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, 1880-11-27

CSc1ySArt, O., Nov. 25.-Fire broke ont
this morning in tile rear Of the building 10
Walnut street, occupied by Moetnke, jansen
& Co., Wholesale groccrs and dea1ers III lfq-
uors, md destroyed the entire rear part a,l
roof Of the fiye-story building, with most of
Its con1cnts. Moelnke, jansen l. Co.'s loss
Is 3a5, ,000; Insurance, S3t.0u0. The building
Is nwned by JA.nes Gilmore, and Is damaged
sl5.M0; fnily insured. Abnrr, l.. Fraser g.
Co., NJ. II Walnut street. .wli0lesalH grocers,
were damaged considerably BY water.
The tUtnl losses will nut faii beiow $4,000
OH tic building nnd stock Of NIaen!kees :ja,'s-
zen and 4. L. Frazer Il Co. t;lIlIlore's ~
ssnranee on building was $ 900 gAeti ~ t,le
Pha:,,ix: and Equitable. MAenkegs Ja!is-
xon's Insurance was $4,000 eacl IN the
Etnn Of Hartford, Mutual OF CiMclnnntl,
nlld Merchants and Manufacturers 0f Cinci'l.
ilatf, and 81, eacli In the ManutnctHrrrs'
Mutual and Merchants MUTUAL, OF Clncln-
mali. ....
Tile Insurance Adjustment Company has
recovered the 800 sacks nj cuifer aNmnged by
water, which will be suld Monday.
, 1880-11-27
DISI,AELI'S /" ENDYMION."

Lord. Heaco,,xheld's Characters In-
terprgteu as London Understands
Them. .
NEw yoNK, Nov. 995.-The World has tho
following special from Atr. Jennings, lis
Lonlon correspondent, giving t!.a e!ab ol,sM-
Iuns@ of the now novel Of Lorl Buac0ls-
Mril:
"You bo receiving 'Enslymion IN q
uaY Or tWo. alIu may Us WI. therefore;
send yonr reitiefs ut 0i,te tbs recognized
key tO the passages depicted or skutgiletl i,
u 'tIp capital to-day: 'rho action d, The
novel beylus wltG tug tliroes ot tl!u reforin h9r
nlug Is u! his deathbed. uslu thu Iron
Duke IL tho hope Ut Conservative Engln,nl.
StaHeU ipitto'l, ~h9 represeiita SlAil.y Her
nsrt. afsrwaf1 Lor1 lisrbeFG u ,,is,i, ag,
Earl of Fenlbroka and Montgomery,
9grns the noyel., emerging from
Whites club, @ AI!tl eG!nlnx, =, ut ol'ce
tho tastur Ut. EHtlUaivn FGrrars, under
which ng4le the EarI af Ueacons!!ell luis
clearly qAlortakcM. to describe certtIl! feat-
Mrcs 0f tic cnrear uf tue Rt..iloi: Be'llan,lt
sister, alvra. aliot1'or tlgn!ent Of TIC bratn,
essaracses aiM. career when ssie says to !atns:
Power, aud power nlune, should By yuilr
Htus nsietss of So1i is sod u d. oy III se t. eosers a
with reference tu that ,Aln result Tie boy
l!lnlself, when l!u IL ilrst introduced as u dis
d4tnful lad ysars ol4, ~ yelyst jaekst
Clutch, n,d thgl int1 i'arlanunt. QHcel.
l1ostense coss!es l9to the novel eae!y. unsleg
t!,s M rstilsr ssveW5s nuns Of flgrtppt,, aaI
s es sS5f oSe,p MspSsftH wt W Ws s1scsia sc SHb bow ~
tl,nt H1Wlkyb won u henrt,' who dttA forth
, 1880-11-27

