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SpntSaFlELD, ILL.,, Feb 9.-Articcs Of
Incorporation were to-day fled With tho Sec
reipry 0f State by thu Terminal Railroad Ut
East st. Louls; capital, sl0o,oDo. 1t Ii pro-
posptt to construct this ron.l from the trucks
and terlnlni, II, und near East st. Louis, Ut
tho St. Louis Bridge Company, the Union
Railroad Il Transfer Company. tic Chicago
u Alton, tho st. Lau3s, Wabash d Pacific,
the Indianapolis <, st. Louis, the Chteago,
burlington II Quincy, the OhIo Il Mississippi,
tho Cairo Short Line, the Nashville, Chntta-
Muog,, q st. I.nslis, the Illinois y st. Louis,
the East st. I.uuEs IL CarO,Nlelet, tho st. I4,ls
CtNillrctlnE, tlIe Calro y st: Louis, nu! MY
other rand cliterEny East st. Louis. Tile
rNllronl Is to. bB constructed to tho yards,
du,Mts, and sL,letrucis now existing vi tn Ee
provided In or nenr Enst, 81. Louis. The
cyrl0rators are Lewis d. Jones md ]. N.
Th0nps0D,. .ot st. Louis, .!ollu Doyle aud
5. u. Davidson. Of Enst st, L0uls; nnd L.
W. Woodward, Uf Whrrcn County, Ohio.
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her husband, for possesa!on Of their two
children, Judge Smith decided III favor Ut
Tic fntIler's trimming l1efil.
CRIMINAL NEWS.
nEFALCAr1nx.


Hp<tfaf fHspaleh 10 The Chicago 7Sfbunt.
kASsAs Cry, 1fD., Feb. z,.-1}usinpss md
social circles aru highly cxcitc'! over the dis
appearance Of ono Alfred Hertz, voting
tiernln.l wlIo came in. this city about two
years agu from Brooklyn will, tic best of
References After several months enlploy-
t,cnt In The Office 1T Bullene, Mnoro Il Etn-
cry f!H obtained d very responsible position Il,
llle olllec Ut A. ]. Meade, grain commission
merchant, wlItcl, he held last week nt TIC
t[nIu nf his disappearance. lie was n young
German Of lilo most exemplary 1,ahits, ainl Ind
friends not only In tho social circles If tho
city, but business Is wcl1. On Sntnr.luy,
The l4tll duy uf February, Afr. Hertz left The
city for st. L0lis OH husiI.t:ss. 1Ic safl
g"ul:by ,to Ills friends. a1gl IL wns the intc,I.
n'll Tor him 70 rGar a OIL Mo'',,iay of Inss,iay
were received from tho y0ung man by Ills
employers, but sfuce then, with utle Gxcel,-
tioti, not Il wnrtl ut any bprt lHis cUtnc frNIn
l!in. Notlilng yery strnnge ws's s thought of
5 nas scss IL sss t ss 5 |s III tasas ny' bsssa sSs
varlnns directions. atr. Hertz. It was
,!n1ers'oo.!' wns ysry '9|fl, .. interested n
friends. 4 ,lspatcl, sent to that localtty RI
cefvet MI answer yesterday illtIrnitig stating
tint Afr. ltcrtz Ins not been there, wl,Icli
ilcnrly craxrd the latIy, above mentioned. a,sd
ltd l,eeii fully dealt with. lo-day's tiuyei-
nprl,clis put nn entirely different c0l,struc.-
tiun on tl!y case, as It llas been discovered
that 1lGrtz Is tlcfaulter tn the a.onIttuf 81
oN. III WIS the. confidential. clerk will,
\. j. Mratle and obtained the n110yc amount
By raising checks aIg1MA by l,ls employer.
The nn,fley VIM lost III thu bltcket-ali,1,s,
where Hertz l,nI been ,snlL'ing for months.
1t nlso leaked out this evening TINT about
three years ago tho young 1latl was the con-
iidantial clerk Ut q lnrge Gcr,,un ten l,ol,sr
nj HING kolg, China, Athl .lcfau[tet there to
tho aint)unt Of 81, 600, aiAl then escnped on n
safllitg vessel. lie fIvpu with hiEhlj-c0li-
hectrtl fnlntly here, alld his fall Is creating
frrt,nt TALK
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Tho seconl season BY tho French ollorn troupe
commenced last ovoninx ut lEayorly's Theatro
with tho performance Ut ala Dulla Hciono."
which wis substituted for "Mtgnon," uw!ng to
"tho savorc indapostton Of Calnu1."-aa tho
prugsam announced. Tho Gust WIS Il worry strong
ono, Including paolo-Mart6 III tho tttlD r0o.
Angelo as UIrstcs. Juicau as Paris 1)Ipian rs
A{ciHl1Hs, Jo,lard NJ 11uameH.,lpn, 3tezierra als
6irars % s 'u tao tWo % aj.1es. Ta"lo @ Mari3 @ VIZ VIZ
ut hur bcat ns Ile1en, an,l, notwithstanding
tho a,txgosttyoncss Ut tho part, kept u wthll,
did support III jutes.,i, who is osle Of lid bust
alti sl'rl8htllpst actors ope7l bou.Iu has Uvur
brought us. Tho tHlnAlllng parts wUrb well
tered innlny IN tho tranIntu representation.
Tho music Suffered. ns but few oe tho lcatlillK
Hrt!sts hnve much voice loft, ami tho chnrukes
wero weak ana euslstHntly overpoWerad BY tho
orchestra. Thls oyonug "btme. Fayart" will
b1 ViFQtt.
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THE ALLEN MURDER.
Fuf Il E%iS L..

