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StDCN CITY ITEMS.

Slns:x CRY, IT,, April l4.-Track-Iaying
higgins tltis wreck M the Toledo Extension of
the Northwestern lloatl. This Is n branel,
Of tic u,ain Lnwa lnp lIfty miles west Of
Cellar lsapt'ls. Grading Is being tlol,e OH
forty miles. AMI further contracts will ho lot
as S,,nll H. The linc IL I0cnte,l. The line will
bass lhrousi, tho IJtntEe coat-ac1d, and bu
eventually extended to tllis city.
, Tile st. l'anl & Sioux City Railroad fur
nlal,etl erossing,!cs froln this city to the Ne
brnska slt!e ut The Missouri to-day. 'rliern
arD in ull 2t0,0U0 ties llDNg the lines OF tho
prGposed rouu, enough for l0U miles OF rond.
Tic tsNnsfcr 1,nut President, III ilse by tho
Burlington Il Missouri ltoatl nt plattsm0lltl,,
hns bccn bought BY thu st. Paul u Sioux
City for use ut Tits city.
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,>. -, =, ~
bfooM1SoroS' Ill, April l3.--AM article IN
your paper of the 18th Inst, headed Fnst-
cst LDcUnlntyc,n recalls to my mind SOHO
exnrrfenrn I hnva had IN the fat lima NJ
io,,.,,,et;,,, ~, -t,,'.,..,,,. '- '"'' '1 VI
ioeo"to'''c o"eIieelM'R'
LII the ycar l6l0 Ross Winnns. OF BRItl-
more, built n locomotive for tho Boston Il
Worcester RaiIroa,l, It wns for nm cxoert-
mint In noni.i,nrrtnr nnt, co,,st t-,,oto.T =,
h"r, In ~ ~ sn.,,."'.;,. us , r,ss ,a ~
tive was preul1nr In il,any respects, 1t Ind
for very htvl aunr,I. II hnt, ateom unrirra IN
u,,,nort .h, .,nte.it 49,; .,'n a.tl''t tss ~
nmpiu.n s.n,,s. ,,, 10y MeaEit. a1l WMs ntteu WILL
l'ns's "e" =. stestscs loF locolhMNe.
WIS ut that time In the service Of the Bos-
ton Il Worcester Railroad. lwns sent to Dul.
timorn tn link after tho ronsfrurt,nn.nnb ,1r.
jIvory ~ tl,ts ,oanun,i,,, ,,,f .',a - a.,,.,,,
Tia m,ttnr ts ~ nnni','r'@s,, @ "so ,,n ~ 71My
Iu n raw thtu,t ~, ~ .<,SIa IL, NI M Mna
fjne rhts tn.ot;;t M fs =" ',cW ,a 1sGM ~ gas
Vnit;rora I,v III, n,a1 toS,,d M Ss.pneu t!
rn,, t,o ,y,,i,'a ar NV iGiEMe" ri n'Ssun sn'siSi
at,nii tn,.,,r tnr ~ ~ Meths, r., n
~ Inv r;vi.ts hsa a 's" Mie .neo
,maao a"t,r.', ~ ~ , oacahii's Mvre
Ii"s,. hrntn;, .irir"se VAIL, WI" ,,,n tt1'
snt ~ tm,,,rttat ,,,',,, Moiu ,,s..n MHn ~,
irst ~ ~ tt ~, ~. ~ &M.,nEnt.h MllrStst .Ac
tt.,s y. ,,,,.a IN, n,M e'sf rlam"s.s H enn
tnn ;, - .i',, '."n1Ia, , .h ts nM!.tH ~ nHttutt-
XXI, ,,.,,,,,t W su eR!ne, ntt 'nsut
"n,i. si,1. t...;'u. n"S WV e. ,!ltG \. stA,tA
s.ns ~, , etcf tnm H., 1m nih
~ ~ ,'ns ~ "tta,,n ~ ,n @ na1 WTM i;
M, nm NIL, ,,n,.,.,.i ,,i. @ ' MuHs M.t
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CASUALTIES.
Fatal Accident to- a Female Tra-
peze Artist In Philadel.
phia,
Fires Making Terrible Havoc
with tho New Jersey
Forests.
Tho Conaagration unopposed March,
ing steadily to tho Son.