The freight blockade In tile East is greatly
troubling tie Western railroads, and nnarly
tho entisu freight movement III the West hus
conle 10 u sts'ldstllI. Ncurly everybody
seems to be anxious to shlp, but the railroads
llAye not the r0ltnx.stOck to move It, nlp(
II they hatt they would bo unable
u move 1t, as the Eastern lines
cannot haudlo the business fast enough.
Heretofore ti.e heavy movement Of wheat
usually commenced In September, anil lustel
until November or DeeerIber, b.lt this year
thu movement of grain did nut commence
tiio r,isli w..s so sd.!st, t!at the roil'ls wers
bnltlIy prepnrea for It. Ihs Western r0ads
cuuid have moved Il had they hatl thu tSe Ut
all tlIelr cars. btlt .tlla bulk ot their rolling
st"sS a 's bs ~ x ne tS t araa e Ms% xorf *
grlln taken by tue luke lanes 70 EASTERN lnko
ports. TIlB trunk lines. with tile lnNyy blisl-
l,t'ss now rcnci!ll'x u!em fful tlle West, sn'l-
tinne !" nse tas ears, a!!4 e.!!llSt return tie!l
Many Ut tllu rtlntls leatl!iG huFe fratll tho
West Iuve given orders thAt they cnttlnt IT,
ceiyu freight for tlls EAsl nntl! furthor ill.,
tire, as thu Eastern llnes canlot take 1t from.
At st, Louis the situation Is as batl ~ at
Clliragu, Everything tllere IL re,A,rttlI to he
bekt.l up with gratn.. The .tr!tlge Coy.-
pany has elyun n0t!cr u.4tz until further NJ +.
4ICG ~ VIII Ho*1 4I4 lE9EF4L EI%Ekt eAeA*~A* r.
pcrislIuhlt. ''!!h ,, rln,.c .r,,
trnunIlnary !!eayy freight n.ovess,ei,t, aotflsr
rates will bu ll,,lde Deo la It hYlng tl!e a,'in-
ion t,,at lllis lAeas},re WI tstop shipments
somewhat aila atl0W. tlla roads IL lit tlle
blockade.
UNION TACIFlU.APF01NTM
The wisttom pf tho Managers Ut the Uniosl
| Parltic KaiIrphd IN app0inllng A[r. Thomas
| l.. Kl,nbak thelr eirlene General Passenger
Agent, tQf,osItlon 0t Assistant General Nun"
uger " Already ,naTtfesisnx itself by the wuy
| ln WHICH Nj. Kimbull IL iilllu2 the position
, 1880-11-27
ITEMS.

One Of the first acquisitions received from
newly-appointcal acknowledgements was:
'Scnd ule gallon Ut red-oil for tic danger
lanterns"
Among the roads that have been making
fine showing lnte1y IL tho st. Loitts Il San
francisco. Fur the Third week in N0yelnlier
the eartlinEs nf thls r0Ad were SGS, ,u3D.hs,
showing ,aaa increase for tho week Of 3ls,-
tEls 81. The gross earnings frnlA Jan. ! to
Nov. a.. 1850, wercs Saa,387. .Gl',SD,. ngainst
st.sso, ,Wo. 70 fur tho same IL nerloa LUST year,
aN Reinforcement IT wl.icl. !he management Of
this roau l,ay we'll BIZ proud
~ dispatch frnm LaunrE, ILL.,, states that
tu lust spike OIL the Lallnrk exte1lsui Of tile
Chicago j. Pacific. Drunc, uf tho Chicago,
milwaukee, & st. Paul was driven yesterday.
,illls completes tug C!,leago y p1e!ie lroln
UMi0tI Brunch uf tflH Afllwaukee i st. 1'Nul
to Lnnark, Alm gives this Company DIRECT
through runtp frYn Chcago to Cedar Rapids
s a Rssk lstd wit the e chea9 s% SfG cito + fsst D
l.u4ue l. Minnesota, WHICH It luls latcly nc
Qnlred.
Tho passengers who arrived In the city
yesterday morning vim tho Chicago, Bnrlsng"
tom u Quincy. state that they had very M !1,tr-
roy eSspe 'n3 ffS ts ssros acssmt utd IN
snutli Of Galvu, by freIKE,ttrain, tho ell
Eine ui which struck tho strepvr, badly
scntltng tily purter. Fortunately, however,
M one elsu was injured. The conductor Of
Tho passengur, peleefslng tho danger of col
ltsio,I, sent back aud signhletE the freight,
hut 1t was 80 heavy Il train and oil so steup u
gr1tr tlsat 1t could not be stopped, despite
tic lllost energetic efforts, Until 1t struck the
l1lssrlger-traln.
Tllo Illinois Central people feoi greatly mn
nDyett Oh account of the position tnken by
President Humphreys, Of tho Wubasti. that
their rDaa Is not entitled tO share nf the 81.
Louis business. They say they win be fully
nbie to e0llylnce tho Wabnsll that they are Il
| St Lnuis Inc btf0re tAis tight gets
through, unl, wlint Is more, they will
! show that they mrs entitled to As large
u SHARE IT not largur one, tInsl the Wabash,
| When they ran tholr, st. Louis truths BY the
| Wabash TINT roatl took no sl!cl, position. Mr.
| Hopkins, Vlce-f'restdent or ti1G Wabash, tlel
con1GntiGtt TINT their rollte WINS ~ goDh n ont
| us my other lcadinE there. 'rlin Illinois
| Central has oil ut0Hg been allowed Is pet
| cent Of thu business by the Alton, md the,
will be at,e to do this amount Ht bllstness
with anything like fair competition. Theil
llslu is nit old established one, afld makes tht
S;illle time US tic AltU, 6 st. Louis, ntl iiA,
always been considered II ttrst~elass roud
They aru content to hold thls keyt0 The sltu!l
tlUn, and elAiln tint 10 pencu can he 1natIt
unless the 1llinDis Central IL fully recognized
III 4 compelling st, Lt,ltls line.
, 1880-11-27