SANDWICH, ILL.,, Feb. Gl.-Tho Coroncr's
Jury tlIIs afternoon found that =" Hiram r.
Allen came 10 Ills death by pistol shots fired
from 4 revolver by d person or I,prsons ult-
known" The murder Is still wrapped III NJ
grcnt mystery as over, ald has developed
great Interest throughout tho wholo county.
Tho Jury agrcctl TINT the murder was cultl-
nllitel by bHrg)nrs DETECTED III, theIr work,
al.d all sensational runlors tllat It wra !one
fonnstntloil. a. special meeting 1T tho Cl.y
Council WIS l'el.! Tonight, mi! arrangements
made to t1efrny tho exl!Ullses incurred III the
prosecution Uf the work until tho muruerers
Nrb arrested
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In tho ycrnacular of tho profession, ii "snap"
Company bus during the f,ast week been playing
"our nourI!nK-lluuso' at Hunlin's. Tic
troupe wis managed or mismAnaged by LcoIl-
nri Grover, 1r.. the Bon of his fathor
II, moru ways thnn ono. 1t secsnB thAt
tho company wus organized lust Hcp-
tetnher by y0nng Grover, and after
sosnewhat chccketcd career reached here Il
lfttlr over week ago. 4 number .of tho orig
fnnl numbers hnd. III tho course OF tho travel,
cut thoEr connection with tho company,
but lnsxcr number kept on, uilnwing
their salnrles tn accumulate, believing
r. the eoniilcnt nssuranccs of young Grover
thMt after the Chicngs, enRaKesnent thuy would
nil ~ tn llEooklyn: and hls fnther--." Old Fol-
W,la @ PIT them H., i. tl,c e'st o. big nU;y l'lay.
,,s,i Mould bo thoIrs ut Gns stroke:
s.lnt1ny night, aud nll tho M4,plo wont to
their huteI tll tho hope at receiving a,llary Ii,
thu. n.Vrning and OF e,nbnrktnv for Now, York
III lust nights trnin. They wcre, disnppnintct.
huwuver. fcsterlay they found tint Grnvcr,
With Ills wifu ati1 the c.lsll tcAvlng the company
t1 wrcstle With tho talld!orI Ut the hotel over
their bonr,l hill md get buck to New York tho
best why thpy CA}1,
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GOT HIMSELF I}1sr.tTrD.

