
lntlgc1. 'rhls was sliEh fun for tho boy TINT ho
knpt 1t ur for three ur f01r minutes, and tho
offer OF IL Ind M elect on him. ThUn ho
KethGr. md said:
NJ believe ynu arc tho boss hycna WIN knocked
dad down ut tho caucus, and I'm going to drive
your nose back exactly in ineht"
VIZ you throw Mt mo III cnll tho p0licol" OK
claimed tho eitt1cu.
"Tho, Hoonrr yc call tho sooncr, yoll le 4,
1uETedt lfere's to bit yDu slllnre on tho nosel y
The opening Of tho hack lo0r Of a. store. and
tho appearance Of Il ,1lnh alsGOpcerted tho luis
Ailn, aud tho lemon struck tho ct!xen's hat In
| Htend nf his nosc. Ills yeis brought climax,
but tho mir was full OF tropical fruit Dren us tho
| boy dnatcd down tho nilcy and turned corner.
! Thu bDy Ho,1tin't help mcti1sx that why: ttO
| was burn 10. 1t wouldn't h1vn bcvu bit Ike u
| hoy to rlE up-stnfrs Hnj rocnsc tho man. 1fc
| didn't hhve fair ahDw with his spoiled lomOu8t
bur boys soou get over dlsnppolnstnents.
, 1880-10-16
Eumored Breach Between tho
Priesthood and Anti
Renters.
French Bishops to Issue a Col"
lective Protest Against Cow
ernnent Persecution.
Celebration OF tito Completion Of tho
Z Great Cathedral at Cologne.
Large Importation Of American Flour
and Wheat into Switzerland.


'iHNi1fAND.
INITIAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST TIE LAND
I.EAHUE A0tTATu1ta.
Dunt1S, Oct. 11.-Tho Crown law officers,
nt n cnnsultntInu vcsinrttny. drew i'm a form
~ e,,,,,,",,a o1oimat thn ,ontl-t IN r,,. NIL
tator, % to NJ, nacsa ] lntorc Tho Higher autlIori-
ties FOR approval. special meeting Of tho
Privy Council, under tho Presidency Of the
Loyt-I Lieutenant Of Irciaud, considered the
t'ael. wv ~ 49,, - nt' ~, sus ~. :,
ahHolaieea. Mtig G0VGlnmems tn W., so1 oe
cohtent ny stflRlnE at tne s'soofoi'h'es'
GREAT ltASD"llEEllSN
4 announced ny it1llnW, County EnrinW. loE
Sunday next; parnell nf'u ~ tho Maaefa r.
have been Invited, anu afe expectea 10 oe
present.
SECRETARY F01tSTEH
LONDON, Oct. l5.-Thc lt.-110n. William
E. Forster. Chief Secretary for ireland, writ.
inE to decline all Invitation to banquet nt
Arlngl. says: "'lhe first duty of tho Gov
, 1880-10-16

1t Is to the Interest Of any pegson wishing
to parclsase either II plano or organ to co1i-
suit alcssrs. relton, pa'neroy l. Cross, l6o
nlM l5a State street. Chicago. They ara
!!ros., Decker " Son, Ernest {i@GIer, 4.
kustz'lnll pianos aud Welox u White, Tay-
lor l. Farley organs. Special figures given
to purchasers In localities where they have
no &E0nta.
, 1880-10-16
TQRpE1,DEs
SPAIN.

1tE1.EAsED ON PAROLE.
LONDON, Oct. 1b.-A dispatch from Madrid
snys tic Government llas granted Callxto
Garcia, tho iilsllrRent lcnter Of Cuba. liberty
on parolu ~ Spain. NMIcia, III ~, Interview
fesset tint ho believed lie pacilcatiom OF
Cnbn complete.
RETURN or TROOPS.
Seventeen thousand men return frotn Cuba
this autumn.
, 1880-10-16

for New York, whore, 1t is said. he will put
Romero, formerly Minister at Washington,
has gone 70 the United States. It ts reported
he Intends to organize q railway company
for Mexico In conjunction with Den. GrNnt.
, 1880-10-16
this end on. theif part was postponed until
after tho injunction case before Judge Tnlvy
has beUll decfuctl,
THE PT:NNsYLyAN1A COMPANY.
Gpte&1l Qotfesrendknte Of Ihe CAftaQg DftMn1.