8P3tlaI DIp1ttH 70 tn Chttaao 7F3blha.
MONTREAL, Nov. 2G-The steamship Or
tawn, reported aground in tho river between
here and Quebec, is supposed to be II total
wreck. The following Is the insurance OIL
the vessel alld cargo: INTERNATIONAL Liver
pool, $4,000; British America, $1,000;
Mercnnnt's Atarlne, Of Canadn, $1,000;
North Ansorican. $4,000; Boston Marine.
S.N,ooo; British It. Foreign, $4,000; Union,
Of Liverpool, md racitlc Mutual, of New
Mutual, Of New York Unton OF PliilatlcI-
phia, md ltoyai Canauian aro aiso inter-
eytpu,
, 1880-11-27

FoRr WAYNE. lmd., Nuy. 2o-Tbe iurv I,
the trinl OF John Snurr, for tsleguufdrr n n
John Mayer, last AitKl'st, returllrd verdict
this evening, after having been out ,AIty.
onr hours, Of murder ln tile second tieetee.
nlld fixing tho sentcrco at Imprisonment for
ltfe. 1t will be carried to tho Supreme Court
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Nov. .d-.fhe j,lyr In
the case of John Snurr, on trial for Tho l,,ur.
der Of JOHN Mayer. to-day returned a yer.
dtetof guilty, al!d liked tho sentellce 1t ra In.
brother, Implicated In the saulu o!fe,se. wil1
begin next week. ''
, 1880-11-27

8rft{aI bipdlth 70 TAk ch1ta0o 1F3baaes .,
1SplASAroL,s Ind. Nov. 2o.-Thn engt.
',eer cnrps surveying ttc llnu Ut thu pro-
ln,scti Indiana & Stnte-Lfne Katlroad, frnil
Indianapolis to the Ohio line In Randolph
Of tl,O ll,,. nnl rlre nlren,,y progressing INST
ward. join Atrtlulre Is tlIu enginrer III
cl,arRe Of thu sanle.. a. delegation! Ut Hrcei,~
tlrll ctfzeMs .werr ~ fntlIn!tnbo!is today to
II Western officials, ntlu pnt ,,st the benefits
10 be derived from passing through ureen.
field.
, 1880-11-27

latter VIII, tho Mississippi Ecntrnl he nc-
I,sslIs IL Mn,il,. Railroad. Wl,en Sir. Frnnct,
t'linInlter resigned tho ,msiel01 nf General
Passenger u.il rlrknt Agent q tho ClIlcngo.
vt. 1n1,ta & New Orleans Kaflroatl tn take
ulcriis OF Tic Mlssnllrf FacItic. n. Cary wns
offered tho vacant pucr. which llt. acccplrtl
nnd filled with great ability up to the ttu1o ot
{ttS tIpnth. :.
, 1880-11-27
,Intorfered In a Funlily QnarreIs

