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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
Insane on a Tender Subject.

Felix Chenault, son of Judge Chenault, a
well-known resident of this county, was, on
Yesterday, removed from his home IN the
White Rock neighborhood, to the insane
asylum. This sad step was rendered neces-
sarv by the increasing mental alteration Oh tne
Young man, who two years ago, at tnirly-ene
Years of age, had formed an attachment ior
one of the fair sex, that, from some cause
nroved too intense strain for his mind &c
hear. Since the Grst manifestation OF his IN !,
sanity Mr.. Chenault has grown graduaill
worse. aud his condition finally became s.
nsinful that his closer confinement pecam
necessary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
HOTEL
EGDE- ssss - L-a& 2

The furniture and fxtur es OF the well known
European Hotel, Fort worth, Texas, has the
largest trade, and is the best pa ing house In
the fort Reason for selling, sickness For
particulars address Furorean hotel Fort
Worth Texas, or inquire of c. 4. Hosmer, Gas
Filter, Elm street, DALLAS. Texas. mars
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
Tho Dust Nuisnnce.

The past few days, being windy, have
shown up the dust nuisance in manner
more realistic than agreeable, and lead to the
suggestion that the single disagreeable fea,
ture of the summer season in Dallas should
be done away with this year. 1t is time the
merchants, whose goods are as much exposed
as the faces of pedestrians, were taking steps
in matter of so much moment, and it il
boned that something practical will be re-
s,lyed upon. N. NJ Sanders, the street
sprinkler, is getting his wagons in order anc
a liberal patronage should be extended MIN
along every business block in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01

The proprietors of one of the finest paying
restaurants in the State, with a solid and
nermanent custom, and enjoying an enviable
reputation, which is worth money 10 any
man who knows how 10 run first-class res
taurant, desires to sell out, as one OF the pro.
prietors is compelled to look atter, his Affairs
In another State and the other has a run
farm which requires his entire attention
Here is a bonanza for some one. FOR tur'
Their particulars enquire OF the Delmonlco'
or address Fisher & Wilderman Sherman
Texas, proprietors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01

Calvin McCorklc, esq, Of Austin, Texas
Ia In the city and paid us II visit yesterday.
Rev, Mr., Days, pastor of the NJ, Il. chu'cl
Mt Shreveport is in tho city, and called on "
yesterday.
w. j. Fife and wife, ofCorsicana, have re,
turned TO Dallas and will make this city Their
home In future,
Mr.. Lacy Robe Ia and bride have return
ed from Gainesville, Alabama, and will make
this their future home,
Pat Rodgers, southwestern passcngOragon'
Of tho Memphis Il Charleston railroad, lef
last evening for Memphis.
Robert s. Drake, NJ, D., r. II, g., Vice.
PRESIDENT of the DIR. Harter Medicine com
rNny, 81, Louis, Is in the city.
Rev. Mr. McCune, Of Eureka, Kansas, ar.
rived in the city yesterday morning, aud will
preached for the Congregatlonalists next
Sunday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
MATTERS BY MAIL,
,nws FnoM ouR NEAR NgIoHaoRs.
APiisbuVser Riopes with . Thir'een
YeAr,OId Observation-Disclosures Meet
ing ~ Port worih -Miscei'
lnneOus I0pies.
HONIIAn,


Correspondence " the Herald
R0snAM, March 80, lss0,
CspmiH 4, b, Allan, cashier Of the Fannln
Coualy bank, and Mira Mary A. Alexander
were married last eyenlng, and len on tho
II o'cloel, train for Houston, Galveston and
New Orleans on their wedding tour May
lang life, prosperity aud much happiness al
tNnd them through llfe,-Soyeral bales Of
cotton were on our streets for sale yesterday
,ne man near town has one hundred bales
thss no has not sold, and Is waiting TO got
dfieen cents for ",
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
PITrsBuRG


Correspondence Of the Herald,
PIrIsnuRG, March ~, lhso'
Heaviest rains aud wind Of the aeasor
friday night, Norther blowing to-day
The Texas ~ ST. Louis railroad three mllei
fmn Plltsburg Saturday evening" will be IN
Pltlsburg on or before the drst,--SOmC
cotton 10 about twenty-five bales Saturday
New residences going up In every d.
recdon,-Bily Arlington WIS here on the
a7lh MIR. Emile Russel, one Of our old
cst ctzens md good man, died on the
oath At his residence near here The cause
Of hIs death was dropsy, The Y, u ST. l.,
and Y. l. h, H. have graded for Y TO CON
meet both tracks --Quto n sensation was
caused by u runaway match from near here
recently. Mr.. D, Smart, with u little Miss
Of 10 summers, Miss Anna Collins, elopod u
Tcxarkana and were marrod,-The corn
cron WIS not hurt by the lato freeze fruit Ii
alec safe so far Some few gardens were
hurt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
viii :. Par1nershiP Wanted.

