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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-23

D'IsRAELI is making friends with
the old Scotch NOBILITY, with whom
he was formerly at swords points.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-23
W. II. ENGLISH, .I"I I
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
FRANKLIN LANDERS, ''a
JOSEPH Z. MCDONALD,
D. o. HEALY,
JAMES CROPSEY, fe,
WILLIAM FLEMING,
JAMES III. RICE, .l sf
Executive Committee.
LETTER OF. GEN. SICKLES 10 THE RE-
PUBLICAN HANCOCK AND ENGLISH
CLUB, NEW YORK. 1 ti tlit

LETTER OF GEN. sICKLEs TO THE RE-
CLUB, NEW YORK. ti 'tit
GENTLEMEN: am unable to ac-
cept your invitation to attend the
meeting at Chickering Hall. The
reverses of October point the way to
victory in November. The loss of
Indiana, rightfully appreciated, will
elect Hancock. The state elections
in the autumn are preliminary
skirmishes that discipline the great
armies for the decisive battle. The
nomination of Gen. Hancock was
received with such favor by the
country that his supporters became
confident and inert, while the Gar
field men were despondent but dill
gent. The result was soon obvious
in Vermont, where the greater en-
ergy of the republicans increased
their majority. This example slim
ulated Gen. Hancock's friends to
fresh zeal and activity in Maine,
and a victory followed that assured
them of the popularity of their cam
didate. Then followed exertions on
the part of the republicans to carry
Indiana, which, perhaps, have no
parallel in American politics. All
their force has been expended in
this effort to retrieve their disaster
in Maine, for without Maine the
election of Garfield was impossible.
The two parties stand to-day as they
stood mt the outset of the canvass,
The republicans have lost Maine,
the democrats have lost Indiana.
Both parties are adm0nished that
success is the reward of a good
cause and a hard fight. New York
is the battle-ground, and New York
is for Hancock. His majority in
the empire state will prove that the
strongest political sentiment OF the
people is the desire for cordial and
kindly relations with all our sister
commonWealths and with all sec
tions of our reunited country.
ID. T.. SICKLES.
, 1880-07-26
St0ubcr-NIcErnt1l.

II tbs Editor Uf The Ghtaoo Tf4bunf. :
Cu1cAuo, July 2l.-Tho course pss rsno1 by TIE
TRIBUNE In u,ntenl,nx lhat the laws governing
elections Shoi1fd be observed ly the CITY Council
iu deciding Tho aicDrnth-Stanber controversy
hoing IN strict conformity to Justice is hnlver-
s,lly commended. Tllorc Gun DO no possibility 1t
tile Cnunol orrlnx III tlts matter il tho laws TIRE
strIutIy regarded, hut thuy hrs surnly nctlng un-
Justly 10 tho people of tho Fourteenth Ward an0
tu both tho gentlemen concerned by their delay
In not arriving ut sonic teclsou Thu clttnr'ni
exprassons III tito ItlruuNl VI tito I'D to tho
ctfpet that Mr. McQrath, II eco secuted. would
mt anI eV,,ld not 10 compelled ~ r..s4Kt, and
tat Mr. Htnut'cr's appeal t0 thu Courts t,tr r..
Grcsa w1llld be In vnla. IL ht allce y ref1et!oa
upon tho honesty md llst!er Of tho Council! t!!b
ne0pIe of tilt Wrlrtl which Mr. Aeairath clutlhs
10 reprcsent, and tho gentlemen who wGr1 ~
highly commended by the 1MtptEfW@ %l!n theJ
were cA;i.iInteN for ruGtInn As Judges,
Although the residents nt tho wArJ express
ucrllIct preference fur bfr. MeurAti bcelllSe VI
his being Ii 1nnro nbe REPRESENTATIVES. At'l y
belief lint he reasIy dill fcoe!ve Tho highest
ni,tnpur of vo!ea from the tNlt tint thy heIna-
| cratic canilnto Withdrew IN BIZ faynr, thug
giving hlM, tho co,illlned SDtc VI t)eptrt!tR mud
Republicans, yct ttore IT, 4 lluiEcranl feo!lnF
| throughout thu wNrl ll.u nhsuis ni' E.t.lr:
tilat Ii atr. Stuuber did rvryu tho lln1nrlty Ut
| thv votes uast, he HGuul,t lr Eeltrt ut aHlc'.
| EIIANLEH o1caIEGANRS.
, 1880-07-26
REBELS IN YAZOO CITY.