report tnc iehotsyFnI1A MaltroHa Co'hpAhy
stated tho probabIa expenditures nt the Con'-
pany during The year for construction, eau'p-
viii VIII c.cec. tfat @ o,rnnt ] mi ,vitf IN ars s
arnen,ic nv thn % Tannsn,.,n,o , Sa'" ronnnmv s. 1
9" ,a ~ o ,e''sy,yaa m Gopamy ,sn;,
a total Of moro than 80, ,00o, 900 Of nancy In n
s,uale yeor. MI az whlch w,ll hs met without
thn i,,croosa ~ tho yn,,le1 .,nht s ~ ~ cow
panics. pat irs'"'' - ~ ''A''' '''' u 'D' |'N''
The Filbert street extension from Thirty
Seqkot % isanes s,Fee Of seyentee% 70 sasrss' a
right to the very heart Of the city, under
ulo shadow ol tho new public buildings ln
Penn saunrc, was estimated to cost $780,
600, but It IS more than likely tint Tho total
a.nonnt .nns,a , WI! tooE up nl'tlloh mure. iho
track lenves the main lli1o Just betoro enter
ing tho Twcnty-seco'l street station, which
Ii now tho rcgl1ar passenger station III tho
m t,,rnn.trnot,-,,ns,, },r,.. A$tJ. ~
w. ,c, t.s. ee.''iae"'osotne"a Nv ufoge' NJ
n'ost ~ leet III lcnglh. Ffom twenty
hsrt street elevated in i manncr si,niiar to
that In which thu Metropolitan Elevated In
Ncw York Is built, but II will be capable Of
sustaining q weight ten or iiftcon times rs
Ereat. s ntu is iiltenstett to be strong ennnEll
and heavy trains at 4 Uniform speeti of ilfty
miles MI hour. At Twcnty-tfrst strrct, t,y i
gentle curve. II ,leflccts, to tho side of tho
Cnmpany'a own lai,l.
Tic rtaN which Is how being carried ont
WIS llattlrcd In 1877, md purchases nf real
ss sr Msde seststy a;as Hgrks II s s 9nro1f " n @
resident capitalists. and when ut lust tho
ago it was fonl tllat tlle Company wns. tic
9wrer, through Its ngel,ts Ut more than l,nlf
tlln urttutn Icut,artv ttpat n hclttri H. uas
, 1880-10-16
TURKEY. J..
WILL fIEAIYT.

ScrrAnT, Oct 1h.-'rho members of the
Albnnlnn t.engle have declared their de-
Termination 10 resist tho cession OF Dulcigno
to Montenegro.
CoSsrASTtsorLE, Oct. 15-No serious re-
elstnnce to tho cessl0n Of DulcignU Is uppre-
hcndeh.
ToRrEnOss.
BADs1o, Oct. 15.-Adnltral Seymour has
beef, Informed that tho Turks tlrc placing
torpeAoes for tho defense OF Smyrna.
, 1880-10-16
SOUTH AFRICA.

THE NEs1EdEp 0A1itllsON.
CARE Towx. Oct 15.-Macfactlng, where
CarrIngton u1,d small force nre besicgci,
wns quite safe up 10 tho 18th Inst. X rellcv-
inx furce will leavD WGppener On tic 18th.
, 1880-10-16
MEXICAN CONCESSION.