A PARTNER with a cash capital of four or
a five thousand dollars, for the coming sea-
son, to run the mill at this place, on the Dallas
4 Wichita II. r., 10 miles from Dallas; about
or. would sell mill and farm on good terms
Can on $. h. scott, 5Ot Elm g Is, Dallas, or adj
dress Roy d. Scott, Trinity Mills, Dallas Co.,
Texas. mar0o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
Sights at 80 80 per thousand
ling bank 1856; COnsOls 5latM52.

Sights at 81 80 per thousand premium; ster-
ling bank 1866 COnsols jla@52.
CHICAGO.
CuIcAGo, March 81 - The Drovers' journal
reports cattle receipts at 900; shipments, 3,OOO
market quiet, but slow for shipping; common to
good, 0O@iO; good to choice, 5000 90; com
mon dull and heavy; good steady, 1904 10;
light stockers dull and heavy, O0@i 10
sheep receipts, $500; shipments, 100; mar
ket slow, 50@6 o..
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, March u. - Receipts net, 0l9;
gross, $40; exports to Great Britain, -;
France, -; channel, -; continent, -;
coastwise, -; stock, Al ,i06; sales, $40 bales;
market closed dull and nominal
Middling lZia
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, March 81 Wheat No. spot
-; No. 3 spot, 90Ii.
Bacon-C Clear, 71a; rib and long, rs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-01
4.Rx sts BY rELEamAPH.
FOREIGN.
ITUIVN VTWNVV TWT
NEW YORK.

NEw YonK, March 81 Money " exchange
long, iSili do short, iS'lij state bonds dulli
, 1880-05-15

I!iE COAI1.Sllt trpEltS.
A conference Ut conl-lninurs md rnI'roatl
men was held Mt tho Grand Pacific yesterday
afternoon for tic purpose Of talking over q
proposition to maintain tho present price OF
soft coal. 'rlera vert present j. G. alcSl,lI-
lin. Of tho st. Louis s. Alsun; r. d. Gault,
1'ekin Il Southwestern: Knbert Forsyth, Chi
caso s. Eastern Illinois; John W. partlcc,
Fountain Coal Company, Covington, 1ntl. !;
Miner r. A,ncs, Af,nonk Conf Company;
!. Ferguson, Gould Ridge C1al Company,
Morris, ILL.,; Nj. Tyler, -Strcator Conl COni-
Mny; :: Plumb, C9aI Run CDal Company,
Streator, ~; Mr.; tllGkox, Of Reed, 1iIgk4x
y e.: Mr.; Rs1,e, M1 Litt!s, ,EIhgsSxa; "; ,.
Rnston tnd: ;t JH RamglSVy tStrsHtor; nd
MlM11nE,ton 1nE,1 CSnt Gompay ~ x S l. swett
retary. Usually coal Ro9es down hi THO
yal.ca IN nliners' wages anst III ,frelghts,
keep Ills pricu OF cual IT. tho prevailing price,
-S3 per ton tnfyered by teams for steam
purposes mil Sy.5o q tOi, OH enrs. 1t is sutd
that the Increase In wages alone Is c1uivA.
lent to ;sa}1 cents . toll Tho rA!lronu nAen
ase Interested, because 1t tho prleu Is low
Gretf they will not Ket rs much frcght. So,
0f course, they favored tho maintenance ut
THO present. rlte. Tho real object was to
scunre uliAlliHlty nn0ng, tho coal nctl,-tD
prevent ttoM from cutting o.!e atluthcr's
throAta. Two hours tRlk falled to bring
about II result, Alld another lneDtlHH Is thero-
1Orp to 10 held this morning.
, 1880-05-15
uNlSsosyN lNnLuRNoE.~.
Tile GREAT MYSTERY MYSTERY
And the Effect flee !! is Certain Approach Ii, j.,
Our Lives and Happiness, "'' WI
How Existence fe Provon .,
more Mysterious than ness. % ~
Anu Disease n More Important IN. :. :.
Us All than Either. '' y
Truths for 8ciontists-9n.,..
for All. N'o"1