THE FATAL TRATEXE.
Spfefai Dspateh 10 7ns Chicago Tribune.
Pl11LAnEIpll1A, April l4.-A terrific acct-
dent occurred Mt tho performance tllls after
lloo,, Of the combined shows Of Cooper &
Daiey anl Adm, ForcpauRh, who arc now
exhibiting here. One Of tho sensational
features has been q laring act by tho Dayeno
famtty of acrol,ats, WHO arc we'll known from
their performances III the Klralfy Brothers,
"Dlack Crook" company during tic carly
part Of the season. Mrs. Davcne IlnnEs by
ilcr feet to trapezu forty feet IN
IS suspended heatl downwNrtls. Their
dnstgtlter Lucy, . pretty girl Of 10, whose
st9Ec 1ianlc Is Mile. Lotto, Asccllds II pedestal
thirty feet alssant and swings On = t!auezc by
sary nlnmcntnn,, when st!c loses hcr, holtt,
flies through tho mir, and Is caught by her
fnthor. on tlle. first performance or tic net
last Munslny tho Flri missed lier fnther's
Ernsp three lines, but fortunately fell In u
net stretched below. Ttttlny, while cntlear-
orfng t0 get the momentum. sile struck I,er
lleatt against the pedestal, cartsing n frtgttful
wnlind, mud throwing iler sntlsctess to tie
gronnu, twenty feet below. There were up
wards 9f 5000 peop!c present at the time, mid
n terrible scene followed, MY daughter! !!
o Col, my daughter IL Killed r sf,ricked tlo
wretClct mother, rs tho blGGtlinE form was
carried bencath her. I'i,ysieFnlls were SLIM.
lllonett. whn pronounced her suffering fr0m
internaf injuries, and rpsstbfy cnncussiOn OF
tic spine. She yem(te1 n grcnt 1nnntlty ut
blood, and no hopes aro entertained Of her
recovery,
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LOCAL CRIME.
HUSH, OF BOSTON.

HUSH, OF BOSTON.
Yesterdays TRIBUNE: contatucl m account
Of tho arrest III st. Paul pf H.. II. Busl,, OF
Hoston, OF tito ctnrga ot hnying obtained
money on drafts that wero worthless. Tho
st. Paul Ptonccr-l'rcss Of Tncstlay gives tho
following account OF Ills operations III That
city:
Nj. Hush Gec.n't seem 10 haro loat any tlno!s,
t,eun -, suceossfu1 In Ch!cnEo. Oh saturday. or
tho dny nftor big arrival, ho srcured BLINK
ratt Gr paxsS D .s T. Ce whsh he i!!sl up th
Tho drift vas driwn 4 iav1r q 4. Allen, the
ge.0f ft aSs ts ns'fnsn Ssxs i sss s1ss ss
the warning letter from Chicago, which
%s esk Ehs Ehss As case sas 'Se a4n 2ss'
ty ttSnlay MtrninE, oeorg9 Allen went r.. r. Mr..
sc 1t pv Il S 9nf w9 70 fony S aiycay
raid, ont Of friendship. tlratt drawn upon him
1t lscl Wing BY Hush. md i waa tho last ono he
return ' g 81. fas tho tniorser q ths DRIFT Or
eteemts9n ,nsn pia Tho H. nna tD MerGhnts Ia
oseo, @ " tSs cierk de 1t tic Merehants M ss lid III taksn
soa n GheesSa on Munla; niorn{ne that Lush
ness Ut Chicseo, b,t' tho latter shovel BY
sSrlcs e af lettors an' postal eaI;ls that s has
e!s 'i'aarses 1hat ~ that ma,! yas drstt for
r%t It s Trs,ng ta a n.s asefry
he felt qctes: ani eyo, yot believes TINT Dush
Rvcti III anticipation of hiy main body OF funds
,hat t' was on y. wy after li 70 far indeed.
DDlgo to Sir. johnson lld not lind him until
yesterday, rs 1t was addressed to hia plnco ot
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EXPELLED.

