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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

Dissolution OF PARTNERsuIP.--
Read the card Of S. II. Clement Esq
announcing lis Withdrawal from the
firm Of ]. w. Bryan & Go. See also
change in j. W. Bryan A. Co.'S bust
moss card.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

TERMS OF Gun DIsTRIcT CouRT-
BY reference to the official order, in
another column, it will be seen that
Hon. S. D. Read, district Judge, has
fixed the regular terms of the district
court in the l4th judicial district. The
Calcasieu terms commence on the
fourth Monday Of April, the third
Monday after the fourth Monday of
May, the eighth Monday after the first
Monday Of July, and the third Monday
after the first Monday Of November.
By law the first and each alternate
term are declared to be jury terms.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

II DIDE't RAIN on Thursday night
last week; it poured. An night long
the water came down literally in sheets.
Since then the weather has become
very warm.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

RsoovEaEp. -Capt.sJohn s. Law
l5ins, who was shot and dangerously
wounded by sheriff Lyons, BY mistake,
the night before Matt Woodfief was
killed, several weeks age, is SO far re-
covered as 70 be able to walk about
town.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

Dir. MN. II. KaRkaAN left town
last Thursday, as u delegate to the
State and congressional democratic
conventions which meet at New Or
leans on the 18th instant. lie carries
the proxies Of all the other delegates.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

THANKS 10 Thad. Mayo, Esq, for
copies of New Orleans papers last
Monday, in advance of the New Or
leans mail
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

THE HoUsfoE fosL one Of the
youngest and liveliest Texas dailies,
commencing life few weeks ago as an
evening paper, has blossomed out into
all the proportions Of a first class morn
ing Journal. We bid the Post good
morning.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

AfrEaroS JiREMES The mem
bers Of I.G. +. Co. No. 1, will meet
1T tho Engine House, Sunday morning,
April llth, at 9 O'clock A. NJ, in uni
form. A full attendance is expected.
BY order Of A. MEYER
Foreman.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

Vim ~. g k,ieke, has just received Q
large and well selected stock Of clocks,
of Seth Thomas celebrated make,
direct from the factory.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

OM1rTED.-ln cur list, last week, of
the officers of Lake Charles Fire Com
pany Nc. /, we inadvertently omitted
the name Of Allen Gilley, assistant sec
retary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

MErHoDlsr SUNDAY ScHooL.-At-
tendance last Sunday: Officers, 81;
teachers, s; scholars, 60; visitors, 81
total, rs; missionary collection, $l.o5.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

THE PuzzLE MANIA.-The game of
fifteen, otherwise called the little gem
puzzle, which we mentioned two weeks
ago, has succeeded in sending several
persons to asylums for the insane. Il
is evidently very exciting puzzle.
Thousands of persons spend nearly all
their time on it. We hope it will be
quarantinod from Lake Charles.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

OUR DIsrKIcr ATTORNEY, A. ]. Koar-
ney, Esq, arrived here night before
last, on bis return home from district
court at Leesville, Vernon parish. lie
is looking in fine health aud spirits, and
reports lpasber and farming operations
going on briskIy Id the pine woods Of
Vernon and northern Calcasiea.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

TIE WoRrHy PRLMATE of Lake
Charles Council, No. 81, United Friends
Of temperance, authorizes us to an
nounce that there will be special
meeting Of the council tonight.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

aCtADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER AND
- Carriage trimmer. All kinds Of repairing
Done Shop on Ryan street, Between the rest
dence of Peter Brotherson and Herman s.
Jeesen's store and bakery.
Aug, ~, 1873. March 8, 1880
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

ColoRED PEoPLE's ExcuRsfoN.--
The attention of the .colorcd people
generally is called to the advertisement
Of railroad excursion for their special
enjoyment, to be given on the first Of
Nav.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

BABY Carriages for sale at VIM. c
Fricke's.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