NtW t-UfE ifffAfus nail.
1t was tho owner of tho ttnemcnt the oc,aha Omhh
toyles lye H. nnl he had K11lu 70 nv tesss ss.s
Pol!co ar. when hs huaFd !at ~ nsft,s1k nn.ok 10 Tp
koslM to hnvo his wife cola.!!ttou IT. h.Hsf.
trato, ~ uufoylu stotd ty and gslI.!',s, IT, e 'aS
placently-"l c.nnnt ut.dtsata,'u WY III %Iway1
should not nxree with such W''sl.aN Iii IT.
tontiva TO hrr own alfairs. Tie ua1. ~ M
T. rsh IN aetlny th!s wny. ~ ~. sauuiS sxanu"uIcolzs
Ills Iianor bud sa1!t Tor tho olct,, olcnass., IN IN iva
tho audlorl concluded aho ss,!s astgsiod !" Mill
couple Ut eltlcors whom sae nau ,",.s !maai ia pus
still fur more IinxuaI aud py,s physlea! cAsh.o who.o
a1ld, catohug siglt uf tho fnletcessnfs f. ,1aIe
mission ths!o shu ovl4sntiy m'''''ok' SUI 'u'N'
"Ys Ss.I.hcuaed Guild maxpe." she 10, efeSs SsSs
"Ho yGvt ct,lll9 her9 to ealttet Apt'u. hit lie
your bud ccss to your long t0,9fne, xcr ~ vu!d
n,aine W 4eY Up taak!ns satsen'e' ~ ~
"wolnan," cried the astonshe,d x ia'aE'ylyS; anEnS
fairly uRhass, ''whst Do you meap W 1'>A''
IL can't understand Why tho ,1'quss maa esosi sit.
agree Wild secl1 u wolnah1" sa'a "e'''o'"
apaln, ys il dn Ysi to turn 1ed eas tSsiu T. III
oUlI bIurkvuarl, Hes u AArdt!stGsv; hi. frou,
ould skiAuiht that wud takc tbe 81 ~, nxs tI fnr
Ill stArvin her an:i there ntssra 'nlat's.
II t4 tssaIl4 thisf" orlSd llto lanaiso 70
the ,nnEistfate mule ~ aoos'''' "
" alwsss found her,, said Gniltoye; 81 supsa5 sna
~ au owl, to 10 TRUTHFUL Yooo''"''
attetrs rht to sr sv nw fsS is yourself tn. s,{s
IT, toaso ias' aas rs. aullioyie. l,us &: IT. IT,
that half -sturvel crane niIsia tnas, .d seran to
fsne hin Id tae III qte1 ls tasSI tsss ,
AtM H. sGa ianalors ausoinx for breath and seo
turksycock, iuEae4 70 the '11n.s III. sto End
, 1880-11-27
DENVER IL mo onANpr.

DENVER, Cufe., Nov. aG,-'rho Times Colo
RADIO Springs spcclal says: "At tic stock
holders meeting Of tho Denver Il Rio 0rnnda
Company to-,lay Gen. .I'alnler. voted ming
!sH,ths 81 tho stock. w. !. Palmer. w. A.
BELL, c. F. W0ereschotfcr, Russell Sage, Jay
rcc.ors. N.'w extensions were authorized.
Grl,. Palmer was tnttre t,aster Of tho st,!a-
tlnn. a,id Is shppusud tn have VOTED Goala's
stock.
, 1880-11-27
CHARGED WITH MURDER,

DAYTON, D., Nov. .o,-Charles II, Pierce
was arrcsted III this city to-lIlglst charged
will, fataIly sliuotIng Samuel E,,gloin Uninn
City Wednesday night. EnElo wis entering
vurcctt iron! iiM,. when, it Is cilnreuti, l'fnrra
shut hlu,. Pierce ltetI to iIs plnue, but tho
}n.!sea l,ese were te!eEyapheh aia nryeste.a
lin III thu train. lit was taken buck by u,
Uilietr tu.l1ny,
, 1880-11-27
CLUBBED no DEATH.