DESVEh, colo', ocs. lo'-4Ah Official copy
OF tue railway concession recently granted
by the Mexican Government, authorized to
h, formed by Palmer aml Suillyn,,. los hee,,
Reserved, at ,I'lu .he .aeNlshil Nai.ohal Goh-
struction company organized under tho laws
OF Colorado to work the concession. The
contract Is for tho construction iii eight
ysnrs ,., Of l,so miles Of narrow gauge railroad
VIII telesrapn from ii'o 10y OF Mexico
Pacific Ocean IN consideration Ut money
totni subsiSy paynSs in rnirop Rr Icon eonstrucs re
ton certificates issued Oil tho completion Of
the first ninety.two miles, and thereafter as
each twelve ales arc 1ni!t. ",aounts to up.
,'a M'tus u 1 n""aaee,. 'n,a'1ons oa nosouAu'e
oonus. En'mcnt IL "ssu,eu NY
provision applicable to MI customs
houses, maritime. anil frontier, that
tess yyey !9iSS S IL Sss e af
second pay,pseiit: s,j TIL ohllgatloa q zig
10 kc.p arenccs for tl.eir saio. in eacii t,ort.
and ls prohibited from ex,tcllng ,,ore than
pnr. for them. The. Government binds
of nlncly-,,l1lo years not 10 grunt any M;
subsidy to parallel roais within, aixty-iiys
miles On either side, md permits tlIs COM
eHny 70 nccept aaal.tonal sllos'9les M t.s. iroi,l
aftsr tl,S ,at IL .,nlntuf fr,, IN sIaS ~
municipal dntlesor tuxes ail Tic mntcrlal Tor
te construction. opcrntion, and 'nAlntenatlce,
os eNGenng oily ssa,a dm1les; Ncaaires iilals
roa cs'sG1s o71 1fIcG, h'a rsssal
t.r1lile,lt usstEleilt to bo carried 10 uor cent
lrss tim the regular tariff: stlp,ilates tint
lis Tariffs sllall iot, without tic Con,natIy's
consent, 10 changed for njncty.nlne yenTs;
clnssiiles passenger tariffs, llsyt class, fur
anu sixteenth cunts; ser0fltl, thrcU md
hall cents; third class. one md
slx.tcltn Genus per mile; !netcl'nndiHe,
nrst e1hss, slN anu nnlf cents per
tnn;, second. I'VE nnu 1llneteiltl' cents;
tlllTu tMfeo nnu quarter cents per ton pet
nue.. Ihe rlgi.t or why OF ~ rect Is granted
throufh hll paollc lnilIs aLd the nso 0f thu
Dof, atone, Wator. &C., thereon tree; th0
inr Mf ';rrnf, Sfomnr,v ~ Soi 5or fie ttv iu,n1t.
survlce. Vrssris intlI.n' viii, rnttwnv
md telcernpG sunnIins exn,nntct "'tm,y ftn,;,
iii ,tiies lar iiftrnt, ye"rs ft.r ria
iimcs " nrn cn,,nl"itI Sxnnnt niintoSn. @
unssenGt.rs. Immiis, mil ,r,.t1.,.nnsiisn foss
trnnsit mrsnss Ni"sxtrn oxnM1.t f"r two,tw.
III" Wars nfInr rnm,'i",,on Yrnm ri ,1mnn ~
, 1880-10-16

6pfetdE l}Apffh 10 Tht LhttGf0 TftbunA
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-Thomns Wilde
Powell, Ut Iondon, tho representative OF the
Lord Cairns committee Of EiElfsll bond-
holders, and other creditors Ut the Rcnding
Companies, Is now ltcru. 1ta has como 10 tlIls
country Mt tito express request Of sstcll largo
holders OF Heading securities rs tho Mccall
mont urothers, Lord Cairns, Richard Potter,
md others, who linve always been consll-
crc.l strong supporters uf Mr.. Gowen. md It
IL understood hc Inns full power To act for
tllen,. 1Ic expressed himself very fully on
tho subject. Of tho Keadlng Companies
found feeling. Of dissatisfaction witt, Mr..
G0wcii Ill London, which began to be felt IN
1S wsn 9 n refsf n r. " the c0n e"1l H.
London l,ont!holtlers he wonld do go, and on
tint PROMISE induced tho holders of the gen-
eral niortgaHe bnntls TO ncerpt half their IT.
SfcSt tt" sas Gr sS y yssr sn qd ks sGGp cE M Gr
Gowcn WILL not receive tho support ot tho
English holders fnr tile Presidency at the
VIII, i i Understood that ,tr. rowoll
holders Of Rrndlng stock to tile extent of
1G3, 900 shares, tflu other gentlemen who own
ilnmensa blncka Of stuck atnl heavy. amounts
Of bol!ds. the Importance 0f Ills Views can
existing a.,nnE these English creditors, there
Ia no question tint tlCy are disposed TO- 10
reasonably FUR 10 the Junior Interests, but
not IL ally extent which wlll further CHI
tt!anger ,tlielr, Investments IN the Recalling
Companies, For instance. they nre perfectly
willing to give the Stockholders Glance to
fore. sellcn,n to organize the road, and, II
ltlsa proposition which they can accept. they
movement to ills et1t Is ,I,ade @sitlltn II n
reasonable time, it Is undoubtedly The in-
tettl0n OF thu general mortgage bol1dll0!tIers
, 1880-10-16

Gr<etal DtspafeA ta TAs Chicago 1ftbt.ns.
8rnlSuFtELu, III. Oct. l5-Tlo war between
has been quietly III progress here Tor several
days, assumed large proportions to-day,
, 1880-10-16

HALLWAY FUNCkIASED&
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 15.-The Seattle
g. Wal1a Walla Rallroatl has been purchased
By Henry Willard, OF New York, tho trans-
fer having been effected this morning. at
which time formal possession wis taken Of
the property by Gen. r, 4. Tanilatt,