Nonro1.K. Va., Feb. 23.-JphM Dozlor,
farmer, near Deep Crrckt made 1,imseIf OBJ
noxfous to his nctshbora by enforcing the
fence law On Thursday night Inst Ills
house wns surrounded by n mob, who kept
up a fusi1adc Until Dozicr and a co|orcti man
escape To tho wo0tts. Tile coinrcd man was
struck by bail and killed. No nrres,s.
, 1880-02-24

STAMFORD, KY, Feb. .l.-1ylll Powell and
Sam Williams, searching Tor stolen horses,
wure followed by two horsenlon who acted
s,spiclously. All stopping at lIoustonyllte,
Powell attempted to examine their horses,
when one fired pistol ut him, mud tho other
shot Williams. Powell. though wounded,
ln,,s'lea @ 'ato % the o.sl ~ q,'l, gatti9K sot. M
instantly, liz proved to be Ascl. lsowzIe, 4
lesperatlu, and brother OF the Aotel ls0wZtu
who WIS hanged BY Il mob hero few ypnrs
ago, Powell is not seriously hurt, but WILL
iNluS ln1y die.
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Commissioner Fl,ik l,as sent circular 10
the. managers OF tho inst freight lines Ill
structlng them tl,at the circular OF April &,
1870, regarding distribution Of tonnage,
maintenance Of rates, and paying commits
siolls will be strictly enforced hereafter.
This order applies to westD0und business.
The annual meeting Of tile stockholders of
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Raltroau Company will be held ut Cc,lnr
Rapids today. This nlcetltsE wilt bu Of more
tllaf ordinary interest because 1t will liavu
to net npon tic lcose Of It's property to tic
Cliicugo. Rock Island j. racihc Railroad
Company. AS already stated IN TuE Inli-
DSE, considerable stock hns changed )nnsls
Elhce the arrangement WIS lnatte with tho
Rock Island. alld 1t IL more thRn probable
aps ates hs 'f fs M II s st e,, q Ss iSSrs Ioa vii j.
split ~ four parts an!l diytdes! between the
SiilwnnKec l. 81. Pnnl.
The Genernt Passenger Agents WHO went
to st. Louis Saturday to taku part III thu
meeting called to Investigate charges for
FG FsIte s ystefa e u4 rRo Rss't to Setss g. 4Ss
latr.i was tho st. Louis, Kcnkuk Il Nortli-
western. 8fr. Il. 4. Ford. Ut tic Vandn!in,
charged that thls lilo lind sold D. secontI I'class
s ,sn t. s, kM fEsa Ss SSt5 soaor III M"snsaE a Ec rs
Railways at 81 lcss ttsan tariff rates. Tho
Charge Wns sustained, nlMl it was resolved
thnt tho SGGrotAry b9 Instructed tn notify tho
St Louis, keokuk s. Northwestern li!Ilroatl
CuMlpa,ly TINT on alll nfter March tic Ya,l-
,laiin 1IInr, indianapolis Il st. Louis, Wn-
busl,, st. Louis u Pacific, and Ohfn i Nflssis
slppi kVlrOal Companies Will decline to ic-
eclt their fsslio Of ttckets terminating at sea-
b0nrt points.
t,,. II.
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FAXf)DTJ].

ME,frIrrs, TENN, Feb. g,.-'rhc details arc
received of fatnl affray at Inzo0 City on
Saturday evening between ona Boyd anil the
Everett brothers. C1ay Everett received
severe cut witt, n poeketkn!fo In tho nlnlo-
men anu WAS shot tn tho neck with bucksl,ot
al,out thirty minutes afterwnni. f,corar
Evereit, brother of Clay, WIS slightly wound
rtl nt'u!tt tic head mid face. Ono shot
skinned u hegro's npsc, mud another struck q
mule. Boyd escapGd ,tnhurt.
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MURDER AND I.YNCIIING.

