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ADJUSTMENTS.
La FILLE DE NINE. ANGOT.

bflo Iat1gG..............., Milo. AnBte
Ailar4ntho. .hllc: nelprnto
ToMpol,le.. r. !Htean
i'tiEannIeFe. SoiHt1!
moachnfu. ln,plnn
...stiio. Faols. Mari6
1t will l,G grateful news tn tho lovers at French
opora, WIN wish to see it cleanly dono and with
so,no reference TO muaicnl cfects, that Mr. 0rau
has brought us Il troupe that can tay como
clultns to musical ability aud to dcocncy. Whom
0pcrA-b0uGf0 waa first given in Chicago, by 4
troupe from Now Orcans, tho manager grossly
violated all sonBo Of proprioty, and Iostee, fol.
lowing soon Rfter, mado all her SUCCESS by vul-
garity Rnd ths grussost obsccnity. Prom that
lAy to this tho opera-boutYe troupes haye
seemed To consider that noaFsanesa, direct or
suggestive. was what audiences wanted, rather
than tho music, which IL Ilcltrly always tnuoful.
bright, and jlnglng, and tho wit. aud satire. ind
funny situations Ut tho story. Nile. Almto waa
tho arst V currcct this and to convince hcE I'LL.
aloncc4 TINT theEu might bo abandon without
yulg9rtY, but oye't shy WIS open 70 criticism at
IT, heaa Vic &c sn 4" 'as" sosthnx r than II kiek
aid wh0 d.! justee to tho m.,siu ind action.
Thu rusult WINS very elIloynbl0 performance
F!lia Do Mmo. Angot,'' Which. thomgh il has
has boon given shirty.!!yv times. Tho now.
aela Msea aRpS% 10 ry ~ u Tsto aassis S
In that ut IM4e. LuHVt, md Glpoul in thaE of
l'urs, II WI M!st4ky not. before he went upon
tho Italian stage. VIZ set him down ~ new
conner. though he has been hose before II GtaIIan
boutfo. Or what should bc called, tuaasI hy
last evenings performance, oporM-com!4ns.
with bright, expressive face. cayy aud gracci1i
!n hor actlon. fun IT sbsudon md vi mover
ooarse. She hls . sopr4uIo voice Of filr guilty
rood effect that sho 1ankcs tho very most out Of
The characteristic numbers Of her part. Nile,
MmSGte tae :. Maa: Lan9s a o. tno Restorman
i I'LL, statuosquo lady, a!d with a; very hand.
somo face and graceful manner. Her
vplGo h = very strong mnzxo sppEnttu,
her singing fur nbnys that OF uthec
upera.bolil0 artists who havc been hers, while
III her action shu fairly divided tha honaru with
her associate, Cannll, contrary 70 expectation.
sings W well a. ever, not only with hls old ring
, 1880-02-03

WESTERN PASSENCE1t business.
For some time past tho passenger business 10
matters haye become 80 Ind thnt tIckuts to tho
Fur West could be bought at almost any price.
Tho principal difficulty arEacs from tho system Of
paying commissions for tho gale Of tickets to
Outsiders, mud tho rn!lroad mcn hnvo BECOME
convinced TINT u long ..s this system is kept up
thorc cum be m peacc, md rates will l,u cut In
spite Of III! ngrcgn, tt,ts. an ttrtirt Will there.
TICkct and Passenger Agents Of the vlrtous
Western ror's to abolish tho commission
tfo maintenance of tho rites hcroaftor.
The Genurll Managers 1t tho various rontis
atp to meet tho tlhy after to- net upon the report
1t IL quito ccrtain some arrangement will bo
pcrfecttsi, M nll tho rtHlds hnvD aetisHe quito
afck Of tho disastrous wlr which bus bueu EuiuE
Oh for moro thAn q year.
, 1880-02-03
t.. G. IL r..