Il. r. Dixon Mt a!sc Scenc OF 11tA Hrottl-
orsv rEuricr-tIe Finds the Anssle Ill-
tolcr.ant. ltobull1Oun Spirit.
+. y. Dixon, the brother Of H. N. Dixon,
who was murdered by tho Dcnlocrnts Of
Yazoo County, Mississippi. Inns Just returned
to Washington from visit to Ills former
horns. to which hn won't Il short time ago,
aguinst the wishes Of his friends, for tho
purpose OF seeing his brothers wife before
slB dlad, When ho reached Yazoo City sl,o
iVas dead,
Siufa hor husbands murder Mrs. Dixon
lind not left hur House, except to attpntl
cl,u.ch ul,d to 70 to his grave. She died Of
q brokon heart. anl 1t Gun te truthfltlly said
TINT James Darkstlale killed. her as well rs
hur b1uyc husband, whose solo oifenso wps
ol,pesltlon to the nsmHsra!tc party; Aftes
" iuru.entesl BY the fear that the nsrtlerera
| IL her hllslnll would Also murder her and
her thilure,it nIll she rNptAly grow .pre!nn-
turely old, The sceng r. i.er deathbe1 Y
assstns. asssIl1sa as fs"afka0'y Impressive a'''i
Atr. Dixon remained In Ynzoo for few
days, although his fr!en'ls believed tllat hts
@ ~ sS, for as fsr " s .hs p,athsr S ~ m3r r.
llslr.lerors. who warnesl hin TINT leatl
awuitctl ltin II to s]luu!J ever dare to return
ltn IL ~ fearless isa hls brother WIS, and OF
QUO ur Two orcnstUlls lle sail to men whom
md thut io Iallevetl Thai 1ariield would. b,
otectetl, rhesu nlen ut olleu informed him
tilat they would mt to!etnte such talk II
Ynzop, mud that 1t would be safur to tn4ulg
ton, TO wi'lVh place they advised hin. to ra
Thc Yazoo Herald noticed Ills arrival, ALL
also his political vlews, and informed hun
eIltorlally, tllnt such 0piniuns Were l,o
fiat tsfGF{1. FYAN tflf3 l{ltlHE coll
, 1880-07-26
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
oDsrRpcrIoaIsr osAlIAN wANrs 10 LIZ FltEst-

There are hut nln0 members OF the Public
Library board. But tiyo Of thom wero IN ut
tendance ut tho meeting Saturday, and, thcre-
fure, 1t was pusy for Mr. Onnhhn to break u
QUORUM by hIs departure. The rssSun why he
LIFT wua Tint ar. Bhorey. who bus tHnaesed hls
resignation Us mpMber Of tho lsoar4l, ni!a
wE,osu s,CccaS'r haH beon nominated, though
mt sgt confirmed, clnisns TINT he bud Il right tn
ST until His successor hRi tnkGH hth seat Tbls
WIS th0 natcnH!blu femHOll. Hug the!1 1s ono
buck Ut 1t wn!eh Ia not genca7llly known.
Mr.. OIuhnH lIuH heeA consumed VIII desire
tn ts. a:leGiUu Fres,lot 1T tho HtAru II wls bis
expectation tlAt tue etcctlon for tho rreA'nt
yelr would lU pl'st}HI1itd until tho now luGlll-
hnra elllno IN. luis wus nut dune, however: 4 II
election WIS bud q fuw Wseks w., M spd ~, ar.
Lsc*cu1hAl Wua ct!ossll, ypry Mulh tu ~. QHA.
hAn's disgust. Dnu. Or perhAIs two nselnht'Fs
on wh.Ht, vutus llu biz. relied went back Oh hlIu,
md he wuk lsrt ~ thu l4rEh.
TnuuHl, thus MAt@nt& Mr. 0nAhnn hAA not
river. zip hups. lilo clulnls that thu election VIII
III Illegal. one, Lucmuse. persons took pArt
III 1t y7htHo trims Of service hatt exp!rgtt Alid
xhu Wurs l.,lAnx usrr slMpiy htt:uusu their Hlc-
e,ssors haa NOT t!.n npW'listt.l. TAa Mayor
! [Altr members IT tho un4r1,-J. H. W4lker, l..
". kndlrtt l,prnarl Cnla.ghnn. aud IA1Aes Lunc
AtttI., tlq lnttar tD III! tho tngAncy accustomed
ty Mr.. s1!uroy's resignation. u ts understood
lhAt A!l ttsesti xntttenleltx nr0 to vute for Mr.
0unlIun tthr KrcHdeIlt, and u In a'4a uydeFstaHl
Tint AIs supporters In the ill1nEd Wst u soon "a
lhe new uiuhlttx taks their seAts, s4lse t1u
point Of order lhut
40 rAEslpgaT HAS YET DEEM Et.EoTEp,
. and viii psuea.rA tn ehtAiau sad Install Dir.
Uaulan. WIZ, iu udd!tiVn " the totts ot t1g
, 1880-07-26
THE BERRY TRADE.
Where They Como Rrom and How
N1nIlys