TnnADE1pE11A, pa., April A.-The Rev.
William u. Orvts Inns been expelled trou, the
Philadelphia Association OF Congregational
Ministers, because of Ills connection with the
philadelphia University Of Medicine and
HnrEery. where n reporter recently puE-
cllased q certlGcato to practice medicine.
Tho Dean, tho President, aud ttle Secretary
Of the concern were ministers OF the MetlIo.
dfst EplscODnl Church,
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MtLwAUEEE, Wis, April l4.-,rho Scnti-
nets LII Crosso special says tho stockholders
Of tho Southern minnesota Railway, at I.
meeting at 1.aneshoro, ratified tho action of
the Directors In selling the ruad|t the Chlcago,
Milwaukee, & st. Paul Company. Tho ditto
u transfer IL not announced, but will prob
ably take place soon.
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SORGHUM REFINERY,

El01S, IT., April IA new enterprise
was to-day started ut Sunti El4In, bnlng no
less than a sorghum refinery, by Nal, Nnj.
colin Mcdowell Of ChleMEo. Machinery
having II .capaclty for turning out large
amount Of Sugar per day will be erected,
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JOURNALISTIC,

Spte1a1 UIpatth 70 Th* Ch't19o 1Flbuns.
I: INntANAPoI.Is, Ind, April 14.-Judee
Martlnda!c, Of the Joug7ldh denies most cnl.
phatica!iy the rumor OH the streets and the
ex-untteu States Treasurer New and Second
Assistant p0stmaster~tienafa BRADY had
offered S75. 200 for Journal lie says ito bids
have beel made aud no offers to sail for any
nriuH.
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KlLLED by GAS.

LANCASTER, l'a., April 14.-Dayil Miller
and Cllarles Frazer were tt,-tlay smothered In
well thoy wcru digging near fsortonsville.
Miller descended, and, not being heard from,
Frazer went dawn to nscertain the trouble,
anil was speedily overcome by gus, Before
assistance arrived hNth were teWl.
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RICH LEADS,

ap*ttal Dlspatth 70 1as CAteaso TFtossne.
ToLEpo, O., April l4.4There Is cons!derar
bio excitement In tho city to-day over letters
Just received from tie Arizona Mining Com
pany,--a party OF forty, which, left here
mouth ago Tor Santa 70 and westward. Tha
clRfuls.
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CHATHAM, Ont, April A.-Itohert Laurc,
former Mayor, and MI extensive mlIl-owner
and grain merchant, tllNl yesterday from,
burns caused by tho explosion Of q coal-oll
lulnp.
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SUICIDE,

Special Dt.pateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MAs1TowoC, Wis, April l4.-An unknown
man, supposed to be a sailor, committed sui
eide this evening bylumping from the Eighth
atrtet bridge Into Aa kiYer,
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FATAL. Ey1sI.oarnV:

NEW YonK, April A.-By an explosion OF
gas at tho works Of the New York Light
Company this afternoon, one workman wns
fatally and two others were esuttouHy burned.
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SFNAT0RlAi WINNINGS.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. April l4.-lllestef
Clynser, OF PENNSYLVANIA, Is to be married
this week 10 Mrs. Clemens, beautiful widow
Of St. Louis. Senator Mcdonald. also, ~
soon to marry = widow. who l. described as
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4 WILD DESPERATE,