vIco-Frcatdont A. L. Hopkins. OF tho Wabash,
st, Louis 4 raoltlo, stated To u TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday TINT tho Purchasing Comrnltte0 for
tho bondhol,!ors who purchased tho 1ndlGnapo-
lis, Cincinnati 3; l,nfayctts Railroad nt tho
foreclosure salo ut Cinolnn,ti yesterday,
ild not buy 1t IN tho interest Of
Tho Wabash naliroatl. Tho price Of tho
rulld w,ls 80 high that tho WMllnsll could mako
no Inonpy nut 0f it. Ito Aluitted t3lat tho road
would DO Of benefit tn tho Wabash system, and
II this roa and the Cincinnati, I.nfay0tte X CHI
price, Ills roat! might take them. Tho surveys for
il line fr,m tho now ChIoax1 extonslon 10 Kun
kakeo haro nut hum tnnt0 f1r tho PURPOSE of
tnyetto Nond ut Klnknkoc, but to 10 enabled to
eoinpot0 with the Illinois Central, which hnd
built u llno-the kankakco T. s0uthwustcr,l-
which CRUISES his ruad at thrco dlHercnt puluta.
, 1880-02-03

Of Mr.. ]. a. 1rnwo. gercrnl Western Freight
Agent of tho GRIND Trunk. md tho latter 1f Mr.
Chicago 4 GRIND Trunk. THUS tho present rein
tinns between tlo Nrand 1r1Ink md MtchiRAn
Central will ito f.nlntaiNtsl. ni!d Mr.. 1i1wD md
Fnat-FrElt Etnr, will continue u sbllcIt their
y, ,MIaGeaa t, 70 VIII tne MtnhIgan Centnl. nranh
tnfnrr, whllo Mr. s'n.vcly and his -agcnts will
snllut b,laness fnr tho n1w ilno vim Port itt'ron
This arrangement hts hcen n1n'io tn fnabntaln
nrnnl Tr,tnk aslll Michigan Central. and will M
nsh nrsHn nf Erc,lt benefit 70 b'th !lnns NJ tho
tlrnn.1 Trunk HaiA considerable tratlle from tho
Michigan Central in return for what 1t gfvca tn
tii3a ritlil,
, 1880-02-03
c., II. u q. 1sIJAtOIsa.

DDsTOv, Feb. 2-Thorc wns a ralmor IN tho
street tu-t1ay that tho Chtcngo, Burlington &
Quincy ind tho Atchtson. Tnpekn & Snnta FG
wero to be consolidated, with 4. Jefferson t&nl-
ifgo IA President. There liz probably M
truth in Tho Inter part Of this rilmnr,
hut regarding tho Chtcago, burlington
Il Qlrlncy It mny In said thnt
It has long Nocn Thought probnhfo hcrn lint tho
1arRn holders Hf Its stNk t,t,,v holl n controlling
!ntcrf'at In tho Atchfsen stoek. DnH th!cnKt,,
Burlington l. Quincy tircch,r Is nlraHlty lit tho
AfthsOn n!rcctorhhtp, nnl nt tho cunning spring
noetfnE Mt least twu nr three fn0r. nrc likely t.i
!e elected III tho Chicng0, burlington Quincy
Interest: but consolidation ls DOUBTLESS great
why on.
, 1880-02-03
dad dreams, dfsturbt! sleep. Indigestion, Btotn-
[lCh gas, Ill v0LtsheS hgfore Hop ltittprs.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
TOnkA UeAfla,

Tho Tonka hean Is largely used as substitute
for Vanilla. f." 1t IL usually covered with crys-
tnllilc eiiorcscnco Of cttltnarin. Given to dogs
stance prtxiilceil grct.t and oven fatal depres-
alon; and III mn, In tho dose Of from thirty to
sixty gr.ins, It accustomed s,nl,scR, E!ddncss. de-
pr.rsit,.,, vomiting. utd tlsnwsness."
The ubn,o in tIllitatlun IN cunlcd from tho Nd
tf0nn Dfx,kn&tlt,ir, e4itte,l BY stlc md Mnlsch.
ltir1lttt'A E2truet FatlIlln IL warranted to 10
FREQ frIn tho I,1iilycnlG substitute, md ls pro-
pared from selected varilla baans only.
Eminent Dr. w. &. EnyeMaE1l% Mem.
phs, Ienn.. writes: :" Fur weak digestion, cor.
Ca1lcn'A Licnig's Liquid EItruct Ut lIeef."
Travellers, stop at tho AAtor ltouse, New York.
, 1880-02-03
Total, ,1.N NB
Union Pacific Nailrond nd..................1:s III 400