There are worry many things pas,,r,.u
,is caoh duy which nre shroudod IN ~ s'oea
in lin ntnnsntnro 49,, ~. -. 1ae wonderful rarss
,,n,. =" au nnn 1nc CHANCES It con,t.n"H
uhaeFBoos: tho vasioua aots Of elctrc.s.a ny
lnl'acnco OF tnatter upon mlnd aud ds', ,a,1a' "
facts Mr. In thjs wot11cr ias aTd ytt sctu,t
Into tho hum9tl orunnj1atiae,s,e tiese'6n ~ when Neknt
influences which cn11s0 iff., aao nr5te,oos
ali great facfs. III ,.onnrt nS worlds afsln ~.
, 1880-05-15

regarding reforms IN administration would
be Introduced, but now 1t Is announced tlins
several other Important proposals VIII bo
matte BY the Goyernnne,,t, tho most Important
being q bill BY which tlle Government hopes
n1arck, In his speech IN the ReichstaE. 0ll
Saturday last, expressed tho conviction tl,nt
tho Church question IS in tho closest conncc-
ton with oil other political matters now u1-
al deIats i M tieretSfo IT.; ,ul3 hs1syed III, n
to break up the alliance betwcen
the Pnrticulaffsts and uftramontanes, but
until now tho Centre party linvo not given
any signs that they nre willing to accept tho
pacific olTorS Of tho Government, They, will
certainly regulate their proceedings on the
Instructions they will probably receive fom
tic Vatican.
Dr.. NiajNnks, former editor OF the Ger
manila tncwsps,per) md present member Of
Parliament, lias Eoile to 1ao,le+ 1io Is said
to bo commissioned by his party to ask for
orders on the subject.
TffE AnAfY.
LONDON, Mny t4.-A Berlin dispatch aays:
When nil the now formations, planned md
worked out In their minutest details by the
{iermnl, War Ministry, nre completed, tho
strength Of the army will exceed 2, ,000, ,0O
men.
, 1880-05-15
stG 1sA11.soAD SCHEME.

Special DGpateh to Ihs Chteaoo Tfituns.
Torl:wA, Kas., May 14.-rThs Stockholders
OF thu AtchEsol,,. Topeka l. Santa Fd Rail-
road, who have been holding their ANNUAL
session In this city since Tuesday, completed
their labors tU.tlay. The Hon. Tio'nns
Nlckerson, 0f boston, declined u reelection
as President On account Of fa!alng health,
and Mr.. 7. Jefferson Co0lllgo was elected to
that position unanimously. Mr.. Coolidge Ia
one Of tho heaviest Stockholders IN tho Con,-
pany, and Is also q lasge stakeholder In the
Chicago, Burlington i Quincy. 1t Is claimed
TINT til!s wilt plAce the Salltn I'd. Hoal Il,
direct antagonism with the Gould roatls, but
tho officials disclatm any Intention Of that
truths and give business to all tho different
roads leadtng east from tho MISSOURI River,
The complete l[st Of Directors alM officers IL
as follows; ulrsetors, 7. Jcifersoa Coul-
idKs noston Mass A!ann 9!,p!.s SpSarp l'taston;
9; pe!ne, boston; y. i; rllor''lyke, i5osiaa; !;
w. Nnwell A1ns6,l, Wnlpole, n. H.; s. A.
Kent, Ghieago, Ill.,; Q. X. lIoll!,Iay, Topeka,
Kss:; .. +: s.Elngtyllow. Ate!'l,ssoll' ,Kas.; !.
sslectol tile following officers: President,
retary md Treasurer, Z. Wilder; .Asststant
sssa Ssssssafyx xaot n lstfIWSf Wtseaa Il IL oSSSn %Sa
dyke; Lailtl Commissioner, a. S. johnson.
Ihe same FenerRl 0ltlcots Were cli9son for
the MY ~ nsxlsn ia SS1thora I raSItie Con.
pn'Iy, anu tho ka,lsas City, Enporla Il South:
ern Company. with the substitution OF local
Directors at tho ttlIterent points nainea: All
thesu nro exclusions at tho SANTA 10 HoAtl.
tue linu through Arizona to tha Coast alil to
| GuyAinua, Mexico
, 1880-05-15
SANFORD Il. CHURCH.