GALVESTON, Feb. :9.-A Nc,es spuulal from
Jefferson says; "A reliable informant from
nuar Linden, Cass County; gives the follow
ing; Mrs. Clarke, q respectable married
lndy, living i'll Garry nctghborhood, was
yesterday Irntally outraget! alld tflon .mur-
tcrId. Threo nIGla WnEU arrested, Alltl ono
Grfse4 st rs m IL, ah s5Es s a W. of5lny ti; wt
e0Rl.o!t, mud sot On tlIe, liz WIS atterWarA
hunKel. 1nteusu excitement prevails,
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INDIANAPOLIS It ST. LOUIS.

EpftlHI 11I1p1tfH 10 7hf UAffHfo 1f1bHHe.
TElr.E 1lAurE, lrd., Fob. &'-Baylrss VI.
Hanna, for many yeRrs Gul.ernl Solicitor Ut
tho indianapolis IL st. Louis Kallrotl, Inns
BEEN replaced by w. II. Dye,Rf indianapolis.
At late 1ncutlilg uf tlIu stUckilDltto!Y, inHly
ol wl,oin ara actiya Republicans, complaint
was l,lntIp thut JudEu llannN WIS ton netive
III Delu0cratlc politics for the g0t,tl Ut tho
Company. Judge llama takes i pl,tlasopll-
lenl view of tho matter, nlld sill advocates
tho old TICKET OF "Tlldon, leeforul. and
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I5HUTIALITY.
Special DlspAteh 10 I1{ Chfea1Q Tribune.

Special Dapateh 10 7ht Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Feb. GA man
na'netf Miller WIS jailed nt MI Pleasant Sat
urttny, charged With committing MI outrage
on II lersoh of weak mimi, n woman l,nucd
Wylic. Unc 3lellugh, wllu attempted the
ss''ne crime, took to tho woods, und IL still at
large, -s
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EAFE.I3LOyYEUS.

spsttal psspoieh to IN cAteaeo 1Stbumk.
DEcATuls ILL.,, Fob. 9s.-Ou Fr!day light,
ut tho store ot Wolf Il t'rcenc, ut Lit Place, u
fow miles Gust ct this city, professional burg
iars blew opon u lurgu snfu aiil made uil with
caxl IT, th9 amount pf AbO.lt 800. Sllspl-
clUtis characters wcro Xnnll nl>Nut tho tuWM Il
foW hours previous, nntl 1t /. thought by the
losuA TINT the thieves ca!lla fro,n st. Louis.
, 1880-02-24

Husbands f'n1clned H1aETlesln-Nuur
tho Istu, mnil snur ds,su thnt. uther lnngllesln.
Fnr anln tn Government sumpcd bottlGs, ut
druggists md country atUrcs, Alll by T. ]. 1lus-
bun1, lr,, phiIul3cIuh!u.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
Facts Arc stubborn Things !,

Facts Arc stubborn TlinEAS
3itssry. .ju4tt4i DnF1lttt 4 Gu, UDstol, Mnss.-
CEHTlEMEN: Our EAics III A.lrnett's STANDARD
FlAvornx txtr1lctAar t1lpdy increasing tllllnng
tho Northwest, Il hlsru indication tiat tho sstple
nro demanding honest. Wholesome gANls.
Held, MURDOCH Il FISCHER,
CHICAGO, Bept. III, lh7u. Wholesale urueurs.
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ARttES'r1:D ON SUSPICION.
JEltsEY CRY, Feb. 93.-1n the ease Of 11ar-
rtet lllnk, murdered 1T 1'ntcrson, the police
!nvcatrested MI acquaintance Ut the wolnan's,
Henry BuC1lHr, t1tl hisl,frinfl.
, 1880-02-24

1I0tmtAnn's Hop pills cure cla1Ils and
fever, dumb .,xlle, hlliHlarss, gecsnl debility,
sick hea.lao!e, ul,d dyspepsia. Van Hohaaok,
Stevenson d Co., general aEuNts.
, 1880-02-24