1]alnncc In favor Of tho two ronds.... 6,tNs
It is enay to form conclusions, but It looks tt,
mo ms though. Nebrnskn ts getting nwAy with
north, on accouut Of tho superior cllmAto for
cnttlo rntslng.
Nobrnskn Ii better md moro fertile 4tnt0,
anl will yut lend Kansas III everything. Thu
Immigration this yeuE promises to DO prod!gto,ts.
Respectfully yours, l.. +.
, 1880-02-03
New Freight Rates on West Bound
Traffic TO Missouri Points.
MIN Grand Trunk to Bc Opened
for Business Feb. 10.
eonld's Wabash Demands a Division Of
the Iowa Pool Traffic.
4 satisfactory Arrangement Arrived At
by the Colorado Roads,
And Peace Declared Aftor Two Yoara Of
War and Litigation.

cop H. II, 1,ntlgc, Into Chlpf Engineer Of tho
1-r,u, Pucr llniroild. and nnw Director. md
President OF the Construction Eotnpntllra. passed
through this city, on Ills wny from Now York to
hls lnu,o III Council Bluffs. and rr'nnfncl oscr
i,.t night at tho nrnnd Iaclfle 1iotef. lie WIS
"n,,rht on fy ut no,,t II o'clock lust evening
hy ynlarsr reporter. VIM held II short inter-
,icw with him ,,t,or tho subject Of railroads In
,o,ernI. md tJnlnn pacllo mnitefs fl particular.
s.Whn,, WIS tho consolidation nf fhe UnEon
racihc, tlo Knnsns rni,lilc. and T. tue Denrer TI-
cine lsnilr''ads cons''E'''n'tea' asked tho fo-
p"The final arrangements wcro completed last
WI "s"W this consolidation affect tho tariff or
PASSENGER rntes; will It harca tendency to make
them hiFhrrf' ....-
Nm, q ,no 1oc1 !cns; i any'r y W hss' s''a'nes to
sWl the U. =. extend tts construction far
""Tcli, we shal tmill somo now roahs. We
hare co,,sI,icr,,ole t,,illIng III contemplation"
"Wl tho unnnt,ral r!so IN Iron and steel
nny marc thni1 wo cnli Iclp until raIs conc
"Wlbnt branches will you build this year?''
ave ahnl build II portion nf the DtauWool
~. Abnut how fnrY' 80 ......-
"Tint emit tell yot: surfing the .Dcatlwood
!inc at cheysnnc, we sh"ll extend 1t f'r enough
"Whcrc. !sloes the Oregon branch leave tho
ssa&s Sss 1ys; e;,s.y nj. !! will run of toward tho
s'As sS% ~ q. VIII sst complete oi,hor of thoso
branches this yGnr?, ,,o,.
I}oth shcso branches wCrr J.! the original colt
semplnlon nf tho UnIn l'ncitic, hit tho Country
BIZ. mt tlrnnntletl tho r.n.ls before"
understand, tfIen, TINT you will build por..
tion of these two branches whether tho price Of
"rcs; tl,at viii make M difference to US We
1,u IN I'll IN 1fr1tr
, 1880-02-03

crs krpt thor rcntca, and continued with tho
brorts. Cries Of "EIt downl" and hlssca, AIletl
by tho energetic action Of tho !,eers and othors,
Meantime tho smoke, which cnlnu fr0rn tho
furi,nct, wns shut III, ami the uper1 went On,
though few LEFT tho house.
, 1880-02-03

CfNcfSsAr1, O., Feb. 2.--Tho indianapolis, Cln-
clnnatl 1, Lafayette IlaItr0ad was sol,i ut noon
to-day, under an order Of tho United States Cir.
cult Court. George lIoadlcy, Of Ctneinnati;
Henry t3atcs. Of indianapolis: and ncorRe r.
11lles, Of Now York, tho Purchasing Committee
f0r tho bnndhollera, bid Il In for $a600, ,0DD hnv-
nIlco, with tho terms Uf snic. 1t Ia moi known
whether thcrn will bo my cnango 1T tho n,aa,-
hKutncut G{ tho r0gt.
, 1880-02-03