A Coop RrpE.-F you want good
buggy ride cab on w. ID. Jenkins, at
WIN. G. Fricke's grocery store.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

TExAs JuRIEs always assess the pen
atty in criminal cases when they find a
verdict of guilty.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

Why do You smoke inferior tobacco
at high price when you can obtain
tie Pride Of lake Charles from VIM.
C. Fricke at reasonable rate? lie
has it manufactured expressly for him.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

Tommy. What docs it mean Sis
~; laying up something tor . rainy
daS y Sissy Don't know, Tommy;
'spect it means borrowing friends
uinberclla and never returning it.n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

If the man who helps to circulate a
scandal would remember that be il
making an inysstment il garbage he
might possibly employ his time and
capital to y better purpose. Booster
Ranner
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

CoMaLIMEsTARY.-- correspondent
of the Sabine Index, speaking Of sheriff
David n. Lyons, Of our parish, says ;
4 Not only the people Of Calcasieu
parish but the entire State may be
proud Of sheriff Lyons. He IL affable,
kind, free-hearted but positive and
brave gentleman, and always prompt
and efficient to duty as an officer. |
have known him from his youth, and
know him TO be very popular in bis
parish as u neighbor and AZ o sheriff.
May he have q long life
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

A force Of seventy-ive conyicts ar
rived here from Lake Charles on We'd
nesday morning and track laying on
the Louisiana Western Road WINS COM
menced by them on the same day.
Material for this road arrives daily,
and track laying westward will be
pushed forward forward at the rate Of
three-fourths Of mile per day.--La
faYette Advertiser Sd inst
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10

SHORT STOPS
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Public n Office.
Dissolution OF ESsartn ersssfp.


HAVING sold out my entire interest In
Ii the partnership firm Of ], w. Bryan K
Co, to j. VI Bryan and A. II. Moss, my CON
neetion with said firm ceased from and after
March 81, 1880. The business Of said firm
will be conducted at the same stand, under
the same firm name and style.
In retiring from the frm cordially recon-
mond 1t 70 tie patronage of my friends, and
OF the public generally.
Lake Charles, La, April 10, isS0.-tf.
Referring to the above, the undersigned
desire to state that they will continue the
business of j. w. Bryan 4 Co, at the same
stand and under the same firm name. We
win pay all the liabilities Of the late partner
Ship firm and all parties indebted to 1t will
make settlements with us. We hope to re-
ceige and merit an increase Of the very liberal
patronage extended to the late partnership.
j. w. BRYAN,
A. II. MOSS,
Lake Charles, In, April 10, 1880.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10
MIDVIE'Is.

MFRS. MARY MCCAIN tenders her SER
w vices to all who may require The services
Of an experienced midwife. Perfect satisfac-
ton given, or no charge. Residence on the
lake bank, two doors south Of court house
square, Lake Charles, La.
Feb. %, 1S30.-ly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10
tcofsoi, Quotations.


GALVESTON, April, I, 1880.
Ordinary, log
Good Ordinary, 1l8
Low Middling, 12a
Middling, IS8
Good Middling, ls28
NEW ohLEASs, April, I, 1880.
Ordinary, log
Good Ordinary, ils
Low Middling, u
Middling, lss
Good MiddIing, l2a
The above quotations are from the
Galveston News Of the 8th instant ts
We will publish quotations weekly
For Sale. "A second baud cane
cart cheap for the cash; also No. 2
Hall.clipper plow. Apply 10
j. w. BRYAN d Co.
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school Board Meeting.