NI14Is1V TIA lN3 1s1N1AI4.
ATHENS, Tenn, Fob. Gl-During MI alter
cation at ball pIay, Dim Robinson. agetl 2. 2,
killed Marcus '1'allant, 1narTied man. Tall
ant,s widow htfers 9950 for thu apprehension
Ut the murderer, and tic Governor will offer
as iuuch 1nUrc.
, 1880-02-24
rhe Annual Report OF the chica.
20 & Alton for 1879
Submitted.
=. Shows q Large Increase In
Earnings Over 1s78-Gen-
eral Prosperity.
rnc Weighing Of 0rafn-program for
tlo Burlington Consoll.
lntton.
Celebrating tho Opening Of tho Cincinnati
gouthern-An Indiana Line
Leased.

Leased.
r,1E AITpN'S ANNUAL REPORT.
The seventeenth annual report Of tho
prcscnt at,l Directors Of the Chicago Is
Aim l,ailroad Company for the year ending
Inc. 81, ls7p, llns Just como ont. 1t Is MI
elaborate document, and makes good Show
tnv. The following Is nit Abstrnct from, tile
rpuort: Tho length Of road operntctl II
,ap niles. Tint part of tho road front
Teytco, NO., to Kallsns City, LIS miles, Inns
h,en in full operation about one-l,ulf Of the
year,
,omc rs at tho tlatc OF tho lnat annual report.
In pursuance OF tho contract With tic Kill
sas CITY, st. Louis i: Chicago lsailroad Colr-
,,,ny for the construction OF the new rail-
md froln Mexico to kattsus City, TINT Conf
nan = issued and transferred to tho Alton
roulpauy S3.0o0,00O Of tho flrYt-lndrtgage
mr. cent bolltls, which by reason Of the high
tate Of intcrest they benr the 1}onrl cotlsid-
sd ssrcd unwiso to sell. Tho bullsls referred to
Tnyc lHe,l deposited with thu United States
Trust Company, OF New York. rs cUlintera!
security fur an issue Of the ,sa,tle amount of
tMr cent sink{ng-fniitl bonds.
f'ic following IL Il statsu!eat of THO gross
~, tS; express, sill,sN}; ,inIls, sss.&i0;
miscellaneous sources, $}40. TUtNl, ~, 1a5,-
CT. THU receipts for is5s wsrs s,Hl ,hl9.
a. w WY ~, ttoaI,,ment ~ hal m"t Hx,,f -
men, 2L rorar1,nY o usGcs H., M "aiS IT, i,Se,,
Mexico and Kullsas Cty, md 1T, co1lIpcnsa-
lion las been received for the service. r..
S r9a ,o,' ps t
psss9 Ss"asst'snss ssss ;'sPs!ss i aS1ISS
a9htsnTTStt s,MmM HIN, Il Esp S Reio'A'
s's''o. nv''.. ~ ss'v'n's"o' ss'',,,. ,,, .
summary VI e"t'"lss o''o sMl,o'lseS' Ky .,.,
,,, ~, .o,,,os g i.17; - t,o e. !9iv:
StaeTa,as expenses: $'5!;isS! S'SisS;S y
~ H. eaIInsn Imrrssi n aross e,,iips was te
.r5 ~ ~. t,a i,,or,1,,, r. n",n,tir :, ,s.;,.,,t
III III ~. tntIs,jnu tl,e jnernns.. t5, ~ ,,nr,,
inys a. '''' ~>'0@ ~'
~ 5o aitnr .si,,ci'ng @ a neros % x.,sas VIZ 9s.t
tsfsa @ md nn ass.ss,,,.1,{s f tint Hear. ii'fsrssk
W. hnnsis % r"ni' iossns. nnti iii ntt,er s,,nns
oqnnsriv o u hara Ia I'D ,c,,t, @ M a,tt1ni % ,, nrs,
pg,,pl gUl to I3ltj pcr cent @ Of, % ti,p ca,tni stosE.
posi II I~, ass.xSrmts IT. ptnaf" tl,rnv thc ncr,o oY
a.. ~ HsseS ,s r''av ,',,, !K uo st! ~
w n;,o,, II" i,n,, in, ,mi ,'i .,y,.",.t SSnt,
~ ti'c @ cn,Irts i,1vn t.trnrt1,n iIw ~, fIIntti
The l lumber Of pisscligrrs tr,lllsportcd
au's ~ - w su NM w. ,,t n .zi 'sie ~, "
o, 1oootn'e or tar 3 cei Go; fr;,, w." elt
tatn,, ~ inrintt M, .:'.", .,,,nttd h. vt ~
t.,,u ~, trEonao 5v"r tnt ~ Tia ,,r,",r
uaal ~ ~ ri III fons ~ ri NJ n mr. c..,,t
sITT sTora ~n ,,es nah E,r ,sInr F,ni",ii,,,. I'm.
nrayn,nenfs hiring filn ycar1Hn 81. .t,i5. ttan.
III IL in 81 ali 9ss' IL ''' '0'o' ~4''A9'e>'1'"'
" TW. ~ nyert,9e @ nui,,bcr If men cmu1oyed wos,
In 1873, aaas; Iii 1s7o, 35sp. Uf tl!e who'll
amount Of operating expenses. VI 4sll00 per
cent NILS paist for labor ai!tl personal servccs,
, 1880-02-24