NINuy,
A, o,vorvont ,,,,iiosonhar dcod onh hurled
,,n.a M onturs o 'n' "ncn said tint % citts @ SWINE w,yc
sese 1,s setues' ut1eu s'',, '. tn ei.s % mer1
ties. somu were gay ui.d so,no were sonhro,
some rlcl, and SONS poor, sone toyout mud
] s,,"," mrnfaMc s1n,c tumnrn,,t nnd soma wise.
Llku hIen, too, taey Ind pcrl0a Of vigorous
youth, serene tl,no of adolescence, I'LL epocA
Of prime, a1ui stage of decline a1ul senill,y;
bright with Ha,'Ehter alM now heavy wlll'
tenrs; they hui their ambitions, their loves,
their l,ntvs tl.clr jes,lons!ss, nna tlaolr {cars
cllnructerisiIc mr. ln theso as lily oi tlo pcopie
| tint filled them.
Carrying out til1s lalsty comparison Of the
old f,,saiI, 1t irny bn snIsl tllAt city Illus It's
peeut{ar p1,lattts. lls tNlliylltnl 1leSlre5 gnu
tint IL is rat!g a,nl diiMiil,g it Ii us fasiil-
, 1880-07-26
pRANIAT1{, NOTES.

1,,,,.,, ,,,,u,n,, win 1oo,.u ft,r No,v y-nrl.
oaly's eothpaly wtI ltaso lo' No" 1olh
this afternoon by the fast train.
Every theatra IN Chicago will bo closed
In r,,a ,,c nrcs,,,t wr.,l,. nycent Tia Olymnic.
uu.'"s tno p4''o.' "e1' u',.t. 49,
tells lis, has Ind three children without hay
ir.r =, h,ahunIf nni AfIre ()ntrs bus hn,t three
hnsbn.,is hi wIti,,It l,nyi,lr i,,tY children. Tlis
rnI'trast sbo,ys tlu supsrlority OF American
"Is,.o'1s' u ~, ,,,,a,,,,
Tho LONDON b1l4rQ says: Cnl. Mavefiy
with i!ls Mhstoaon, Mtilstiels, y eXpeetodi
70 arrivs towards the eflt ol tnn month hlla
big procession round London, tnrni,'ait!iG
with Esant! review or ttle Ma!latrels Ill iAyhe
1ark. CO.. iinverly VII. Y y sippos;G;nn, ;n aa,
t!ress tlio public frol,s to .i:G1of1l'!era ltes
be Invited 70 tiku the c!iair' a. feso!ntio1'ii 1i
viii bo puE 70 ste vote t'lNs people ~ w "
clnss!a 10 liylted to RnsS 5ak'!Hha ia, om tao m
, 1880-07-26