GAASI WILL N444o4eN4A$
Spee4uf DfsPateh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yon1z, Mny 14.-Chief-Justice Sau-
ford E. Church died suddenly OF apoplexy
Mt his residence In Albion, N. y, ut o'clock
this afternoon. Judge Church has been one
OF thu leading men III New York politics for
nearly forty years. III fact, from the time
when, rs n young 1na1,, he was, iii
1871, elected to the State Assembly, until tic
day Of his death, ie has becn Il leader In the
Democratic party, and his Influence has cx-
tended md widened with advancing years
until tlio young aud struggling law-
yer became tried veteran md elnI-
nent (nrist whose, nn,ns Inns been
mor9 tlan .0nco mentioned rs the possible
Judge Church wi!s born IN this State, April
tiOn. read law IT. Office, nnd Mt tho age
0f 70 was elected to the Legislature
rs Democrat from a Republican district.
III 1871 ha entered into partnership with
llow. .Chlef,Justfco N0al, Davis. In iB4B ito
run for Congress, but was dcfented. SN, also,
llo was Defeated for tho Stato Sunatr,
tho Whig malorlty being too much ior
Observation-Disclosures. a!ltl reelected i, ls5...
III 1857 he WIS elected State Controller, and
that was tho Inst electlrG ufIlce but one held
by him. tllnngl he WAS repeatedly u cNlldt-
tlntt. IN l6GS t,Es nnlne WIS presented fnr
tho Presidency by .flllen, but Seymour WIS
successful ,Oyer lin. lii 1870 Sir. Church
WIS elected Clllef-.Just1ce Of this State, aIld
held that ol1lce Ut the time OF Ills DEATH llo
Wt.s spoken Ut lust full as candidate fur
his natne tlns not beel. mentioned politically
since.
, 1880-05-15

Tic people of Milwaukee held meeting a
day or two ago for the purpose of consider
Ing the proposition Of the Northwestern
Railroad Company to construct now line
from Milwaukee to Madison II tho Aftlwau-
kee people would donate tho right OF way
through Milwaukee County. An effort was
made to get tho county to donate the alno,tnt
necessary for. that purpose. but Mr.. Alex
andsr Mitchell, President Of tho Milwaukee
4 st: Paul.. killed the. project by q little
speech III wllfell lie stated that It was queer
thing for corporation worth $50, on, 900
to tS.,,sse ese SO np pnltry. favor from St!l.
fought for so many yeurs. Tho
st. Paul Road, 10 sail, pald 900 for tie
right OF yyny Into Chicago. AS oi,e of tho
commissioners OF Public Debt Of Alilwall-
kca tie was opposeI to the city granttng mid.
II 1t WIS aonU Mt all 1t should bc dono by
prlvnte subscription. Tho talk about extontl-
Ing sympathy to tho Northwestern wns too
thin; sympathy coull not buy the right OF
WHY. 1t wna money they wanted. -.
Ilereup0l, 1t WIS decided tn ratso 500, coo
with which tD purchase the right Of wny, md
4 committee tOr that purpose Wns appointed.
Tho people Of Milwaukee, seen, to Ut. very ell
tllus!nstic III favor Of tlla NOW roNtl, hut 1t
remains to lM seen wl,cthor tic amount can
bH ratseu with tho {nilnence OF the AfIlwati-
keo u st. Paul against the scheme.
, 1880-05-15