Sptttas bssp1lth 70 The Chieueo 1fitunk
ROCKFORD. ILL.,, Nov. 21.-'rlle jury sworn
10 Inquire into Tie cause u Lewis n, Weh-
ber's death returned the following verdict:
1--WE, the jury swprn to inquire into ths
cause OF the death OF Lewis n. Webber, upon
otlr oath 10 find that he calIsc to hts death IN
the 3lil, day Of November. ls6o. III tho ysl.
lagc Of WinnebaEo, County of Wlnnebseo,
ILL.,, In consequences ut Il b1ow 1lpun tlly head
bya club It, the hands Ut Assistant Marshal
George W. Gfynll, of tho City of Rockford,
a1id tEMt We find the salt Gs:nryu ". Glyun,
Assistant MnrslHl nf tle Clty Ut Rockford,
guilty Ut nii,,,sluugllter."
, 1880-11-27
PENNSYLVANIA.


Special Ufspath tq. The cafcuso Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, P,L, Nov. :N-1'!,s Octo-
bcr earnings af thu Euscrn llnrs Of tile
Pennsylvania Railroad wars tho largest eyur
known fur 4 single nnntfl, ,i+$3. .SS11, III. The
ennr,n0us amount Ut work'Icbeing done
on the line prevented aRt ,Ercat
increase iii tho net, which were
still al,ratl ut the maximum
Sl,Jss,39l. Tor tic ten months to tlate thu
grass earnings we're S3i,l37,a27: operating
EXPENSES, $ao. ", D}o; net cummings, 3i4, ILL.,
GU1.. Tho Katn Is n per cent gross ad s5 net
tfhe Western lines eurilcd Il surplus over ali
liabilities for tho months Ut Sil9s0oO, but
that Is apparently sl73,51s behind
tic corresponding mUlith Of last year. THIS
can Imr,ly be tluu to n falling off In the
trntllc, heavy as W. knew t. was vas Iast year,
pe,lsus Incurred III building new statons, IT,
i,cwing bridges. and relnylilg trucks on the
Pat-ilanllu nfA Fuyt WaSAe Roads. THIS
ESl tS s%vs fS1 ' F q s yeap qwsyef Sy T. eE5s tg
ts G,s' ysar S psaiIpSefb NH be '"' over M S' 5
wne wDa On b lie Ws.aT W Sfsptsss ss 5 sfn!ns ps
ss .,ess Il lie list two uioitl.s, tlsauxil tic
heaviest ever t!ol,e On tle Con,pany's lines,
l,us not IN tile least increasea IT'S llpt gull.
oyer Inst year beyond thu tiEnres for tn, iirst
| 3 Erle ny on!y, makes Z better showing
gross nlld net. arc th9 argest ever known for
slllgie MoMti1, bt IT, ,,akes M M larss Eai , r.,
s9s,xs s sS5:s's %sas @' IT, St st III Sfesl S
i.ilS. s.ili lii. j. Tiis Is FHl,i u % psr cunt
gross, and 5sI1 net. aud the total for tle tn M
| liked cllargcs Ut tue Company u CON
tltiOn Ut ntfn!rs tint ll,ls not been
, 1880-11-27

Special NFpaleh 70 7Hz Chleaoo 1F76Nn7.
Dul.uru. Ml,n., Nov. 2O.-Flre this MORN
ing burned fuur buildings Oh Superior street,
but tlletr contents were utmost entirely saved.
The parties burned uut were |. BoHdy, n dry
g0o.ls dealer; Eaton Il Emcrlck's nleat-lnur-
KIT, Kalninsky's snlnon, Mnd Schelln's tailor
shop. LOSS about s.. 4!.00U.
, 1880-11-27
STRUCK ny a TRAIN.

LAKEWOOD, N. j., Nov. 2D.-~As tho family
cnrriage of Jaues Johnson, n wealthy resi-
dent of this p1ace, was crossing the New Jcr-
Soy Sonthesn Nai!soaA track this morning It
was struck BY freight-train. Thu curr!ago
was completely demolished, both horses
killrd. and Sir, J0il,,so,,, Ills slnuRhterlu.lnw,
n.sI her !ssEamt child thyowAImso " snow.bA.,k
twenty feet distant. Ihs injuries of, John
su!A 9Hu daughter nse IrobAbly fatal. Tha
child was but slightly hurt.
, 1880-11-27