new nrn,bnrs, er mast uf them. can cntiht ~,
Judge Forester and 1thrty 1tuhc1ls. TN the
utiler hul Htr. 1.tn'wrnhn! anh tho othcr tneii-
btrs ut tic l}uura will Of course enn, thnS tiie
election hsI,l lnat muntal Wits lrHt! one. lhcfe
will, therefore, t,e II llna eNccnttyc, tln,in!e
hcnil IT thn fAbrnry ltNnr.'. an1, unless rro.
vented IN en,nr way or nfhrr, tncro VIII pE u
repetition, NJ! very sf'lnls srn!r; nf iho ftSn,
uOnB Nn,l pr1,nli'!f!t'tlcnt'@ 0t Me1lc0 nls' sho
iii intininlc,i tin, tho Mayor has appointed
thcse t1rw ttchbcrA Ut tho 1snnrl on tho ttter-
standing TINT tl,ct arc to vots le NJ. Otnnl i9F
10 pity Tint The Mayor shnsl1d lcnl himself to
my siih arrangement. 1t ts believed. tor, TINT
Mr. Unnhnns chcton wnnth TIC r'K1lrtlctl Win
general 'sfavt''' OwnH 70 yarlMis sise.,ns.
entertained. theit hs T. tni1,yural,q to t',o
.in,Nre its llselctness: thnt he has m impression
at p.s 1r1fs II, ,sr..s ne '"''f' II ,ra to
nifty: and TINT, therefore. thuy shn'li ", Gc
quietly. Whether such Impressions hrc t:erlre,,
nr i. te9y art, eertn!!y ea'artns, m t,in ,c@s!' an
tlency Ut tho lh,u,sl, especially IT. neroliinant.a
with ssluabblo a,ld ling lcsA fight would DC
calculated tn, -
i, WORK 4 sE1.iuua INJURY
to tho interrssB or mn institution, In which nj
ChltnGtnlne take 90 msict! pr!t!c.
ss,o,,ll @ +" aeetsti. wiIi b. ,,nfrienr: 10 ST.
PtNllc tho pr,srlt al,ln IthrnrfaN. a,ltl tat II
efort will lie 1tlG IL frrrzr him ont OF an it,si
~" Tho Council WILL probnl,'y centirn the Mnygr'',
nppnntecs tt,-t,5ght .,r next M"nthy: Fltey WI
t,ko !llolr scats 1T tho nectnT nf lho l;se;.t ";
Kust, 1tld then nil appearances inllcaie thor
| will ttG d stormy aGe8tU1i- = ,
, 1880-07-26


Charlcs r. ltemcls, Administrator of tho
cstutu Ut q. +. l.cmicli, Jr., deecasetl, COM
1nencesl suIt III trespass ngatiist the Chlcago
West Disislun hallway Company, claiming
$500 damages. .
II. NJ. Kenuga brought snlt for 5000
ngall,st tic LycolnIng Flre-1lsl,.allco COM
pnny.,
sl,pN.
il. Eaton, ". q. Goodrich, August 0oolkind.
a1ltl Snii,ie! Berger,
Jol,, ". Fulya.e, of 11nnascus. Stephen:
son County, arrested here Mt tho iilstalicc OF
inx g;,uty n,lttur fuIse pretenses, fled !. petL
tioi, for habeas corpus. claiulng tint tile nj
icgal ernis, II my was conMA!tt,Al, was cn,l,;;
mllted III Stephenson, not Cook County, lull
tint lie cililliUt bu held llerc.
, 1880-07-26
hT1LlVIA NOTES.


Konrnr A. LOVES Inns been elected Eecond-
1!outcnau. Of F Comp any, Ninth natthl'o'.'
sEcDNu-I.tEuT. JAMES l.. fHownfstn,E, ID
Company Tenth 1nfantry. has rendered his res
lgnnttoD. g
GAIT. lsnA1s, F Company, Twelfth 1nsantry,
recommends tho discharge of rr!yntc David
Tr,1,nut,, On npcount of removal from tho Stale.
THE First Regiment returned INST Sven!llE
from It's excursion to Oconosnowoc.s The BOYS
looked - if they had bud n bix time md Gil
jnye4 It hugely.
GAIT. Iio1Mra, F Company. First 1tcalnent,
recommends tho tltschnf5o OF Frlvatua George
a. Nelson, William II. Phelps. Innes I. Eyn,!.
and Charics ". Dnnfurth "for tho guod VI TIC
BcryIce." -. p. 81.
THE nnnual oncampu'ont of tho Third Ilsxl; g.
rnunt ln!Mntry, |. a., will DO hell Mt ttackttrti
AMg Hi. tic Snn,p will bu sstaoiIsl'; VI =, rug y,
RsGk Klvcr. Tilor, will 1t, twn batsatui.drils
ut,t1 one Lrass- -pat1.tlt zach sny.
CAPT. WILLIAM l.. L1spsAy. q Company. fiis.
Infantry. recommends tlso Asohrise nf Crphrs.!
GrOrgo u. AtnEstic!.l rH nCentnr " rtitufill
fr,n tho Ssatc. ALSO recommends tle uisthAr1r.
Nor tho Rotel Ut tho SERVICE nf prsttrs J'll.
II. Wilson md john l.. lennbeil. -trprnft'l
md forwarded.
, 1880-07-26