LAKE CHARLES, LA.,sApril y, 1880.
This being the day fixed by law fort regu-
lar meeting of the Parish Board Of School
Directors, IN and for the parish OF Calcasieu,
the Board met at the Court House in the
town of Lake Charles, according to law, with
the following members present, viz; J.. w.
Absent /. A. Perkins, D. D. Andrus, VIM.
B. Gin, Chas. CLANCY, Levi Ellender, w. b..
Weliborn, Directors.
There being no quorum present, the Board
adjourned sine die.
Approved. j. w. BRYAN, President.
Attest ALLEN GiLJEy, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10
A. II. MOSS.
w. BRYAN,
]. ". BRYAN 6 CO.,

desire to inform the readers Of the Lake
Charles Echo, and all the reat Of mankind,
that they do not intend TO be excelled by any
other house in qualify or variety of merchan-
die, or in low prices. Among many other
articles, too numerous to mention, We have
full lines Of
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10
CA-I...ICoS.

We have handsome patterns III Shawls, knit
and woven Cloaks, Nublas, Ladies' and Chill
dren's knit Sacques, Hoods, etc.
We have Ladies' and Gents Gloves, a SUI
perior assortment on hand and TO arrive \; La
dies, Misses, Mems, Boys and Infants Ho-
siery, Spool Thread, Bale Thread, Knitting
Cotton and Cotton Batting
~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10
DR X GOODS.

Bleached and brown Cottons, DrilIings, Cam
ton Fiannels, Linseys, Cotton Plaids, Checks,
Flanncls, Jeans, Hickory, Ticking, and the
largest stock in Caicasieu Of
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-04-10
3. TT, CLEMENT,
Lake Charles, La, April 10, 1es0.-tf.
HENRY EAaaslE4EkK1.

Lake Charles, In, April 10, 1880.
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Rotary
, 1880-09-21
TIE PASSION play.

j5u ifFph!pA 10 fhf ARR IErh tIfrdtd
PANS, Sept. t7.-E1Wfn Doutt, nlrvCtl In Paris
this morning from Ohcruu1inerKau. askoti
him hts Impression Of The "l'assion Play" Ills
reply WIS tint IN Il thontrscat performance tho
ensemble WIS 1naryclous--as perfect nRii Its ,le
tnEh rs II tho peasants who paycd tho parts were
cultivated ur,d experienced actoss. The costumes
were strictly nccurnto and ns1tnruhIe. Whit
struck HIN particularly WIS tho cnre and 9rucc
with which TINY wcro worn b. tho hunlh!est
inc,lbtrs Of tho trnupe. li0Dth retnAlrs llGrr
for II week. fiu 1nnkeS h.s dGbrt III LOnuD,l uu
tho Int nj NDtGMbcr.
:. received iii arGount this fnnrntng OF Miss
kel!nRgs debut ut tho Impartial unera- tlutlse at
ylcnHm, The HuperA selected wua !" Il TrovntOfe."
Her SUCCESS Ii Icscrlbed In thu telegrnph[c
hrtvtty ns cniu5snI. This must bu tAkcn with
ss,lnp reserve. considering tho fnrt thnt tho
has been trlcgrnpilrd bY II friendly agency, but
there IL nU inubt Tint the result tAs berM very
satisfactory. Mfss Kellogg Is heltsye, tito only
clt1ltutrice who. within tllo lnst few yenrs. hAs
lear allowed to slnl1 III ltallun IN the I.npcrlal
Opera -lf0lisa, all stflers singing in Gur1nnti.
AME1t1C. ON THE PAlllstAN STADE.
An cxtruynsant four-uet farco by MN. Rny-
tlo1sd nnd Dultchcron, entitled "Le Voyage IN
night it tho Solvenutta Thontrc. IN mn
tublGAn tho play INTRODUCES the audience 10 tho
Country uf the MdrlMnfi4 and gives generally
curious yIuWs Ut AilIgrleun Institutions.
, 1880-09-21
SALES 1F PUBLIC LANDS.