OFFICE Of THE Chief SluNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. 2T--1 n. nl.-For
the Ohio Valley anl Tennessee, stationary or
lower barometer, higher temperature, varla-
Bile winds, par,ly cloudy weather, with occa-
stonal light rail-. or snow.
For the Lnwer Lake region, stationary or
lnwer barometer, higher temperature, south
erly winds. purity cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lake region, stationary or
lower barometer, higher temperature, south
to west Winds. purity cloudy weatlter, with
occasional ruin Ur Al1DW.
Fur the Upper Mississippi, and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, stal!ullnry nr lower barometer.
higher temperature, g0Ntherly Winds, clear
ur purity cloudy wcAthcF.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
ENlCAtu, kuy. 4t-1Q:tg D, m,
, 1880-11-27

SpttEal D1spNtth "a Tho ChtdQo 7F45tHe.
ApuAN, Mlch., Nov. 20.-George G. Smith,
Private Secretary of Gov. Croswcll for four
years, resigned io-tiny to take the position Of
stenoglnphor for the Superintendent Of the
indianapolis. Decatur l. Springfield Railway
ut InJiut1appitS.
, 1880-11-27

OMAHA, Nov. 2G.-'rle office male vacant
l,y the uppntMtmctt Of General Passenger aIld
Ticket Agent T. Il. Klmhall tn tic Assistant
AlnilnRersfllp Of tho Un1nn Pacific Hallway
m,slt Of I. S. Stebbius, viii, ]. ". Morse in
charge OF travelling agents.
, 1880-11-27

CHEYENNE, Wy. r., N0v. 2U.--Adylccs to
the Leader from North Park state TINT party
to tho North Park were precipitntel III ali
immense snnw-slldo nh tic Continental d.
vlue on Saturday last. q. II. Eaton ard
TAu,nas Gruy were killed. James FrazGr lIad
d thlE1 bone broken In two places. Thu
remaining two, Nelson and Sander, escaled
with several bruises. The bndy Of Eaton
was found and buried in tile snow. Grny's
body could not BIZ foutlfl. The party lind
been out H. d storm five days, anu were near
ly fa1ulshed when the nceltllnt occurred.
, 1880-11-27

PLANO, ILL.,, Nov. ao.-A. E. Nenmng, Il
wealthy farmer living nenr this place, llas
met with singular loss. lie WITS tllaw'ng
out Ills wntcr-pEpes With ,stra w-tirc, when
the cl!nH dropped into rnt-l!ole. a!ut estab-
ltsied Il line Of communication, which sgt
fire to Ills lurge water-tnilk, md It yUan laid
OH the ground In ruins Ills extensive bArn,
grannry, etc., barely escaped.
, 1880-11-27
4 CNuEJ. "FATuER,D

DUBUQUE, H., Nov. 9'.-frha bo.ly OF the
other lady, Miss Gregolre. drowned III the
1liasIssipal, was recovered iu-tlay.
Two lnsu irun Wisconsin undertook to
arivo nrrnss the leu to-tluy. Wi.en TWO
tsI.ts tho way over. tie leo gaye way. Tho
team wasa Il yailnnie 1,lv and 'instantly l!s.
appeared ,ttlnr tho Ice. Thu lnu!1 managed
tu cruwl cut unu rcau'I tho snore,
, 1880-11-27

Special Dl1pllth 70 The Chfcaeo IF7bNn&
WAuPAcA, Wis, Nov. :G.-Tucs,iay morn
Ing tho blacksmith shop Ok L. llelnlng, at
Weyauweg!., burned will, Its entire contents.
LOSS, Sa,5o1 Insured In the Cnucord1A C0ul-
putly fur $1,000. At one time the eutiro
yiIIage was iii danger.
, 1880-11-27
LOST.


spsstal nhpassh t. aas Chicago Trtb,lAs
MnSrnEAt, koy. MA Telegram MIS- re-
eclyel hers to"tlay Announcing t!le loss Ut thu
sle;ttl!er. l;rasi0lin, from this port, nn the
lslalnt II AHlltusil, with fG,r Ut l,er, crew
trak.n to death. Tbs vessel was lAAeM with
pl,0spflate.
, 1880-11-27

LANANK, Carroll Co., ILL.,, Nov. 2o.-'The
lust spike WIS driven to.t1ny ut II O'Clock n.
N, which completes the new extension Ut Tie
ChlcnKo & Pacific Division OF the Chicago.
Miiwa,,kee l. st. Paul Ilailroaa from Chi
euro to Luuurk,
, 1880-11-27