,'Ss a!s "su gve III lin ny tho % sals %warSnx whie
Dixo,, WIS lnaklng social ca!l upHn Tho
fnmIly. AZ likn You personally" SAIL ~.
shut We can't haye mrn, hero who taik As
flint Garfield will 10 elcctrtl. Wa don't, II.
tend tlat ai,y yofc4 sllall m cast for Garfield
here. u.l II yn,i fesl. W y.n,l talk you lln'l
ietter rttl,rn t0 thr N0rtf."
A[r. Dixon says lllnt lalt dozen 'colosed
xoo ' Without Interruption from white Demo.
Cras WIN declare To tlin1ll tlsat t1lry shall
not discuss politics, and forbid them TO mrtl-
ton the Republican Nntio,lnl ticket. liz atl,la
Tint it was Tie general expression 1f tic
Democrats In raxOo whom he met tint 1lo
votes should bn cast for Garfield there, mt!
that no discussion invnlyl,E, my stipp3rt OF
tic Republican purity should bc allowed:
, 1880-07-26


CHICAGO, July -.i,-Onp IF tho nnslfs nttr|c-
tlona that Ct!c!lYo t,t.s fnr vlst,rs IL her he
bindings. az many sssnnxr,s will vstt this ''ty
next month to ntscn.l thu Knights T"nlrtar!rI-
ennn co,,esye, wnlild Il MT bo 1l'e in"frr
Thug for Gwnrrs NJ tIne buildings to r!cl., up
untl pnlnt the fronts IT their t,il!illr:ssf ''ails
OF tho buildings havn l'ne ti1Hls. tn" npi"s'f'
nnco OF which. IL seriously nnrrc1 Gr lh,t: H'ti
smfke. 4 ui,tlor tho lln,Ort iliuti. aurn, Of
ilnmrtl0yu mud As!nt15 streets. f1na htti E,'. J,
improved BY Us uw.ers t .'t9 !Ma %,r m. G ,',.
stories tor w,t,ii nf Il little plint.. rn,s .s y ut
soi,,e nilcr prominent hs'n.ks. sfnnt Grreri y!
buildings fur u time refused alloy tl,t,ir tr!,Ets
to uur tho froiltu With sEAa nF all .k!h- s'1tt!
tolirs, but II IN surts uf regret ~ NIT that ~
mlny have apparently 9ruwn indifferent m ihs
subject. We Will be knnwn ~ - otty e. sK'la
Un III the Wty WI mro EnlnY, Alllt:AHH9'
, 1880-07-26