What Ind bccu a,1vertle.,l n8 n ahr;lllnt1t tepnl
tourney Tor the bcnrtlt n tho 1tItnois fndss.
1f 1fsal aehool Tor Urls and the Chicago
Ing at Central Music fIaA WHOM o number
Of tadlcs md gpntlomcr, wkoso Intentions wnro
a somewhat short of o 1a p ns'ss ssood fell
ndvcrtscment, ettomptod t. u,r" thu ~ nc,,. III.
nrowmss'nt n,oo as seeno . IRON ekwk Ine attcnd-
.uv ~ w ras s sn ln,nur es anu tue nssoraeo hnrd
For Some reason or othor tho ulnuoy puartct
H." n,,S,osa ,.a ~ .a..., nu P"rts n'u
.,, ".aveo .t "n1 ea.osu'.,eu nstcaa WIN
eo,n e,y by ar; q. a. knorr Miss CMtlc, vincynrl
!9loWeq s, WIN recitation nf ",usbricl Grub"
u Miss vihoyard hnd atopbcd tlers, Instead Ut
rcaponuInK to y slouDle encoVs nnl xiv.
lnk whnt 70 tho HC0ncrs appglretf mitch
E !nofo lKo % itnitation o. lilly E1nGrson
,., tian nnytnang clse taore would hnvt hsen loss
scene ta'!ea @ to 90 ntl With TINT amotthness or
freedom fr'1n IT. tcdioust,css TINT might Aavo bcc.l
expeetei sss, Iho Court an1 thn learnea counsel
Yer Wera Eotten up III tho CORRECT nitro. ny were
n!so ~ , sano W &C tno other eharaoter,, tamyh IN n
erer WIS pAi,l TO tho matter Of ,ctAtutnc.
of tlie Hrgynlent l!cHA vi tho sGb3ect were
1iEHss i.Ms ann poilty uisreKarAeu. The pon1po!1s
yyai3ec ~ = htateM Iouhu tnir renresentnslye In
W. f. soht and fn9 10Y; Jnnes Kay Aplehoo
i!uy1s. 1y ,,.lcKo Wallace was = rather indifferent
eSryfdht SilW1bt, hut Robert Horrey entered
Win spirit or appreciation Into tho
Gt1MtrMcter t1ter pt !no dgnbGr1tto ntil pllncelIl0uE
hIi!N ini!iiKcN Malinee lteokn9n' with sonlo i'm.
repretsTiitntivo nt tho alleged destroyer Of Airs.
Uu1!tlta domestic pc!lpu. Tint Borrowing lady
M Has EepFcaghtesl oy Miss Atle!ln U!tss, nnd her
, 1880-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


ATHEIST OI FIXED "lANuE AND
ENtAEk PIERCE.
There woro two performances ut Hoolcy'a lust
n1glt,- III trout OF tho thoMtre, hutwcon Mr.
Frtd Hurt, Mr. IteEno's agcnt; und tho other lr-
side tho thoatre, where tho performance uf
"Oalken Hearts" wls Kvun by n compnny
Shorn Ut soLnp Ut It's chint attractions Whu,l
tho curtain rose, Mr.. l}n|zie AunRur, obtained
tho cur at tho hnuso. md suited that, Us result
nf sonc litigation which had hocn Rong on III st..
Louis, Mr. frod WMr,le nri Mr.. Frlnk riorce
worp about to start for 1T. Louts in Tho custody
. Of n Deputy United Stntos Mnrshnt, whilo Miss
1ingard fora sotaowhnt similar ruuson, would
10 naAblo 10 appcar. Tho audience xt,o<- uatur-
ealy applaulcd tho stntunont, mud tho play
wont on. Not only TINT, but It will also 10 ro-
peAtcd to@nlkht, Notwithstanding this annoying
oceurTunos.
nre substantially Us follows: 6omo !Ittln tfnlo
nRn, he, wish Miss Llngursl. and tue othor mem-
eers Of tao" "Oaken llearts" company, went Il,
s n,s hoas r play IN enxago,sns q soe wocks
1 anx s f. sass Il sfiit sSs Il
sxa axsa sst.s sss cos4 w. a tssw The tq baths .hS
tho tra ot tho s..sy which was set 20 tho uoin.
larty wero charxu4 with contempt OF court far
xSs.s ~ssa Z .sRa Raay rs 6ass sf sss fa sS
caa!o u Sctare 5a;lxe A,%s % and was :i.cIl,l IL i
o,,!y had @ ihe deiallants i rixht 70 tase scsnsry
s $s'sss 's$ ss s's s,$; +:
a i xi1s r aSysf}ss:S
VIZ as HeSs yas ns :ass as Ha u 81 es seS
GSassssy tha Usi,s es'';t e ta@ @
, 1880-05-15