WAsIn.UroS, Sept. IT, Commissioner
Williamson, Of The General I.atnl ut'Icr, has
had prepare! n statement showing tl,s n,iIll-
berofacresof public lands disguised Of fur cash
at,sI under tho cl1amcsnatl and Timber Culture
nets during tic last ten fiscal ycars-isil to
Ihs0 Inclusive. frum this statement It MP
pears tllat thern was falling DtT III tho ntit,-
her nf neres tftsIl1sed Ut IN I'LL three cAsscs
nf land frtttl 1871 10 1s7j1fj, anil tint siscis
thn iatter year there has becn Il gradual
increase III the lumbar Ut ,lcres dir
lAsetl Of For tho fiscal year. cnttett
June 30, is7l. there were tlsptsrtl If tor
casll ~ ~, acres, ami tlunlcr tie Homestead
acts 4.ttU,:s1t ncfes. Tho saIes gradually fell
oN eaels Hucere,lgg year ubtil 1915. wI,sii
hut 9,ia, neTcs were dsbUst.ll .! i,,ler tic
Homestead acts, md In lsiu only III, ,dDl acres
wGre anltt for cnsl,.
Sil,ce that perloi there has been n gradual
Increase tt, Hnles and nll0tnents, rlsttiiMg In
tue disposal Ut d,QM,'11 acres us!tey tie
Homestead nets. TIL. Timber Enltum
law was not enacted ,,htil 18Th, nili
under It, in lsi5, 4Gi,s;n acres were
noticeable increase observed IN the sales fur
cilsI mud alfntncnts under thu Homestead
laws llat ocetlrrett IN the disunsai Of auts
lsHtler the 1imber-Cnlturp net: ~ that in
le>0 the nllntnlents under tlils law AgKrG-
Enteu =, iGGU, us ttrtS-
, 1880-09-21
NORTHERN l,AEIFIC.

Mr.. II. f. Sargent, General Manager of the
Northern Pacific Kaflroad, wll0 wns III the
city yesterday, says, Regarding tho crops
n1ong the line Ut Ills road, that three weeks
ago mitch apprehension was felt for the safe
t. Of the whrat, In consequence Of protracted
, wet weather, extending oyor II period Ut ten
days. Fortunately, however, the cool ten1-
peruture md drying winds during the Time
prevented any Injury to the crop. Now,
since thrasl!lng y well! Under way and ;',tp ,I
wheat, It ~ found, IL grading No. /
hard, and the DulMtl, Inspector reports that
No. II the farmers would taku more palns
II cleaning; DurInE ti1e last I1 tllree wesks
ersi l'neitle Noad amounted to from ::s1,U0o to
aoo0o b!,sl1els daily. Tho breaking Of ground
per cent additional to the ncrcage Of Inst
year. As tlto road pTogfesses sS westward
shipment. The shipments Of tho pnst week
nl!u during tho next two weeks ArH expected
to reac|s ::5O carloads, nil Of which Is coming
to Chicago.
, 1880-09-21
A DRl]NKARD'S END,

Sunday afternoon tho bDly OF au unknown
.unn, appascntIyH taforrF, WIS found tloAti,us
!u tho river Ut Handolph ssreut bridge, Thu
body wss taken 10 tho MorKuc. 1t laid thoro
until yesterday, when soine Ut tho pooplo IN tho
ueiKhborhood began u suspect that lAe
b1ly WIS that. OF q N,un frequently
seeH In tho neightorhootl. 4 ltlo gossip 0u tho
subject soarhetl tho cara OF Mts MckcnIIa. mho.
with her SUI, WIN ascd formerly Il, have tho
kcppluR Of tho slt'rgue, li,es III the lid brick
rookury formerly occupied Us tho Cnunty Hos
pitAl. During tho fOr1no1Il she brought 10 tho
AotHhu u Attlo boy nt,ut ytats ut Ayc. whu
ut Uucc identified tho retnalns as thasu Ut biz
fathHr Tho seGno wsts utl affecting unc. IT WIS
ths old st,ry ot liquor upse.t!ag a1ld scattcrinx
lover eluse as, the nun hal once owned u ooin-
fostab!e dwelling, but drink had 10 poss4ssed
, 1880-09-21
4 COLLISION.