TIIE IOWA POOL AND THE WABASH
Thuro wns II meeting OF the Gcnerul Freight
Agents of tho Northwestern. Isook Island, bur-
iinEton, and Wabush itaElroads at tho Osuud
Iuclho lIatel yasteri4y to discuss tho division Of
tho freight business from Omaha cast.
Heretofore all tho trattlo froln Omaha
wpnt yta tho Iowa pool liues 10 Chicago,
hut lately tho Waltlsl hns extended tts linv tti
Council 1Iulrs, aud nuw wuuts q aharu of that
business 70 xo over tts lnc WI Ut. Louis and
aro pcrfcotIy Willing 10 give the WaGash por.
ton OF the b,lsiI,css, but this lfne demands III
n.nch rs either Ut thu IHwR hrothren gots, which
il Feststnd III tho pcA that, ut best tho Wallush
could srcuru bnt little OF that busluo Is, Tho
tnatter wAa discussed NJ s0Ena lenRth yesterday
but uU Glctnit result wuA rcAchcd.
, 1880-02-03
ITEMS. .


Mr. John N. Merritt has been appointed TrnIn-
master Of the st. Louis Division Of tho Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy 1iA!troad, yico j. Il.
Mlchacss transferred Mr.. II. D. Cleveland hns
been appointed Travelling Auditor of tho SUMO
Company.
yiee-prcslont and General Manager Perkins,
Of tho Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy, cmphatic-
ally denies tho rumor that his Cu,npniiy II try
Ing to obtain control Of tho indianapolis, Dloon-
ington & Western Itnilroal Flo says his Company
l,ns never been aftcr this roat, aud does not In
tend to buy or obtnin control Of it.
Mr.. ". u. strong,' Gcneral Managor Of tho
AtchIson, Topckn q; SANTA F6 Railroad, has just
Issued circular announcing that Mr.. john +.
whitehead hns bcen appointed uenerul Auditor
and that. air. ,Erastus Young has ..ssunlctl t!,g
communications heretofore addressed to Mr..
Whitehead will! hnyo to bo forwarded 10 Mr.
Young at Topeka
The st. Louis GEobe-D Democrat says:.
ta;n news, often neglect 10 l,nve It verified.
ony fey aays s!nse ne y they deslarea the Wnnasl'
X tho pin 6y which the wssn f H fako
i"was Nerfa ae ese sh Wherein ssis ho cenR pa
In question. it is not de,.Icd that tho Missouri
lnW1t l. NcbrnskA would 10 acceptable TO tho
Wnbnsh folks, but they very ,vinphi.tlcaIly deny
,,'ayinge, purchased tho road' They ought to
rho report In THE Tn1nunK that tho WnhRah
hntl nssllncd control Of tho Chicago l. pnduclh
~ lsas!qg + from Aece!yer E!lcry has teen
trol oi lho Missouri, Iowa 4 Nebraska bus never
II s s on 3 a osoasos a 9s
tho WMbaah u not likely tn get 1t, because tho
, 1880-02-03

consolidation nf tho two companies has never
bncn contemplated Il wue to haye f'cer simply
MI RrranRcincnt by which tho l'utnnn Company
tho ssnu NJ hna t,een ofle with tho Nttck island
e!cri'era. Mr. rullnnn coul,i nut sny whether
t1npcncd entirely or vanderbilt. ficp,elinvni
thAt this unn1cnnt, would ultimately ftnl It to
his benefit 10 a.1opt tho Pullman system.
, 1880-02-03
osoratlons nkon NJ tho Of tIma all stations
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


tnte tliryrt importation to inland ctics Without.
npps1,iA:tncnt 1T Eeuta,ast p0rts, and strtnEly
urge the scnnt0rs and Representatives hf this
StNte to labor for t.s 1HIsNtHc Tho Directory
aIso consented to tho establishment nf 7 HOUR
cali bInrsl fnr opium deals in thAt article. 1t
will bc StAFte1 In u few days.
, 1880-02-03