tn At,wamt"as T. ,,skp n .' uannerTs "'f for :"
knss fnr tnn1r = q, nv NV, nr thn ro II" &
twcen "a rosp,n pr.t'a}i i thn ~, Wtsci,stn Vo,"v
i;nifrnni ~ ,,.h m.,h '''o ria iattnr rnaH
CWGM dmto y tho sSns a,tass hs o a cnSafo
ctu.c In ~ aa.In,,s na''h hne % rcsI',aat ms as
WIS wiiIInriv gtantn,i ,i's''"Tfih: Via Nnrthw"stnrm
ofe{ais nis4s ~ Enm ,,,c, ~ thr Wiscnnstm
1Imn ~ %Is ts 10 arinngo ~" v hna ro.t5 "m t!,"S
Tia rc,;fv INV H. o..na,jI nvn ~ n,,lv r.
the f,,t,rc nssnss .us v| ~, lin NJ Sf1snnto ~
Tlicv 90 ~ ~ ,,on tu ,;,nt thnv hn,i ',no,,
AhsJ INV u OHct llLk MY uAtA UE:A
, 1880-05-15

talHN AAt'K AMI THE r.tuKNAr.5.
ltEHL1N, May I4.-Iha newspapers contain
co1u,Auntcatlo,ls OH l,!smurck'a speerl stat
Ing that he wilt willingly aecept the help ot
The Liberals II h.ay usa ready to leny ths
Centre party.
THE EoU1st SEA TRADING COMPANY.
Thu promoters Of tlle .$a,utl. Hea 1TaainR
Company hope 10 ha abta to reorga,lze It
Without Government aid, atad stock to the
An!uunt Of Et50.Q .QQo will be offered Tor public
subscription.
THE MAY LAWS.
klall V:et vii open On Thursday, t6e 90lh
Inst. II was At ds5t believed that only i bllt
, 1880-05-15
DECORATION DAY,

Special Dtsp4ssA to tbs Chfedpo 1Ft6tne.
nAvESiolsT, lA,, May 14.-Arrangemcnts
were completed to-day for the jolnt nbsery-
ance OF Decoration buy Saturday, May 70, by
the citizens OF Davenport Ia., anAl Mnllne
and ltock island, H., at tho National Come
terry at tho Rock island arseral. Tho Hon.
Emery 4. storrs, OF Chicago, las accepted I'LL
Invitation to deliver tile urattall. Gun. Grant
md otiler pfulllinents have been invited to he
present. Tho officers ot tho slay are john N.
lsogsEs, DaysMtnrt, rtesl1ent; ". g.; Mgr.
ler, Rock Island. Chaplain.
, 1880-05-15
ILLINOIS CENTRAL BRIDGE.

Tho nuw Illinois Central bridge ,lcross tho
main branch OF tho Chicago River Just east
of Elevator u has been completed and will
be formally openetl. in the presence Of the
liz civ athorities an,i rairoad % ofl!cIals VIII
bu run across tho bridge ut IL III. to-day
from thq Central Depot TO tho PeshtIgo luni-
bar.ynrds OIL tho north sidc Of tho river,
where n COLLATION. will ho served to tho
The bridge IL sinllur Iii construction, and
tlestgn to the Northwestern bridge Just south
of KMxio street, and Is to bo used for frcig!lt
trains only. It IL believed tint tho bridge
l.aka Shore north Of tho n,nin brunch, rs tllo
trnihs FROM thu Soutl. Sltta could not reach
TINT section heretofore, and tl.e owners of
tho ttucka ard ynrtls hid To depend entirely
nn the Northwestern, which Is the only line
that rall It's tracks ttore.
, 1880-05-15
Gladstone Enlenvoring to Bring
About Another European
Conference.
The Prussian Diet viii Attempt q
Modification ,of the
May Laws.
Gcrmany's Standing Army, under the
Now Inv, TO Number Two
Millions.
Japan Refuses to Join China In War
upon Russia.
GREAT BRITAIN.

r.,,..,,, 1T.vfA- yn,una Cotra tha oprJ.
,,,ttnrat omti,nr1tv II, a fnftor m fha I,,itisi,
suau'a. nutao.ss, ~ .,'xtae,, oa,t,,n
aarlcnltnra' plospeets anu Aiitellca'l conpo
lion, says: "N0thtng like the present tic
preston In agricultural interests Inns been
scen sInce tho repcnl OF the Corn lnws, In
nina van ~ thare hnva hcct1 snycn ,icfrctiye
hRrvests. In England, where tue odtk ol the
wheat crop is grown, thore Inns been lost In
three years oue-fourth more than wllolo
,ynor,s vtent frnn.-n loss IN tho growers Of
~. a,na, t,,a,, on M ano ,r,tb m eo,,ne,sn.
moro tHau tsV,oo4souV, WIKI ~ euinp'as4
, 1880-05-15
RUSSIA,
PREPARING rO1t WAR