ullt steel With Il patent compound, n'it SUD
jrcttny tho While Il, MI Intense f,lrnnec heal.
when tile PARTICLES at,nlRnMatt. Steel mntle
OH this plan tlns lreli turned nnt 1T tho llns'
let Works n,ni xnIl TeAdtly for i45 per Ton.
'fhc process y said t, lr. srrt,IN niliy q t!n;
1mttA,lce II llrsatillrr+ilyeulnli md It Will
M especially vnlunble 0s tintlllg use for old
Iscsselller AleCl rails.
The nov stra,,I.brakcs fur locomotives fl
use ulA,n tho locomotives Of tllc Dt!2wafn q
Western lsfAtl ere WurEillg n'HlraD,y. ,.,ta ilie
,iurs nrp placed b,twcGll tlio drivers ni!l IN
trent Of the forward wheels of tue trucks; 4
valve within casy rencla Of tho engineer, 1Gst
% Gysr rxFs ;9 sFsf s s,s %sos sen s 2 aaes GS @ ta
levers and arms, which :aro c0nnectSh Win
ti,e brnklsaliocs. II, cnso 1l. emotgtncy tho
engineaf simply sln,ts tho llirnltlo Witii onN
haad, opens ti1o atca,n-bt'.ke yn'te With tl!a
otlier, nlitl ", Immense pressure ~ tnstnmtly
applied tn driving and truck whctls- Ilt9
aifls',,'t Of pressure IL tnIicate:l By . snn,lI
gauge, The pressure cNn l,o relieved and MP
sa e synx xHfy gsfy n ytns IT, s'SfHs e w Wetss sef
tile ioeoniotlyr, Will !ts forward movement
alIy In checking tho speed of n train.
A lcndlng railway Journal says: "Un-
qiestlo',nbty thu brnvese lagn " Ailrrtea M arc
saSSiv., sS wep pq rw e o nss st sx,rdss e, e
trims. Hut .fuw. pcrsota nre nwAre of It.
hut On tic lrntliiig railways, wIlerr cotincc-
tions mist l,e nude lf m'sslhlcc, only ohEl'
iircrs knnwll 10 be bravo At,l tlarl1lg arc
given engines Of eXprrsatrains md IS ss5o!, Y,
about r,lnnlng fast lie Ii tnken from Ills eli.
Hinp and gtvG,, QUO on Il fre!ght.trnln to run
Two s,lcl1 cases hive tccnrrctl on tho In
dnuapolts roats. Raiisnal officers statt
ing ttmii Is TINT he viii be' live or. let, mil,
tltes late, possibly hnlf a1 hour, for snsl''
tnys land nights In. succession. ITO u tl!o!
called to m ecoltnt, and, u1llcss l.'s reas','l1'
engfnE ii, riin for few tlHes. and slnulil l,'
bril,g hi thu trnin promptly on ttmo tic first
named cngl!laer gets i freight-train eilgin'
10 rim ti,ltll lsc blTecS ltl. :,
, 1880-07-26

.,.,,., , h,,,,r.,1 mn, t,vruty-nlnn
llilia nt ia,n' nI i'S ,,s;iieI, s's 'v.' ~" Tho
Ih ne ~ S,,r hn,ni ~ ''in fl,nws M'H Thern wero
s,;,,,,1 sG,S;r,na11 fr,,,,' ~ ''''''' III ''''""''
Ro1,Ma Rrr,cs rHsi"GItF';l inI M t 4t m,i,s,g ' '''~"
pGu1lss. aotns' IA. rnoqehcr.
r,a. M'ei'S,S"l 4,S. rl,,,r;,.s aS :rotol III.
~, G,arsa1,strawSsrilss, n, Str 57s: sossierrlcs
ltaso; rl,erf,tcs n .,rls I,!a sf; ~. rosnbcr.
Gns,n'ahro,1;2' .1N aHsn '""' '"'p's
t'G1; n, X, nMH.,,,a,,,s,rrfea notHf,, e,, s7o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~ itms;iiiR; .S!,ss;5. III; IT,;
HtlinIStraMner'Gi"E,, MH t's: f. -.
= a: ~. h,oothorr,ce
1yI, n,niils"sMil.' ras1irsrlss NJ ro,,,snrrrs. 10,
MnkNnnEstrAwlcrrirstt .s"9 gM' h,c,,,or
po Yt'.1 ,f. EEas,,;,rra Hi. % owhsrriSs.
Stst@i MoSn,lse-stf'awG;sTsics, o:a'' vt;sii l1po.
@ ~. ao3: noosc,,errles
r.Dh hnols-olra"petiiest o'-"''i eooaeoci''e''
VI; g;ho fr,,rou ,,x, fc. 1,orsua ,consIrncd tn
c,.o, ne'Ts, eau ,as,frra MtH ~ f,1 tis arIt"t oiy.
1ECE1Prs tsf Lake.
4 visit to the Goodrich Steamship COM
pAny. WIS then tnattS. ,,o Iils cofporat,lo1a' ps,41
| und!es MI nyernFe q g,voo cases OK assorlea
which lasts sixWpeks, There are twelstMy.flvg T. ".
pounds. 10 the case, making nb0nt J, s,l9u'uD
to b. ,,,ltletl tn tlp number Of pott's OF ber-
Fss yrasioa yr sat Of fsse sse eoe frn slskes
mid tho remainder principally fron Grand
iiayeil x,,.. .u,.,,
i The handling OF tllls vast tonnage Of frult
be seen from thy following tariff OF :he ILL
nols Central. The rn,cs oi berries arc:
Ciiicugo Dsa,lel,--Front slatlul!s l,etwcen
CRlro l1ul Amin inclusive, to EhicaTo, "
cents Ner luO lMlltltla: Coph!1a hnu ot. :lui!s'
l
, 1880-07-26