William McKlllop, 4 young 1nan OF re-
spectacle faniily, whom strong drink con-
vcrts into a desperate. Is doing his best to
break into q ccti~fn joliet Penitontiary.
Last July le md three companions set upon
Gustav Skedc, Of No. 27i johnson street, and
pi!nmelcd him nearly unto death. This be-
canso Skctle objectcdt to them killing Ills dog.
Young McKft1op spent yesterday. afternoon
N Joyce BruS.' salo9fl, On Blue Island ave
nae, PLACE thnt .a Is fist becoming notorious
along about o'ciock became Will
nn 4 e snr|i stSie s"enxpE nsapEban6e 5i"a sxa4 tae
% stio off wit i. Ths5f Tho s5afiender o. M ,' pn1sact nee!
him n short distance down tho street, and
was batlly bsaton IN his attemE.tt 70 get pos,
Gfsf s 7 foe III arf f9t ates So rr ~ h'ans ea Srsnt
west between. Waller street and DIue Island
ayenne. Tho house Is about two and q half
blocks southeast of tho s'iloon.x On the way
ltoms alckiilup llnd plenty OF, fun, wifi, tfla
contrle charactcr Of dress that no inat. Sec
lns Il yellow dog he a,allci8usy shot at 1t, but
tho bullet went wide, OF the mark,
q Wiise hoyss !ttle ii f boy lvins s esr lin
on Frank street. Meeting the employees OF a
n fllrnitute factory on the way home from
tlieir work, l'e !lomrisl,ctl his itrcarln before
ts m aud es pro ~ ac soss o ct tSsatS SS ;scdr Tns
Turning of Rlue 1s1and avenue into Frank
street, Mckttlop espied an old man named
Kreyer, who lives at No. 81 Frank street.
MeKillop Is known e haye speeis! ,; sisliSe ,2
q word of. proyocatfon ho tifcd Q shot at
Krever.. Seeing that tho bullet d!d
not take effect he, run across the
st1set and kicked the man b, ,brutYaliy, YlGy,
sa f ND ssxsay Eff 5 Hasfs ns spHs tf ssa
tic sidewalk. Subsequently, he unused llitl.
!S Sss's aeys 81 &i sns nathe se1oS viz
Il bs spGkf y Of w " soeSy s wer gsrX I s ea
what her snIl WIS doing, mud stlo run wildly
MI over th vicinity until she found Officers
llon,!l'9n and cfoi,neyy, whom she heEgssa s
~ pursuit, and after firing several shots ut
the young man, who cnttenv0red to escape,
they suececAe! IN nrrcsttng him near his
own home. The. revolver was not ,founI
over to tha police BY ii. Carrlgan, Of No. 4lS
Maxwell! 6treut, wilo succeeded In begging
tho revolver away from Mcklllop just before
tho tollcu cnnle ,lp.,
hons from work Us IS @ i,ostlor f IN Il tho @ cmpioy io
Of n painter doing business at the corner OF
Frank street aud the ayvn,ic. lIe cln!Ms
TINT the bullet struck him on the forehead
4ndg!ancctll upwards, innlctlng Il flesll wound.
on tho forel,ead looking moro like Il brnise,
such as might he INFLICTED With boat.
At 10 o'clnck y0ltlE Atekllup WINS found
perfectly s9ber Ia his cell at tho station. Iie
eaed efie du at M s roos er VIZ Srqeaf ay sn2 oG aa @
cause tho police had grudge against him,
lie denied knowing aNy such mal MS krevor,
md, while lle ntlmitteI that hn was slightly
llI,tler tho Influence of liquor, he professed to
conslltlon, The story told by tho police wns
q base fabrication. Evidently the young man
Ia little insane, whether. temporarily or not
Is thing for the authorities to determine,
, 1880-04-15

An owner Is wanted at the Arlnory for an
almost new set Of harness., goll-piated,
and black enamel trimmed, with
russct;'eather lines. 1t was found upon a
claiming tn live ut No. 6a' Wabash aycnie'
who WIS Ilrrcatcd at 80 last evening AZ he
was entering Leai, Andrews. .pawn.shop, No.
hl0 State street, by Onlcer. Jnncs Shanley.
llo Otferel the llarncss to the pAwnbroker for
S3, and when questioned by the officer rs to
whcro he got 1t, ho wis totally unable to give
any satisfactory answer.
Albert Dagloy and Michael lsehrtlon nra
prisoners lit the .Arn,ory, charged with
stealing targo coli Of rub6or-hose, forwhtch
An owner Is wanted.
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taincA Paris green, and he died several hours
after. Ills su!1erEngs were Intense, The pol
son had been usctt on Eustcr Day In colorfng
egE3 .fnr tho 1ittle folks, md tl,pughtlesly
ntacctt iii tho cupboard By ttlo children. The
iitYS.
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TnESroN, N. j., APRIL li.-Ayhtla somo
mott wore ralstng Il bridge III Nawiuili, N.
j., tho stool and Iron works OF tho boa III
fel|. killing William, Obendsnter alM Lewis
Powell,
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KILLED liY LIGHTNING.
Etsttfal 1Hets1fth n Y.Aa fsAi<rn1 7A.thuNA =

BAKAnoo, Wis, April l4.-A thunder
storm passed over tlils place at O'Clock this
morning, md lightning struck 2. dwelling
, sw,,ed Nnd oeslpletl by l,hil Check, mid
Killed hts soll Robert, aged II years.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.