Cnhk Hpfetdt 10 7he Tribune.
ST. PErEnsnulso, May, 14.-+Tho Govern
ment has ordered her lronclad petcr the
Great TO tho Pacific, to be In readiness for the
breaking out Of 1losttlfttes between
Russia and Cl,tna. The rcter the
Groat Is tho largest aid most
powerful vessel OF tho Russian ironcla1
nnvy. She was constructed in tho farbor Of
Kronstadt, and launched in 1874. and re-
scn,bles III design aud construction tho three
great nasticss turtet ships Of tho British
navy, more especially tho Drcadnaueht. Shu
carries two t,Trets, witt, an armament Of
four thirty~tlvo-ton guns made Of Krupp
steel.
It Is understood here that the Russian Gov
ernmemt does not look upon war with China
rs Inevitable. some, hope Ut a pcaceablo nd.
tust,ncnt Of tho misunderstanding concern
Ing the Kuldta trcaty being basel! upon tho
possible good results Of tho conference IT,.
tween the Chinese Ambassador Tseng and
tho Government Vi. the arrival hero of tho
Ambassador few weeks Hence.
WAR VESSELS FOR THE PACIFIC.
To ths Trtsters1 dssoeidftd PrtsA
CHoNsTAur, May l4.-'rho Russian Gov
ernMelt contelnpates sending tho grcat trUh-
clad Potter the Great to the Pacific, and four
other mcn-0f-War for the Pacific are fitting
out.
ST. PETEnsDuna, May 1i.-Fonr lnttali0ns
OF rlilenlen have been formed by conscrlp-
tlon In Eastern Siberia.
SUGGESTIVE.
LONDON, 1lay l4.-rhe St. Petersburg
Qolos snys: " European cnnccrt Is insuf1i-
efent II & has no sanction 10 deal with the
Porte. Words arc useless; deeds aro neccs.
sary."
WILL NOT JOIN CHINA.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 14.-The Novoc
Vrcnslio publishes a Telegram, from Nagasak!
nf China To enter into an alllnnco ugainst
Russia.
0isL0FF.
LONDON, 1lay 14.-A St. Petersburg dis
patch says: Prince OrtUH lias g9l,a to Paris
to resume his duties III Ambassador.
, 1880-05-15
F., conN-rLANTEa ACCIDENT,

CLINTON. ILL.,. May H.--A son Of Patrick
Toohlll, living In Wilson Township, DeWttt
County, was probably fatally Injured late
yesterday afteF,,oo4by being thrown from u
cnr!l-plRnter by d runaway team. liz was
picked up In ~ lnsens!bla state, anl lnsdlca!
% bx ,ss pusa f5 Sa{siItatsss Iatessaly II
II u Thought
, 1880-05-15

spsc'a1 DftsattA q tn CAledeo Tribune.
Loulsv!E.s.E, KY, llay A.--lt is ruported
that syndicate has been formed here to
purchase atd complete the Louisville, New
Albany i 1t. Louis Air-l.!ne Railway frebA
this point to Eyansyilla aud Ut. Louis, A
, 1880-05-15

TIE F0I.fTICAf4 NUbDfE.
LONDON, Mdy Ia Vienna dispatch says:
THIS Lower House Of tho Reichsratl has nd
journcd. There will be- new elections In tho
autumn. The so-callcd reconciliation of
parties suggested by Count Tnafe, President
OF tho Council, has completely .fll1ed. Thu
parties separated III great Irritation.
, 1880-05-15

CONTlkAD1CTEb.
VIENNA, Iay II. Tho statement TINT the
Albanlans have proclaimed their indepcnd-
enco Is authuritatively coiltrndicted.
, 1880-05-15

piTrsnuno, Pa. May l4.-Jacob Painter,
ono ot the pioneers in tho iron business here,
dIed this morning, aged 10 years.
, 1880-05-15

DEPOSIT, N. r.. May L.--Charles Knapp,
member Of the Fosty-tirst Congress, aud Pres
1tlent Of tue Deposit National Bank, died this
morning, aged Us years,