Rptetal Dkpatfh to The Chteapo Ttiba

Special Dhpateh to Jne chteaa' 7fdbaHs.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-The supreme
Court this morning oserr11led tho appl1ca.
tton Ut the Stats for Il new hearing N tAe
case OF Mrs. Brown, to WHOM tho Court ''au
given new trlul. Tho ease must NOW 60 70
trial.
, 1880-11-27
THE RAILROADS..
Another Gigantic consot tidation
and Extension Rumored.
Tltc Burlington and SANTA F'o 10 Join
Hands and Pool Issues.
Tho Grain Blockade on All the Roads
East and West.
Unidentified Likelihood ot thu ,tuton ind Central Ia
ellie Consolidation. =,
Tho Mexican Railway as Surely consumr,a'
lion Of tho Immediate Future.
1tlGtt'C AT LAST,

lion Of tho Immediate Future.
4,,,,,r ~, .sr
G. ,,.,. ~ ....',.,,. 1,a,,a ,,oor ,,,o In.
~ e'u.,. .'' s., ~" ILL., 'i..as,' n,.'ttr
,'''...'.' '" y. '.to ,, .,, ,t.,sts,,
uet"~h .ne vastpll' tos, ,'s s"o 4.t1 ,'".,,,,n
t topsSa mr. ~ .1re @ e't i w ,,uer
any t[out. that tl,a scusntlon was 'nanufaet.
urul u,it pf who'll cloth, antl for thu
vrjncipni wuruose If brlpiuv so,uo yprc,,la-
tnra tn vnn,t,rl,I,t otoctr 'rhu rnrnrtl Inns
bill roads .ayo made great Jump upwards.
II IL no doubt on ills account tl,at Vam1cr-
hin nnd lta l,m,c,,ohta mn affurd 10 ,irhy
lily report 50 pro'nptly. .,
1t Is MI old adage TINT "wllere there Is
smoke there Is !lrt.," anu ,I,'s agatn is illus
trutetl IN this matter. Willis ii appcars tint
!,lete t ', IS no. werd Of 1r,tl ~. IN t.e nh'"rs
trolling tho Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fd
and tlse CAleu4p, Burlington s. Quincy inter-
ess, + + a'ta sr On nth thu H. nsss ntSry f. tas
ileso!'atioi's afc now IN p1ogress ost"cGa
the Presidents md Directors Of tic two rail-.
rnutis tauking towards the consolidation Ut
their gigantic Interests, aud 1t Is stuffed that
10 predict tliat tl!a consolidation will take
place uhout Jun, /. THE taet that t,o B0ston
people were o"f tshas meetings s for tat at par ,
puso '"'s.ns .,As. uus ~ uoauS H., ",,ar ~. mo
,iea m IN tle heat OF tl'o wbulls IN vaaaet. .;
bit stuck to connect Vanderbilt WIN tie
scheme aud thug advance t'slr t Interests I,s .dt It
Vanderbilt shouitl be- tnkru Into a
sch"m,a ~ ,tnt sird Nv tha AteiIisot.
Tonrka 4 Snntn ia ni,t Tic Chicago,
bnfi,lgton 8 Quincy Msp;. ~ rsy, es!S t,!3l,i
VmM,feri,iii. in the cn,ltr;ery. they Ind more
10 9,Iin by co11soli,Intinr thclr rt,aus without
takin,. n ihn Vnninrfiit iiurs. ruth tlie
Santa Fa and Burlington Railroads IRE
IN, ta y rra,is mi f,.r sn,.ciation. hit Tor
fms Tn"ffi,n,'ts hnsi1,ess' M,,ti cantiot nfrord
!oIs tsassIvss ] e ntsfsstS tat TSH 5Sqs
It tug sata re aa Har!mEtot t %,l s,se
sn t If ne via 81 avs 1t tlg bes,' s unl,s
u tlSy i eo1G,cn Interests; s;; l., 4 s!ii wiii
UNI thisaso soe and 'a tl,o Pacji|c l'' Coast and
Superior to tit. systeiu co,ltrullcd BY Gouiti,
f"r tic litter his no no railroads enst Of The
~. fl,nt n mt ~ fla sirn.tr,,st kimt NOR ID
IA 'ft intar In nv. s,v - nv nv ,ntt.h sor t, "yceI
lent systeIi, If the UnrlIngton east of tIle
@ hw av pp;n, "1 H. 10 Raston ~ ,",uja wIi l.
b,a - c,,"n,.,,at., f:.,nl,1 T., liz ach"t"n ri
cu"trnIlt.,. nj IL" li,,cs tt' tl,a paciac. I'M,
S,n.,' III, svi;i,n ti,. ii,nfts t,"y t,"c,t,n IL
; wv ta @ v =, n.i T., nontr "i nISo M
ii",a n,st ~ t.ht.nuo ntnI ,vili h., G,.ftrr ~ III
,"itIn't tham VII" on,lrn,nnt5on ri t,,ai,
'x1i ft t, y! Itsrsis of Vundsrt nt i
sx.,,tI n rnx. s'. Ill nthar eo,uce,ne ilws
| sAn" Gst't'HHr ~. o.t.st ESnPo"nt, N's -
, 1880-11-27