Some maltciuns fcllow, witt, thteytsh intent,
hurled brick through, platc-glass window
Mt II. l., Dat,l's taitur-sllop, No. 10 Dearborn
occurred. to frlEhten tho fellow, huwaver,
and he tlr0ppel Ills plumber. LII the alley,
wheEe It WIS found by ono Of pinkcrtoA's
preventive watch,
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The Managers Decide to Make No
Change in the Passenger
Time.Tables.
Satisfactory Adjustment Of the
Southwestern Pooled
Tonnago.
Another Acquisition by the Louis.
vile & Nashville Com.
bination.
Tooling IN St. Louis Over Scion Hpmphries'
Succession to tbs Wabash Presi-
dency.

THE TlnfE-TAnLE CONVENTION.
Ihe seni'-ahhhal lllne. 4anie eoh'tntloh
met at tho Grand Pacific l1otcl yesterday
norn'ng a. 10 o'clock for tho paFpose Of ar.
asun scneu,ts L. w -. ~ ao..u , "n's +s.e NJ
summer. - malolaly ., t,ro liz, io"''s III tnls
country wcfe represented. There were pres-
% albany; " y ". % r Taylor u md nd "; F. T. snsw' % Can.
ado Southern; Oscar Townsend, t,,,s russagora
Va'ley y Whee!.ng' =; u. lho'nns my, anu Moo.
indianapolis; j. c. McSIuilin md c. Il.
Gn"npv, ee@eH nM,,on A'on syinn - e.
6. ''i 1,1oWn, 'l" Cincinnati, Ssa; sandasky Ky :" 3
indianapolis, St. Louis L. CGlcaeo; S. Il.
GALLOWAY, Detroit & Bay City; j. i. Mulli-
ANS, Fttchbnrg: n, D. ,Wo0,lfoId, Fort
Mayne, y t11ckson; W; W. W9rthtngtor,
@ f1rt W9ynG,s 1Lllcle T. Gihe%innnt1 % nsn, GnnIlcs
ohu Sa 9 J. cafso Ma@ iianal5aI 9lfI "} &C. JOY Wessfh
Swanson, ll1ustnn y Texns Central; r. y.
Mcclure, 1ndinnnpolis Y St; l.nnis; i. v.
Mckennn, 1naiatlnp4!ls j. Eincelnes; j. y:
Western; john ". BE.wne, 1ndia!n,-
apOils, Bloomington e. western: n. +.
Tucker and ". Il johnson, llllnnis
Central; u. W: Caldwcll. JeicrS9nvllie,
aud II. litll, Lake Erle& Western; CharlGs e
y. :: Rowland, itonlsvilie \ Sasayiile; {.
iAtmoTe tn ,s'i olsv'!ie w., Masllylls; ;n ,oll
HnAolph FlnS. Memphis q Little Hncki f.
e; Brown, Michigan Central; a. AiitcheIl,
MissGIi. ks;s rgGXin;s; n h: Mnl!nGFe
Kobinson and S. Il. Cary, Now Qrleans. 4
Mobile; u. NJ. Arms, New York, Lake Erie
j. westerly j. ". Ill0mas alr! ". l.. Dntl~
, 1880-04-15


Crown Fo1Nr, Ind., April 14.-Judgo Field,
oi the Circuit Court, entcrcst MI order yester-
day afternoon, after protracted argument,
III the suit Of tho Atlantic g. Pacific Tele-
erapl, Company ys. Tia Baltimore & Ohio
Knilrond Company, Baltimore i Ohio and
Chicago Railroad Company, nud American
Union Telegraph Company, cnjotntng tho
defendants and their agents until tho further
order nf, the. Court from, disconmectlng tho
telegraph lines built on tho Railroad
right 0f wnv III the Stato OF Int>iuna by
tho 4AtFanttc s. Pacific Telegraph Company,
md from further Interfering with tllcIr re-
connection by tho Atlantic & l'acitic Conf
action which wifi disturb tho status which
existed before the seizure OF tllu wires by the
railroad th February Inst. 4 similar injunc-
t!on was obtained some days ago before
Judge I'ntcy Mt Chicago, covering tho tines
III illinois,. An attempt wns mntle to eyaslo
It by atriMgtng new wires from Chicago 10 the
Indiana StatH line, md there connecting them
with tho seized wires running through this
State. Tho action Of Judge Field ,ltsconcerts
this plan, and the wires I'll Indiana tllu I1tl-
noIs, having been recommended, arc ngnln
under t'ia c0ftrul Of the Atlantic & Pacific
Telegraph Compuny.
4 further hearlng will be had on Saturday,
Anrl( H. r--
, 1880-04-15