In At,Ei,str Mt., wis lutely nut 1T tho door or
hts grocery by III, hnncst- -iooking Erenchnnan. all
entise str.i1gcr ~ him, VITO asked credit f0r II
mud 10 bnlnco next s,lturlay. sire" The nier-
ehntt, wltllDit hcstattoil, turnctl 10 ono Of h!a
clerks, and. !kIllly smiling upol! tho Woni,l-be
0wiicr 1f u birrel OF Hour, said: 'tIhls good
I,lts wunts to yet trustel for n barrel Of tl1lr;
hs py half own nnl The @ res. next xt,! satur1ay
barrci, weigh ont hulf, totvcr It In 9oatl shape
ut lis house, put the bnrrel away safely. nild
tnlo It Lusli next Saturday when hD pnys tho
Iulnnge. Eerpr refuse to trtlHt MI h0ncst- lDnk-
tnK t,..i fDr bread" 1t wins lune, tho ,tsnluy
paid, md tic French HpHtselnnn dcphrtGll, ro,
5Oteing II, a,l abundance Of Hour nnd unlimited
rrctltt,
, 1880-07-26
TERMINAL FACILITIES.

The st. l.u;s i,rpuhlln,M lu,s the follow
In. regarding; the ncw Md co'nnutlious
freight tir&uis nj tic Chtcny0, Burlington IL
uauvy ~ i:ssst ST. Louis:
"Tim Chicago, Burlington j. Quincy Rail-
yi,.itl lsr tIiAt Pnns,tG!rH l1lle Ut Thu lnrEtSt
nl test .lntp!h..t trrtElIt-nlises Iii tho cul,-
u;ct.p;..t ., uly i'i:iJ y Niisslssippl freight
A,fi it;.SAentrt !ullsiH III Fast ST. Louis. ThG
l,.'w ,s.nse |, II b. scS, !Otsy fEct ~ width,
,slal sitr ssl'ai,"l T. itlglh Al thus trosItclAt
nj me ,'tilhsI, w.itr! IA twt,'stOrles In hight,
AZ ar NIT. :. in. mppsr llor 10 be used By
lts i!l tsa>.r.<>,irr, ,siNl other officers, a,Nl
tr !.,s. >. .".r - ti:e rt!:cl CLERKS mud ynrtl
a"ne ..atn IRIS: ~. .Nt .l,e IeAr t'',,t nf tae
"tt, l'la.'''h IL :s' lGtl III lrliHli! h1s Dcela
Nutrn III :" M tI!,tl In transferring heavy
.;,,i t.t!nly ttnsn tnr ID titt " FROM Cara Il!
wN.",,s. I, II .hs alg'St derrick of tiic Kind
ah IS. 'arts. .tlnHG Ars ny less ls''!ll four
,...lt .s,.,..n -, ullnw ft Thu loading or IN
nattsI,Ent ftIlh .iW " 5hl eArs nt u Ting. The
EUiApIl. i, tHii'!nt eSt1nl!nE tlIttr truck r0Dh
Y, l''al t1ry s1l! NJ n,,ln @ y lnuti Or ,!li1nl
tniH ,aillu'Ih sietn't, !lse already let thu
cuutlwct for the llrst SECTION Of i rnuntl-
inilse. which, wlleit completed, will coiitain
thiriy-twu Stalls. Tho fttst section cuntrnct IL
! fOr MIlie atnllS, M1.1 operations upon 1t hnve
already been cun!ltenvetl. BESIDES tlle ro,!tt-
hullse twD WatGr-tnnIs to hOlu l10, ,000 gall0l.s
| Of water ,,ru aist, III course Of erection. Al
togrter the buildings nut Up by this enter-
Kind 10 fiji erected ut or near Tic pol,,t
llnIirtl, mil nre inslitntiye vt the prosperity
nf thu rautl III question. Many pels0ix here,
taf0rc have l0nked upon tho Burlington ns u
cngn tslal my Other city, but ile rontl turtng
tts uxiSlelct. has undoubtedly ndllptl Il vnHi
n,noliiit tn the prosperity Ut St. Louis ral!
way md business Interests During tlse pas1
slx months the business 1T tllo rond, con,
pared With tho business transacted durny
tlie {lst months Ut lust ycAY, i..ls shown MI
lnerr.sG nf slU car,l0n'ls ner month. THIS III
rre,'s,e rul,lrs from, tho burlington With 1t
u,Ml bringing It to ST. l.oliia for tllsnoSltlu1
| yin lis nrrxtnt llOalMsrtlt,B st. Louis litle.
, 1880-07-26
I}r. rBc. Hv0lf, Go AlsrM.1.