:
BonDryrowS, N. j., Nov 20-Cbafles
Ross, an aged colored lnan Of tlls c]ts' VA
murdered here lust night during party ~
the laousy Of Charles Moss. oil West slsess =.
uCmry Williams aud Ctlarles alvss afo aT
r1.gttH1
, 1880-11-27
MURDER TRIAL.

8peetat Dlstnteh to The Chieaao 7fibunk
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. D.-fn The Norris
and Maller murder trial this afternoon, John
Matler, ono Of the defendants. was put OIL
tho stard " his attorneys. liz denied all
knowledge Of Or compllclty In tho murder of
Myers, urll guve detnilrl statement Of HI:
whereabouts during the day aid evening"
lie denied ever llavlng seuu Myers until att.
or Ills arrest, md than when le was lrn'lgls
Into tho latter's PRESENCE at Mrs. bEacHa
house,
, 1880-11-27
Thrown FROM rltE TRACK,

1EFkUWN TII11AI 'IIIF TIFAGK.
GALVESTON, Tex., Nov. aB.-rlu rear
coach of he suutl,-bounsl passs,l.ger-traln
OIL tho Gull. Colorado i Satin Fe KulIroaI
, 1880-11-27
cA1rrUn1S0 DLnCKADEns.
Epfstai UtapateA to TIA Chicago TftbnlIs.

DEoAr.,.t ILL.,, NpN .M-Thls afternoon a
warrant was served "ph Agent x. llarwood,
representative ut the. Wabasl,, st. Louis u
Pacific Road, charging that Company with yio-
Iatlng tho ordinances. Nv b!ockadlng Tires OF
tile principal streetas Ut Decatur a!ung the
ltns OF tho road. Thy freight business on tho
Wabash ls worry hoevyft tlsts time, mud 1t las
been almost .mpossihie,o ,om freqnent occassuNs
for cltlzrns tn piss pycr tAo track ut t''res Or
tf!eir lycs. llls isaaIty liked by tlle orslI-
na,lca on xallrVpds is SIS for every fifteen
minutes rpcG street isllnckasted.. Tie unrest
exgltes considerable interest. The triul ~
sat tor Monday next
, 1880-11-27

hts l'ono 10 suddenly becat,,o yo,n
9nd 9,d,of could rbs e'nt,ne dIs!, ts VIZ wak" k"e.t
it%,'hel; thn I'm, ~ o., opwaer Of Cir 10 1oo
Erlntel K,lrtz's friends ,,.ass,, agenus
put tho fnultS|, tlInn III tic barn' '.,4,!on .a!on 10
cntlIe suttLclentl4sobar To lle ca"ys Msll lle b.
home. Kitrtz Wis ton left MI M II ~ 70 hts
and when his companions rptIr1'.uaIu ~ Iuae ba.n,
about dirk they were aiar.nrd a, 0a,'tor tor PHI
essfaIy ppyye s{sat'nF sso n " srJs, f ,ss KIN
attenlance but died aboui @ ,Ij,iniTa Mi 'nE!ltcal
WIS single mai, 2i years OF e"l' au..e huttl