LOST IN 4 GALE.
NEwrorr, II. l., April t4.-A schooner,
with all hnntls, went down In n Rale III tho
Sound yesterday
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cheek Is In full payment Of tho mortgage and
accrued interrst, b,lt the money will be In
vested for tho StRtc School futl,i.
, 1880-04-15
DEATH FROM l'As1s GREEN.

Lo0AAsponr, Iud., April 14.-James Aus-
thu, a worthy citizen. yesterday drank some
coffee from cup which had previously cou-
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sournwEs1s,nN ASSOCIATION.

SOUI4W GSltGltN ASSOC1ATlON.
The Executive Committee of tho Sont).,
western Hallway Association held II meeting
yesterday afternoon at Commissioner Mltlg-
ley's office In tho Lakeside building for tho
purpose OF innklng Ill arrangement for the
division Of tonnnRo between the roads II,
the st, Louis division, alld also to consider
tho division ut business butweun the Chicago,
St Louis, mud Hannibal divisions. Thurs
were present J. Z, Mcsluilin, Chicago Il
Iacihe; j. Is. Carso,,, llnlnlbal 4 St. JOG; 4.
a; A; ,TalMafBe, MIssoa'! rae!i|c; g; Y; Sinlth,
Gllcago, Hnrll1lgton u Quillcy:J. ". hlidg-
Tho Ut: Louis business wins satisfactorily
arranged between tho three lines Interested
II was agrecd to n!ll,ere strictly to this tom
to the lata arbitration until cEInMge,l By 4
new one. The iine Or lines running alioatt
'Wil! ny required TO turn M tonnaso aver to
those ths 1Is tbe belt ~ The Inter yet e'c
Ii, considering tho division Ut business be-
tween st. Louis, Chieagt,, aud liatlnibni, It
mage basis viii not work sa.lsfaetarily, hid It
existing !HEa should bo settled lit tttotley.
This applies only to the equalization OF bust.
ness between the various divisions. and not
70 ms dls'son fh Of trntlS bot%sen ths roas
the latter is to DO equulized Oil strictly
:. Coaimissioner s1idgiey has Issued new
taflti OF business to scaboaEtl, points from
monclnE Yesterday. tho r1.tes on sllell bl,sI~
ness viii 1e ~ follows: From AtehIso,,,
leaye'iworth. 81: Joseph, md Kansas City 10
sE1easasesst sas, g.; sn sl4ss nnslM'ng pEoyis,
Class, " cents; wheat, y ecnts; aI,tt corIi,
70 CENTS. The rates tD st. Louis fcNtain tf,a
sa'ne ~ llsrStofote. The cl.unge wus Ma,u
~ equa'lze tl1o ratt's viii ali points.
THE WESTERN INDIANA.
Tue ac,loil Of the ApphIlaie CDurt In sHs.
tainlng tho injunction agalnst tle Western
lnuia',a Jsal!Ioael. preventing 1t tram crass-
lng tho TRICKS of the l.tlku Shore Il llock
Eaaild Rntlfoud nc Sixteenth, und Clark
streetH. ID serious blow to the
Wabash ard Grand Trunk Railways,
which Intended tu colna il. oyer ti,ut
Ane. The action Ut the Court, It Is
undsrstoo:!, Will prevent my further prt.
cee;uHlSs e;.HSs n this matter. befors iali, md
nstner asaI a, nf .ha a!e % aDove two les sun afford to
right o. far us III freight business Il co,.. N.
ce:alnad. earned. l'9ytlg M Arrangement with tila
t1aet to snttr'aE i,t.nEt sn 4 f;,9 9Tlnsy To- nss lts
llaa 10 faelitles for passeli9er busjIIrss. and.
ewing u u!e delay, VII! probably ,mot bs abiu
~ open its l!e ft,f passeltger traffic for st,nv
1as 9i4aIy " eo,c T,s Wabasl. y depending Ell
~ freight and passenger business. 4 4 Tlt,1t.
ChE representative asked ]. e. Gaull, Gen-
efal Manager VI the Wubasl,, y1stortlay
s,'ss,a %nSs ais company would A9 under the eli;
not Stt tell What wuli!l hu tlunr. lie
expects, !aEesef, tn tu able tn oLrlt ifs iine
70 nlls city for business about june /. Dy
uaa llme ~ thinks the Western Indiana
A'oaoies VIII DO seltled, ~ efforts are nQw
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TELEGRAPH WAR.