CH1pAuo, .luiy .l.-'fhGfc h M txBertolini
tint u.,r City !lnhl,h Commissioner IL nb'lt; :"
make 1t wnrin rnr uoH,,s anlp"ts'aefl susnls. w
Jnbner sai.i: .'We pay s..J! q y.nr thx!a, md
crs remarked tlr,t this lnll thoy, 4i,.'uA Try
"p,,rr l,uIta'' ma H.. II TIN unillu wtN,i nay
for thcnl. Every enssnncr. calls sht ~ h'vu
mnrnL, snv ,yp iii. Glr&aES.
, 1880-07-26
THE COURTS.

1.rEAIH.
Judge Smith Will be In court Tuestlay
lnor,lng to hear lNuito,,s. ...
Judge Moran will uIso DO in court to hear
nnttOns Tomorrow.
Judge Drur,A0nd will be III chambers to-
day for necessary business only,
Attorneys having papers bclanglng to tho
C.luncery tlts of the Circuit Court nro re-
uupAte{l to return them Mt once, ns the lIlua
lre ull to reubiry new term l,illnGGrb.
, 1880-07-26

Tho Chicago trottins neetfng was brought
to n close Saturday III n ,noat successful
lnn,,ner, tl,a feature of the day being the
wonderful performance Of AInutl s., who lie
lcntutl trrlnkct iii, 2:l9, a:2l, a:l3>5S tho Inst
hcnt being tlls fastest ever r,atc bY r. t'-ysnr-
old, aud the third best Oh record. Tie 2:s5
raeu was won ;hy .Mlonroc Chief IN .:lot1'
WHO wn,l tic first, ilftll, mud sixth heats,
llambetonln,, l'asliaw winning tl.o sccnlstl,
nlNi Pilot Il. tho tlrtl and fourth. Time,
a:25, 9:al3, a:a,l11, @:*ssl14f, 9:22s> s:25>4.
, 1880-07-26
1.-THE RAILROADS.

.r.~x,r ~oD,,,,u III, A1, A r.11,rf.
I4MtA.h tis' =, - - -. n4e ~ =, -
Tic l.Ainaic, NORTH l'nrK u lael'!c u t'le
titlu Of new ratEroAtl company TINT l,ns
}nr1, orrinixetl In connection with the Union
I,uri,,,, tt,nnory tn h,{1,l a rontl frtun Lnru-
mtp, wy, 10 penetrate tte "hoie holluela'
western, mud so'ttllorl portion af tic ulallnt.
nins Of Color,.tto. rhe Wyoming portion Of
tI,r rand will be ubout forty niles lung to tho
st'"naa" lle 1ne 'o"te ~ tao '..", .,,., st ."o
leaves Laramie Ut M al',tuao ol '.als iee''
and trusrrsas lhirty-!ive tulles Of prairie 10 II
low u,ss, III which the gratIc for ten miles
viii M, csyt,M uinuty-yc feet to tho mile.
~ - t, .L.,.. T., ..,,,t,..,. .,t,,..t ! ,,no
, 1880-07-26
QARu&a,

u III EIl10r d 1hs GhstaHo 9FpHh"
CHICAGO; July a4.-In reading your paTer this
nlnrI,l1g tnl IN article III segtsrd to suppress
tpg tho quaok medlca pnlotaes III ths state OF
Illinois. :, -, =" 80.
ThIa law, viewed from ono standpolnt, that Of
tho sathprS Ut could nut have had any ulottoF.
as her heart goes out to aIi her chihlFeu) os It,
seems to bs just tho thing to protect tho people
ayainat fraud. hut this, like aIl great qnes-
tlUuH, admits OF difference ot opinion, Whut