der three boys, who, III company Will, others,
gathered arDt,1i.t CHates' ho,ne Sunday evel-
ing. making considerable roiHc. lie got oni
II shotgun and discharged 1t several times
with M. 4 shot
, 1880-02-24

CINCIINNAIl StJUIIIEIt+Ns
CINCINNATI, Feb. G}.-'fllc opcning OF the
Cincinnati Southern IntlrUol for through
business was celebratetl to-tlay by street
llrntlr, the ringing Of llre-beIlH, nnd tle.firng
Of 100 guns by thu Fifth Ohio Battery.
, 1880-02-24

From Eminent wilmer Nrlntull, m.
H., Isnltlnnre.-"I hnrp uRed EDLDiiN'9
I4iEiitG'S LIQUID ENTlthl:r Or nl:EF in my
rrarlin0 IN consumption. debility. weaknoss
slstelniit, ohooross, etc., uto, II chnaot be sur
p,.sGttl,"
, 1880-02-24

spsetaI pnpateA to IN ctteaas 1tibans.
TElnsE HAuTE, Inl., Feb. 1.-The long
talked OF leaxe Ut tue Evansville, Terro l1aute
& Chicago railroad to the Chicago i Eastern
, 1880-02-24

Ing tho past year.
WEIGHING taN.A1N.
Tho following letter las l,ceil sent To tho
managers Of tho yarlmts ronsls ccl,ter'ng in
thts city t1y.a Committee representing tho
board Ut Tratto uni fsecelvors' Association,
appointed to investigate the nntter Of weigh
Ing Eratl, Mid nitllstNtr sold In tl,ts market,
In conference wilt, tho rlliway ullictnls
devise solne plan which sllnll hc equitable to
NIL PARTIES concerned, anl rur,nvu the cause
of n,lcli complaint a,,,l dissatisfaction not
only On tho part of tho collntry shippgrs, but
hcn!ers md purchasers here for the Enstet1i
lnRrkst. The latter ls signed by T.. j. Wheeler,
j. q. liea2lcy, anil +. A. 11uwc on the part of
tho Donrtl of rratfe. nluf j. N. Wnnznr. u. N.
Underwood, and j. =. 1lAlllsoy on tic rnrt Of
tho Recelyers' AssDctattDi1: "Wc lave no
doubt the railroads teslre to facilitate
this business and give their nntr0ns aatlafnc-
ti0n, and wc would be rlcnscl to meet yull to
discuss tic subject III all Its 6rarings. Tllat
tic subject may ha under consideration BY
you, we tako tic liberty OF stating rs briefly
rs possible tho causG Of complaint, tic rGlNc-
tltes VIZ wisl, To apply, n1ll the manner of ap-
plfGAttun:
"Flrst, rs to complaints by shippers tn nrd
from Chicago. fhe present system IT Weigh
ing cnls on track Is f0ul,A unsatisfactory In
tl,atit ts nut always accurate, and there IL II
suspicion, whether well fou,tdGtl Or INT,