K1ssAs c,rw ~ No. r. 1' Anrlt ,lt'T tt"%%out .'D =
o,cloek ,h,s pyen,,x % tl,o lyps,nrn I1uin, 'retc.
rn,h f.nn",, n" rsoo s ,snr o ,;nt tnT"o nt
EfaIh company focclSstl wofsl that atse
return Of tho wircs l,y tic Union Pacific
HALLWAY Cnu,t,nrv IL, Tim Western lynfnn.
Mr Won, % s,,cr,,,tent,e,,t ~ M at ,,,}a ,n,nt sc,,t
~. ""o"' o".e' u..eI"c.s Nv s..ts i'"'.' ae"s !,
o'clock to mike tho connection, but tho rnil-
rt,nd clnplnyGs wcru cnllrl ont by tho blow
luz of Whistles, Md tic cont1rcti0n wns pre-
Vented. lhnrU WIS n 9Oni ,ieal Of excltc.
pie wero callr.l oil u" by te noise. - Il us Is
wiii rsgaln control Of liz virus on ThMrs-
day. .@''' y ''' '0
nIgi,t a,id slayiight Or tt,c ,sti, Of nst Fei-
r4r rry eS wes o aoa s Ss' s Raasas W9n a SH
Hallway, tic Dcnver pnciEc Hallway, and
tle uolainIo e, ,Central Hallway Mera tllsSon,
n,llccs thereon of tie Western Umion Cum
plily a,tl Violently held aga!tlst iilo,u, there
heIlig IN this city nlonc .l6o urmc.t il,el, on
refralnetl FROM my form Of yio,cnt resist
nnce, bit iiicf lis petition III tic United
States Court for relief, aiMl by nrtler of lilo
United, States Circuit Court the colorado
sl Ss't today %'eS by "s!s siiiar s1e orer Gas to
wires on tic Denver pactc nlMi
kuHsas Pacific Railways are restored. This
completely reInstntcs tlv Western Uninn
Company III nil It's lines, md fully yintllcates
its cit,ns ail conduct In tic preilllsey. iii,
restraining ortter, which is dircctctl to the
vii vii rs 10 lie other tlcfsnt,ants, rcsfra,ns
them iron, preventing the Western Union
Company fro;n restoring its connections With
tho wires on tic Knnsus Pacific HALLWAY and
Denver PAcihc nailwuy, mud prohibiting the
tlefcnIunts from my connection uf suid
wires, or either Of thclr with any bnttery or
batteries not furnished by tho West
erli Union Company, and from ass,,n,-
OF tlen,, or to transmit from
Denver, or from any other point on said iiness
except In tho manner nnli form presented hy'
tic cOi,trnctR between plaintiff and tic ruii-
ru,,d companies.
Judge 1lullett tleei,les tllat tho validity of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-01-13
For the OXFORD DEMOCRAT.


1t is reported that when Gen. Chamber
lain took possession OF the public property
at the State House, two eminent Fusion
politicians from Norway were closeted
with the doughty Fogg, in the Council
chamber. When they sought egress, be-
hold the door was locked and the key in
Gen. Chamberlain's pocket. After being
incarcerated for several hours, the General
kindly released them on parole. For once
the Greenback sages found neither Greek
nor jew, circumcision nor uncircumcision,
Barbarian nor Scythian, availed anything
without the "oPen sesame" TO unlock the
door. II is said that when the guard
opened the door, Fogg, who attended a
Sabbath school in his youth, was singing
this familiar song;
Far from the world. we hither fee,
Where strife and tumult are,
To scenes where satan wages still,
His most uuholy war.
safc retreat for Fusion thieves.
Where three o. uS agree,
That Chamberlain three donkeys made.
OF seitz, ~ Brion, and me.