sptttat DItpntth 10 The chtedoa Ttib,ina.
ST.. PAUL. Mimi, Sept. 2o.-Tlm st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Man1tuba fsaflroad Company
has been fur some time pushing Il rairnad
from Durnesvil'o to Browns Valley, This
rol,d crosses tho Northern. f'aciac near Moose
head. a few days ago the Northern 1'acinc
asked for MI injunction to prevent this cross
ing. TIC Manitoba road pushed on their
work while the lleartug Oh this Injunction
WINS pending. reaching tho point of. cruising
yesterday. News Is received tn-tlay that
thero vas It collision, AinonE tho rni'-
r9ass officials Yesterday. Yesterday when tl,s
parlliu right of why lot of Northern l'aeiile
men wer1 vet to work tearing down their
enlbnnklnent AMI destroying their work. a..
y. Stickney, one Of tho fncorporat0ra Of the
branch !!ne. a,Ml SNper!nte.YssMt Of Cn.,. a.
ground, and promptly caused the unrest Of
erIutentlcnt-nf.Co CONSTRUCTION ntcknell Of
the Nortllurll Pacific, a1s tl!ulr lal~rers, WHO
were lncked up. This will complcnto the
tnnttrr til tho courts.
, 1880-09-21
CONSERVATION OF ENERGY" "
prof. E1Isnn Gray's Lecture Heforo the
Electrical R0csety.

prof. E1Esnn Grayss Lecture Ne5OrO the
Electrical society.
Tho Chicago ElcctrtcRl S0ccty hnd It's forty
first rtl;ulnr monthly meeting lust evening In
tlle nlu parsor Of tho urar,d Pacific Hotel. Sir.
Geurgo ". FELTON,, President. III tho chair,
Thu larao parlor was comfortably
WIS Illuminated by two new large electric lights,
un0 suspended ut thu 1urth aul tic Uthgr u the
south en nf tho room.
s s %sSS ssisaS VIZ e sGrofsRy r. Nstyo ss0?f w yEth
inomber 9f .he Socsty; Tho only business
f%sss %S59sa e IL sss sss'yw Of f!e''T Sa,if4 Z
+ .si PIN IT, & HsnSe1s c :a.tfas hn|;S Il o9r'Sn III.
MeIesa, " Ill / j. SaeSs; Ghenyowe; c; e hsa1 ss 4
furthor instrumental music. tho President IN,
s o sStare5 # M ths ts 9ysaE rsf 'f
pnour. VIII, was received With applause and pro-
eecdet e deliver cnrstnlly- prepared aadrcss
Tho Kreat NV q tno vonaersatinn Of ,oncrgy,
Prof. Grny observed. was not fully understood
Hmt wthl , f. eompaIntsycly rccent %';s por;: q, q;
work, nttl VIVA uf tw0 kinl!s-enorgy of motion,
nnd cnsrHy Of posluon. The iossg q Attraction
81 10 ] !. 1 'uount o. IL u Il M
'athotaatlcsi % p p1eeiTiou % ass :" ID ihe a!noni
g H'f sss f!! isss 10 + s ,s s!fsS: @
Ing wAa tho EnGrHy Of lpsflpn. Tho unlo.Int W.
peiule4 tl Milling exactly I4tarccst tho AMOUNT
0xpciGtf III rMiAIuy it, When tho hotly Vtls s.Is.
pended It s:tll possessed energy, utherwise
tho law At conservation wbnl'i full. i
ecrtniD amount nf cncrgy bad bten e1rcntlrd
In yatsing H. and It cutl! MT hp jts& fOr energy
was indcatriictibo, RAyu by tin 1,1y1es thne crv.
atrd tho ln,vs 0r Nature. TtpSc %ns N.sk us
muoh energy In tue universe lit1t IN sonc, txnl
Of Otavr, ID ut tho brgtnnnK~4nn uStsc. 10 less.
Tho cncrgy of tho suspended kxt1y vals lntunt,
consisting ii M ability u ,iu a as1,x nrEHaint
cal,od tho cilergy ri Ia,sitlo1 UlAlar thosu
two Kot,crni hcaiIs r.'aklrd nlt Tho ability III
tho w0rtI ia Ovorcftuo r's!atn,jea ,vhiuh was
ti"str,trtnn tf me thnrs w,Is m, ruljaf ntuont
nf fi,S Tthnr aln,iJitnt,cO,tsly rrrutrJ
Alter sOnIo rgn,nrka ul,DI,t tho prppcrttcs pf
mnttcr, I'rOf. Ofuy fefgrreA to tho 1jslblg cyl.
,pnccs Ut tho
run r,sps mr. pxruo,vs
wv Ats1'a ~. ~ E"t.utIs ,
Y lhechMNlcal GHecta. iho ueht ouM !llustTHlcu I
tho ensr.S 0 p9suoh q 'aaet'os. ,,,,n., MMe,i
tho strmg was mos@ ,.ta W. eontvertoa .sn
nietHbotcu tho Kfsat oi!!!itMaty that necnrtea =
iuW jtMrs 1an II MAssacuusuts. Unt ~ t1oao
!tn'neaiso Fesefvo,fa 0t WAter usca tnF many.
uaotuEtHG natpoaes RMsn Way no1 rHsacM WIN
stNpohltia tuFGo no~Il tnc SAltey pcinM. sweep
ine o'eTythinE ~ lta confae. anu causing aen.
0rAl neetrlleuon ~ llto Qhl pf0ptI!y.
Ihls elleFsy nna leem H.na II gtoGo M tor
stHsttte sstts. . " Wnst, & ~ ~. a,s:. ~
asu. ;l,,t! tho Mt.tt,ent ihIs rcsistMncc ws fuw.
Srs,s hsI,w q cs,rsan pt,iMt by tho Esaina d..
f"rfnrnfjon of Tim etin,k munf that HcItl II. ths
, 1880-09-21
MIENEApOLrS d. ST, LOUIS.