Mt, Gcorgu u. Pullman, proaidout Of tho Pull
man Falaeo-Car Company, returned from New
York yesterday. l{e fully cou'irms the statc-
mont 1nndo by TIN Tribune, that tho ncgot!a.
tipns butwcon Mr.. Vanderbilt aud himself, To
hayo tho Pullman. Company take cha1Ro Of tho
Wagner cars, have been devoid Ut results, 4
, 1880-02-03

md rrsonnnce, hut with Ills snrcll sllmttng. In
his Flnkins, A. we'll "A In hta action. however,
thcro 4. lc;s uf tho opora- -bnanc manner thai, of
in this city tho tenor rble of ihis opera
has boon sung In. rcally nrtlstto
manner. 1!tT reception WAS very
arcsscd grew into enthusiasm TINT gave him +ry-
rrai cncnrca In tho diet With Mttc., Angelo IN
ar1n,sctl fMr1,F. Tic f,l,l favDri.s. Jnfcnl,,
.lo.lars1. and uuplnn, were In thntr tnrst form.
Tho chorus WIS VERY effective. and in the "Cnn-
orchestra wns fuir In ita wurk, and tho whale
performance 1nny IL. Acnrcd Us Il saccces. Tllfs
evening, tho urand Duchess"
, 1880-02-03

NASHVILLE d GREAT SOUTHERN.
C1SotNHAT1, O., Fct'. IA mootEng WIS he'll
to-dny between representatives nf tho Nashville
s. GREAT Southern ltattrnnd and tho officers nnd
Trustees of tho Cincinnati Southern to iix rntps.
Tho Cincinnati hsked cqunl rntes from C1ncr,-
conference adjourned without coming to I'LL
t4krCGlurl1t.
, 1880-02-03

HPfttdE I55paEth 70 IH1 ChttaQd 1f7bhNE.
spn1NarlELD, ILL.,, Feb. @.-Articics of inoor-
poratton Ut tho StDrris l. Eastern llairousi Coln-
puny woro to-day tlled with tho Secretary Of
Hhlto. The route Ut this proposed roati IL from
Morris. 0rindy County, casterly on IL limo to ho
hereafter determined to solno point of lntcrscc-
ton with thu Joliet j. VALPARAISO Ilailroud CONF
pNny In VII! County. The capital ia liked ut
the Directors, arc Charles u. Gould, Perry A,
Armstrong, Salnuel W. CnyInnl. Lyman d. Hny,
and Samuel l1Mld0fmarl, OF Mursis; GupTgD W.
Armstrong, OF Seneca, In sallo County; ani
Charlcs IL. Weeka, IMcob 4. IIunry, aud ElLridgo
Chasc, Of J0!fet. The 0li,rors are, President,
Charles II. 1ouldt yfco-trcsident, L. d, Hay;
Secretary, 7, A. Armstrong.
, 1880-02-03

Kidney and liver troubles, leading 10 gruvel,
rheumatism, piles, and constitution yseld t. tho
Tho lnetlfcuc nets ehllrulluXly on Il Iobllstateh
system, and By Its use bud cases OF piles arc
nlirfAi.
, 1880-02-03

srTeidi Dtsratth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Feb. a.-The animal report Of tho
CnnnHn Southern shDws that for 1870 tho totnl
earnings wese f. 'C8 agnlnst 4. .4Sot 81, d In
1873; nn.i tho total operating expenses s.. .44a,-
0o0.{1. leaving net earning OF <5a7..75.ee7. q De-
lucting frtm this $19l iatIrU Nccrued Interest on
new tlfAt- -fnnrtKnNe h0mla. 1euyGs n surplus Of
$l55, E.. Il, ugnlnst $l51, s1.1a In 1873.
, 1880-02-03