TINT there Is mt proper caru exercised to ste
whether scales nre BALANCED nlid III nrtler ut
all times; and senlcs Sxlns9t! y i!!o weather
a,ut that tie. weighing, heinK done by
Interested pnrt]GA sometimes atpl ut others
by men whose chief nb}CGt II to Ket thu in!st
done tn the shortest tit9y, calsmot a!lwnys ba
pounds, so that W. nl It l,npt,sstble To snt-
lsfy our patrn'!s Or ourselves. lliltlnstDtesiy
tho most satisfactory weighing wan!tt BY ly
present, ~ propose to delegate ,tl.e ,wtlnio
matter Of weighing to the 13UNrl Of Trale
Weigllnaster, and we llnvo 70 aSk Your e.; e.
operltto,l, uld Wtll feel Obliged II you Will
sEfy y H s y5 5swnxF T,!Frfi a yoa wtI w 'S t2t sSt
Ill., H. Il Bearsl mr. Of TTatc Wsixl'master ID lsvs
full charge Of tho matter Of weights Ut
ltlk grMin a., atE I,r,.I nlilssnts ,, 81 yo,ar
trcks That ts Westcr tn r9aHs Wii assgri
freight OIL. That both Jiastert, alMt Western
runds will IN some lnalller cover tllcir tr1cls-
scales: 50 tlsHt they VII 1T nll ti1nes bu pro-
tectea from TIC Influences Of tlle weather:
We think tho furGEulng Will, aucl GhnlHgA
IN experience ath tle flitnrv demands Of tile
lie ira,ie. 'fho fclrf frolu ali rrxp.',!sibfiIiy
ai,d tic expense Of weighing, will Offset the
uxpol,se Ut l'n''slng scaes alll possibly s,'p-
plying l1W ones"
BURLINGTON CONSOLIDATION.
A sI,pcol meeting Of the Chicago, lsurling-
ton Il Quincy mid tic Burlington Il Missouri
River In Nebraska will be held III this city
Saturday for tho purpose Of ratffying the ar
rangcincnt fur tic consolidation of tlie two
roads. A circular sent to tho stock.
, 1880-02-24

Victor lsaby Food
Cumcs nearer 10 muthcr's milk mAn any other
preparation known. Try It. Price, 23o, All
druggists.
, 1880-02-24

tlnn 10 tho officers III cllarge Of tho savcra de-
pnrtn.rht., md tllDse employed under thotr
direction, for efficiency, zeul, md fidelity tnan-
iilk tho U,tst year,
, 1880-02-24

Leeds. THIS Is, of course, impossible. Tile
cUnretl population IT thEs rity will be glad
to hear t!at NtArtlur IL nt lust IN 4 fntr way
AENiIlst sOGiety.
, 1880-02-24

ATTEMPTED MuRnElt.
sptetal plspdteA to TAe GA1eapo JttAuns.
0lANn .llArIns, aiir's., Feb. gs-James
Coates Wps brought to thls city from Lowell!
, 1880-02-24
ALLEGED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