1pFFE3s Ut1IN*<* 10 1HE L'sstFs9V 1FF0u7ts
Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. e0.-Thc rcport of
tho Minneapolis t. ST. Louis Railway Con-
pa1,y to the Stato nailrund Commissioner,
for tho year ending June 20, 1850, was
filed today. The total bonded indebted
ncss Of tile Company Is saa,4o5, QUO;
the total cost OF construction md cutlI,-
a9e Is s4,75o,6o8.71 Tho wl,ols length
Of tho !nc Is 800 miles. The branch from
Albert Lea to Fort Dodge was opened to
the State line In November, 1870, and
completed to Fort Dodge the last ,of
June 1880. Tho total earnings for the
year wrre s5s., .,4G3; tho total operating
expenses Ut the entire line were e:fIQ, III. 60,
or bs.3U per cent Of the earnings. The excess
Of earnings over The Operating; expenses md
taxcs is S:ss'o, ,93o.7l. Tlc t0tal payments, In
9t,UI6.B .B4t,90,
, 1880-09-21
PHILADELPHIA.

Special Ul1pGIEH % T NJ CA11dtt 1F16lHe1
THt.AnEA,s.iiA, Pa., Sept. M.-Tho Ehestnut-
Street Opcrn-ifousc wus opened this evening
by tho Unfor.Sguare T.eatre Company tn Tho
" UnnchcNs" 10 huuse amounting to nearly
$.,lu0. Tho now liouse ls Tn Chestnut street.
between Tenth and Eleventh. and cnn sent
a.500 people, tue total Of numbered tcats bc-
inu 1,ta3. 1t Is handsomely Furnished md
ttnely decorated, and tho Opening whB In every
respect SUCCESS, tile hu,lRe te!.,g admitted 10
rank With thu Nlstnn TheNtre nnd tho uranLl
t>per,t- House Iii Chicago, james II. finvcrln.
4nr address.
, 1880-09-21
CANADA PACIFIC.
The New York jporll publishes the fol.
lowing regarding tho Eall0la i,aelfiC:

lowing regarding tho canada lacltic:
Ten days ago cnhlc dispatch from London
been transferred by HIr john Mncdpnnld and his
cotoagtleH. representing tho p1.nfn!0n Of Can
All gynstcae 2: EnE'!sSh, rst,eh
dtately. sir I. y. Eddy. u lumbertnan and ,nan.
" q member or tho Provincial 1'urlIa.nont for
the County Ut Ottawa, and Nt1n hns considerable
Interests in !he Iroyincs of onc,,eo , ana ~ The
1fnlso. Whon questlone,! taat night BY a World
reportor nbout tho casada Pacific Na'lroad ho
"The Canadian Government gave to tho peo-
plo Of l!rlttsh Columbia 4nd Manitohn E.!arnn.
saslroa4 would be built which would hrius Into
close communication tho dlstAnt provinces OF
sep the Fad p%sad t. cox eenee p
ID, but i WIS Understood that tho woFk Naull
e e. s IT es xa as sta Tsa & GO
uon q b,l!ld'og ths Caaa.la Pacific sas 9g!tated.
ans.erseox M M XXI 10 s!Ss sSs centsssss fos building
certain sections II tho road. Whon tho, lnaKni.
saSS st h Ill es ssa p%%d w
ssf $Ss ;ys;s
water on tic Canuaa Pnclnu lta.lroad scheme.
ssas r asn S&aG y Si re soaFy IT, VIZ H.
provincra Ut Uritish Columbia and Manltohl
thrcntonol to srceda n!itesa tho terMa OIL which
they 1ollIud tho confederation was complied
sns.atlon to i,rlt!.h Goiaa,bia and ban, tcIa
waa 70 grcat that thu building of thg road b.
pedent OF It's I,alltieai nsprct, hr. Mackenzie'a q
policy Krew fast intn 1isfAvor, and this combined
years In tho uvurthrow Ut h!a tiuycsltnont. H!r
John Maedonald bccan,o l'ron,ior uaaln and
took holder tho Cana9 f*sitio y unee nrom,ls'
BY that l. would bv prt,seoutod With tho utmost
viaor. There was int inancy enough at hono.
licato. Sir Joln Macdonald and Sir ,Chaftcs
saa he sapas x s.d Fufane e. tGr hs, fe.
Indirectly. il IL saii, By tho Imperial Govern
s.s u hs aiaas OF xhs hs sss tba e sss
Slr John's desire to keep faith With hla con-
I'll tic 1oscrni,. @ IN mi s'S Nv hs Would Undoubtedly
have dono bud h9 und1rtakun tho construction
Ut the road " Government work"
" AEb you aware uPnn whit terms the 1yndl-
cato has nAsulnu1 coltrut Ut the roadf'
80 Tile Government bus KuaTanteod to , The
Of road, and beai,fcs viii giyc large bonus lu
money, tho u.nount Ut which 1a nut yet known In
cansa uMjpr TO- .sras Of IN ths tSaasfs: r. the
have been Gult, md VIII derive al! tho boMDnt
from tho surveys which have alseady beop
What influence will ths road, when conn
plstSds @ havs 81 tho traiad Ut tho American Ia
"Tise Cuaaaa Pacific nosd VII! ab.orb = larKs
'uporuon I'll tho racl4a traffic. 1t WI! brll1
uct4 81 Eastern A. y oau ID sent u i:1ropo
over " quicker and ut less Gust than they arc
s ngw SeX sarra @ osg t1n a Ell nn yr
Sss ssia s tss so