G$t DIE.s..+ss..ts.,.l5 ~
The following. rntes per car will npply on ship.
tncnts frtNi Atlantic sen6oarl points destined
to Missouri 1siver points: ..-
Agricultural implements or machinery IN car
ints, rcenscd, frptn Toledo, <Si; frtMn Chicago,
{60 from East st. Louts, $h0; from Hannibal.
$;a.
1Iny- -prcsscs-Knockctl down, released. from
ChlcnKn, 10 CENTS rcr 100 pounds; from Enst vt.
I.t'uls, t0 cents; from fiNnnltnl, etc, Gents.
EamD. set up, less ttlnn chr lots, from Chicago.
ce1,ta per 100 pn.1tls East st. Ls'li[s 70 eelta;
1Inhnlbal. etc., Ct cents. Snme. minimum
weight, z, ,0O1 pounds, frtlm Chlcngo, 10 cents;
Enst IL. Louis, =. cents: Hannibal. 10 cents.
Tho hhnyc r,ses upp1y only IN business origt-
nnttn8 ut points froilt which tho rites to Toledo,
Chcngn, Ut. Louis. nlll I(nnn!hIl nro the Eutue
q. il.oy nro from INV York, PhllHtlclpli!a,, ind
Iialtinior, to St., 1T. !.o1,is. and IN Hs!t,ess
shipped directly through to the Missouri River
fr.ln Cleveland to Missouri River points:
From Chirugtl-Frat class, ~ cents: sccnnl
clRss. 20; third clrAs, +5; fourth clsy 10; spo-
c'nl. 2' suit, ccmcnt or plnstcr, III cnr-lots, per
bnrrel. CO.
From T:ast st. Louis, 11nnn!l,a1, eto-F1rst
clasa, Us cents; second class, 10; thlnl class Is;
fourth clAss, 70: special, Ii: sHlt, cement, or
plnster, 1T cut-lots, per bnrrel. a.
Tariff No. q, Gnstwnr!.bnl!utl, dated tho ad
tuat ia Incorrect In Tho classification f KarleIi-
Hceds. 1t should rcul: GArden-sccds. clMss l;
same returned, Glnss o.
, 1880-02-03

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 00.-Cotnparisons nro odious
III ono is on tho wrong Hktc Of tho comparison
Since sond!ng you Mr.: Goblo's statement Of
llvo stock, TIE TRIBUNE OF yesterday publishes
tho rcccipts OF catt!u ut Kansas City oyor tho
Knnsns Taci9o und Atch1son, TopckA l. Santa
F6 Railroads for 1871. Hero In htlw they stanl
compared to the Union Pacific 1intlrOhd:
Atehlson, Topeka & Santa F6 lhlllroAl.... H,d7D
Kansas pacltlo lkafiroAu oAu................. 81, 40
, 1880-02-03

wAsl1soroN, D. G., Fct. "A decision was
rendered In tie United States Supreme Court
this afternoon, In tho case Of tho Dcnycr l. Rio
GrunIe HALLWAY Cuinpuny VI. Tho Gallon City {;
San Juan 1tu!lwny Company, upon potItion for
Il writ Ut mRndnnus Tho writ was asked for ty
tho Dcnvcr s. Rio Granio Compauy tlpon tho
ground that tho United Suites Circuit Court for
the District ot Colorado had dlsregnr1led tho
1nandnto Of this Court In ts decision OF points ut
issue tho Inst term, This Court, however. denies
the petition for n mnn1n1nl,s ,l,,on thu ground
tnas' as 70 ING supssnhtial 1aRttors complained
Mt liberty to exercise its judIcial discretion, md
That q such cases the remedy for orros eon
m,,. nst.e1 "as W nppea't an1 my " nanuathns.
opson n ' m to wseser tho nsScs dcoso to Of oSss s y
md 1n,nrv ,sso cant on crrora -, tho nro,". 1J'
Iino ~ ,t.,,nr . 1,.,. ~ t o
Denver c"mpnny viii usr S ] Provisions lot so Of
tho net Of Congress- In 1ss:, rs to tho portions Of
i.s roud then ,,n.,nlshcl this Court constcrs It
ho,or,S,".,a :" ~, t.o . p''1us ~. snl'y ata ''a'
merits, 1t therefore announces that upon the
ntrans1r,,,t - =" ,. ~" ' .'1 "nus \"
aa.a.scslpt, ~ wllt nenr aotloh 10 naSaheotho
Justices FIsld, l}rudey, aud gwuyne dtssonted
frum tho onlnion nj tho Ctmrt. but. ,s thn r,sc
viii .oo1, co,,,, ~, ~ An, na"rs 40 .,,e, .'So
frnlned from expressing any opinion as 3 to tho
details Of the litigation.
Tho decision Is said by well.tnsoru,ed parties
@ nosa ~ " VI IN Partlo"lnr importance now,
N'lco tho 1sio urando ntsl Atnhlson Companies
stipulated that th, ccIson abon, MT n,rr,t th.
mont is uuierstmn, 10 In % sls,nnt1o,,n ~ go,.
lows; All litixution to cenac. tho r,io I, rnnd,
taking buck It's constructed road, r,nxollunr1ne
, 1880-02-03