lNnIANAroL1s, Feb. 2sl--In putitIon filed
to-day In tho United States Court, Gen.
George f 5fcGinnis chargcs Congressman,
Myo,S, Of tile Sixth 1ntltana District, With
nppropriatlng moneys collected which In no.
wise belong to him. Mctilnnis Is Assignee
In bankruptcy. lIaying intrusted Myers
and his partncr, Woods, with certain colec-
tons he says TINT they owed tho estnto
balance of Sl5. Mr. Woods acknowledged
tle Indebtedness, ,Nc{iln,.ts says, but
held that he could not pny the money,
fur tic reaso, TINT Myers lInsl takel, tho
money to Washington with him. Mr.. Wood
sattl lie would write tn Myers niNl hnyc him
sGalst the n,l0llnt. After waiting snlnc t1ne,
and not hearing from aIr. Myers, alc{iinnl4
wrote to lin requesting that tho amount be
forwarded mud complaining that Ills firm WIS
not treating lin fnfrly III tho ,nntter. "trl,a
reply OF. Myers" snys Mct;lnnis, "wns an
nbilsiye letter, mid eln1Ming TINT his firm wns
entitled to the $;:al for fees Wten tho fact ~
TINT Whenever they ElattG remittance Of
nancy collected they retained their fees, Civ
ing III eyory case tic amount cl,urgcd fur
such collection" The little transaction shows
tho character OF. Congressional timber
brought nut by tic Democracy Of Indiana.
Thls Ii on II par will. Judge Nuw's sluoklng
elgnrs at Sl19 per thousand n,N! drinking
whisky ut SlU per gnllon ut the Governments
eXpUn5e.
, 1880-02-24

Travellers, stop 1t the Aslor House, Nbm York.
, 1880-02-24

T,o. mn r.,. o1-on catur.,,,. ,,,roo
m"lS: ~ ~ ;x, hsp. @'-oh , sn,n1aaS M. 1hree
Geneva on Thursday night last were caught,
ami nye now l,el,Ind tho i,ars. Thev are
cnor",, c"r,',,,tnr Erci Sror,ln mr., Eo,r',o no
n.. nco's. o"apt'' .,. ;,l. III, "'m ueo'so
be'iheit' Martll' anu lelfet1 were capt
at oncu conducted them back to Geneva.
T'l,csc twt, int wcck ulrndrt t,ni,tv In tha
art" ~ ~ ,,,o ,i ".' ,t,h" 1,' - H., ~ ., ~"
csna'e u uuts'a's. Ano 'uuec W u1c LINZ
now pronounce tomorrow. No doubt
their atta,n,te,f eseupe will nrurayat,, tha
,,nrn1t,. a,rnr.i,1 TIM, Car,'o,,,or I'm
putnns ""M'.eu n.o"!, Gaapan.et, .,' ulo
othor PRISONER fecap1uret' gives Inc fellow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07

KILLED BY GAZING EARTH.-Yesterday
afternoon about 3 O'Clock Michael Nc
Donough, siXty-three years of are, was
killed by the caying OF the earth while en-
gagged in digging trench for culvert at
No. 2009 Broad street. The trench was
about eight feet deep, and McDonough and
a colored man were at work in it at the
time. The latter escaped with some slight
bruises; but McDonough was buried under
about a ton Of dirt. with his head out. The
heavy pressure OF the earth against the
body OF the unfortunate man prevented
him from breathing, and he died before be
could be eXtricated. The body was taken
out and carried TO his late residence, near
the Chesapeake and Ohio depot. Coroner
Taylor viewed the body, but deemed an in
quest unnecessary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07

Judges of Election, Registrars, &C.
Judge Clopton yesterday, in recess. ap-
pointed the following judges of election
and registrars:
First Ward-P. w. Hutchings, John II.
Foster, and b. Il. Edwards.
Second Ward-II. G.. Archer, Charles E.
Morgan, and Lewis Clark.
Third Ward-J. c. Snellngs, John W.
Owens, and Jordan Smith.
Fourth Ward-F. w. Fitzgerald Z. n.
Gregory, and Jos. Ii. Carter.
The first named in each ward is the regis
trar. The last named colored Republicans.
The places OF registration and voting are
as follows:
First Ward-Southwest corner Of Hull
and Fourth streets.
Second Ward-The market-hOuse.
Third Ward-The store OF Owens 4 Bro
iher.
Fourth Ward-On the northwest corner
OF Hull and Eleventh streets.
See that your name is on the registration
books. Pay your capitatiOn tax, and you
may be happy yet.
The municipal election takes place Nay
9th. All the city and some ward officers
are to be chosen, and candidates are as
"thlck rs leaves in VaambrOSa."