THO following ratcs in ccnts per 100 pounds,
will npply OH shipments from Atlantic schboArd
points, destined to Missouri River points:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-06-17
WHOLE NO. 1921.

with nineteenth century saints. De-
liver me from Christians, if he is
sample'-and again the young mans
derisive laughter broke on the solemn
stiffness of the moonlit night.
With an ache in his own heart, the
minister reasoned and pleaded long
and earnestly with misguided Hal.
Reporting the interview on his re-
turn to the parsonage, the pastor re-
marked, with rather unclerical heat,
that his first duty on the morrow
should be to visit Deacon Abbot, and
endeavor to convince him that he was
not in thoroughly sanctified state,
with all his attainments.
''It is dreadful, it is awful he said,
shat so many, many professors and
possessors of our holy religion, by in
dulging in some grave fault or evil
habit, make their profession and pos
session Of no effect, so far as it regards
their associates. Hard as it may
sound, | believe souls sometimes go
down to perdition because of the sins
Of Christian men and women.
Deacon Abbot means to be good
man. The Lords grace is undoubted-
ly in his heart. Right grandly he let's
his light shine in some directions, but
toward his own home it is shut out by
irritability and moroseness and ava
rice. Under the shadow which these
have cast upon his life, poor Hal has
almost made eternal shipwreck. AL
MOST; thank God it is not quite. |
think he will yet be saved, though the
narrowness of his chance should be to
us, every one who has named the Mas
ter's name, as a warning from the
heavens" A. E. G..
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Another Fool Who Thought it Would Not
Go Off.

Wednesday morning last sad acci-
dent happened to Miss Ellen Myers, a
young lady living on Fudge's Creek,
this county. 1t appears that the pa
rents of the unfortunate girl were
away from home, leaving several
young persons in charge of the house,
among whom was a brother, and
cousin aged about IA years who was
on a visit. The boys had borrowed an
old navy pistol and had been shooting
around the house all day, and the
young lady growing tired of the noise
took the caps from the boys to pre-
vent their shooting any more. The
boys in a playful manner threatened
to shoot the girl if she did not give
them up, and pointed the pistol at
her, thinking that it would frighten
her so that she would let them have
the caps. The pistol had two charges
in it at the time, leaving three empty
chambers; and the cousin supposing
that the cylinder was in such posi-
ton that the hammer would fall on
an empty chamber, pulled the trigger,
and was terrified to see that he had re-
ally shot his cousin The ball struck
the young lady in the left breast,
passing entirely through her, and
tearing terrible hole, missing the
heart by the breadth Of hair. The
unfortunate girl was still living yes
terday evening, but no hopes were en-
tertained for her recovery. The young
lady is about Is years of age, and is
much loved and respected by all who
knew her Barboursville CIV. Va.)
Independent.
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JACKSON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JUNE II,

The American people scarcely dared
to hope for so wise a nomination by
such turbulent convention. The
nomination of Chester A. Arthur, of
New York for Vice President, also
meets the approval Of Republicans
generally. He is accounted popular
i'll his own State, and the nomination
IS said to be very satisfactory to Sen
ator COnkling, and gives promise of
carrying New York for the Republi-
can ticket in November.
With Garfield and Arthur, the Re
publican party can go before the peo-
pie confidently, trusting in the good
sense of the people and the excellence
of the ticket to crown the Republican
party with victory.
The Democratic party is in a de-
moralized and disorganized state; it's
record in Congress during the present
and preceding session has been dis
graceful in the extreme. The Repub-
lican party, on the contrary, is in
good trim for the fight. With Gar
field and Arthur, it can prosecute a
bold, aggressive campaign. 1t will
not ''claim with condolences" it will
not engage in a display Of bombast;
but it will appeal calmly and trusting
ly to the common sense and patriot
ism Of the American people The
party that has continuously advocated
the doctrines of the Golden Rule; the
party that has held unswervingly to
the principle of the equality Of men
before the law and under the law; the
party that has stood by the Govern
ment and protected it from the as
saults Of the hosts of treason; the
party that has lifted millions of alb
iect, terror-stricken and ignorant hui
man beings, stood them upon their
feet, and bade them be men; the party
that has always been the advocate and
exponent of progress; that party may
expect, with such a ticket
as Garfield and Arthur, to march
through an enthusiastic campaign to
a glorious triumph at the polls.