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Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-10-25
MERCHANDISE

Ever brought to the West They
are Constantly making Additions to
their stock and propose to keep fully
up to the needs of the Country. \
complete Stock of
Provisions,
BooTs & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
DRESS GOODS,
ToBACCOs & CIGARS,
HARDWARE,
QUEENsWARE,
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Toys,
NOTIONs,
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-10-25

Most Of These cattle are bceycs,
yet those in want of feeders and
butchers stock will be able to pick
out quite a number from these herds
when they shall have reached the
feeding grounds. 1t is only fair To
state, however, that they will be
held at the highest market price
Commercial.
The Great Eastern, the largest
ship in the world, has been charter
ed for a trip from Liverpool to New
Orleans and return.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-10-25
ABOUT WOUND UP.

During the past two weeks cattle
shipments have fallen off to almost
nothing. Occasionally a small lot
of beeves go out on private account,
but buyers have about all left the
market and it is not likely that
many more cattle will go over either
of the railroads this season. We
hear of several more herds expected
in within the next ten days, among
which are the following from North
western Toyoc.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-10-25
GROCERIES.

Have the Largest and Best Selected
Stock of General
, 1880-03-04
EXCESS BAGGAGE.


Mr.. ". P. johnson, General Passenger Agent
OF tho Illinois Central tsa!roaf, has Just issttctl
the following ctrculnr to station agents md
baggagcmon tn reKurl to cxcess-baggngo
chArgcs:
On and nftcr sfnrch !. 1890, this Company will
nllow to those purchasing cxccss-bngRnHo mile
agc-tlckets aiI pounds free, IN pllco Of 150
p1tlnls. rs hcEntDfore. 1t is prnposcd to get up,
and plncn m sne rs soon ~ they cnn he printed.
co., milo baKRnEc-tickcts Of tho samu sty1u
md description Rs tho 1,00o-nfll6 ttckcta
nt,w III ,lse. Until tho receipt of
those M0-nli1e tickets. y0u Will. III rtnk-
Ing salcs OF tho l,t<0.ullle t!ckota change
tho 10 pounds, wherever II OCCURS, to no p1uns.
UpOn rGccipt Of tho bO0-mlln tickets by you the
1,t milo tickets will lie cnllch In mid corrected.
liz both the ZOO and Loon milo Tickets ~ !inn!sy
received By you tho spnce nGw occupied hF tho
150 pounds will bo left bnhk, nrtsi ynu WILL tl,-
less otherwise Avisctl. tnsert 80 In,uill3s fn Ink.
Under no consideration will yni change tho
n,lml,cr at pounds. but In cnch md every case
n!0w ut,d insert a5U pounds US tho nrnDunt en.
titled to free transportation.
On md after thls date the rates to te charged
Cxcess l,nHgEb nl!DHRO tickets Will l>o hs fol-
lows: On 00-thlA tickets. tx ccnia pnr pound:
on 1,0Ul-milo Tickets, vi conts per pound. Tho
sumo general rtI1es now In fnreG Iii c0nieotnn
with tic l,O00-nlo ticket will IMPLY - tho MNi-
milo ttcket. Tho eN) pounds FREQ will bn1y 10
allowed to thtsso purchasing exness hnKKnRO
tickets. AL others vii. b1 entItlcd to 110 pounds
only,
, 1880-03-04


GRAND RAPIDS, Nfch.. March 3.-Tho ann.tRt
nccttlss Of tho stnckhnilcss nf tho Grand Isnpt3s
s. indiana llallruad WIS held here to-dny and re-
suited In tho election Of tho following Directors:
W. Q. ffuGhart, ". II. Shelby. md II. ]. Itnlis-
ter, n this city; ]. N. Mccullough, William
Thnw, and Thomas y. Mcssicr, Of l'itisturR:
Tho1nns 4. Scott md George q. 1tobcrts. OF
Philadelphia; {ieurgc u. Potter, of Washington:
s. =. Cobb Of Kanmazoo; j. G. Whit, Of Gtnrgis:
nnd G. A. Zolinger. or Fort WaFnc.
Tho Directors roufectcd the old officers, ns fol-
lows: President and Gc,ioral Manager, ". @.
1rughart; Y!cc-rresldcnt and Trcasurcr, ". II.
Shelby; Secretary and pnytnnatcr, J. II. +.
IIuyhart: Auditor. F.. A. GorhAnl; General
Freight and Passenger Agent, 4. i. Lcet, all Of
this utty, Tho AnnuRl rgpnrt 0f thu Company
showH that tho past year hns been very prUspcr-
o,is,-the must successful In Its htsinry. Thu
t0tnl eArI,tnYs wcrc $l,H5, 3i,-an increase over
Inst ycAr Of $l44,lOi, Thu net increase nf tho
r0n1 compared Will, Inst yenr, was Sl00,1ai Tho
Company hopD to bo alilo tn rny Tho entire i'll
tercst nccth,nt on It's bonded debt out OF It's net
cummings this year. -, :,
bought tue ra!ls; will build now goncrAl offices
Pine wootis at yartous points nlonR the lillr nntl
will continue to nert'hsc and improve Its mo-
tive power and roing-stock, which arc now
better by fhr thnfl they weru ychr Ago. Owing
to the able and rnpllAr management Of tho
road, tho Company hts Mlsn decided to tt1crrnsp
tho wages Of its employees, beginning With April
next.
, 1880-03-04

!
DETNo1T, Mich, March GA HOW rnliwny com.
pany has beon organized In this city for tho
purpose of connecting tho eault Sto Mnrse with
tho Narluntto & binoklnao Itoail at n distance of
thtrty-ilyo miles froEn tho aault, and rs noar ~
may bo at tho point where tho Murguetto &
Mnekiuao 1toatt turnH an,lthward to Maekinno
Thu corrnrAtoss, WHO have organized Under
sccrtt0d $17,000. Tho SUCCESS Of this
brunch dlract!y, depends OIL tho building Of tho
Cnn!tl!a1l lc!t1o from FrGnch lsyer tn tho saul
Ste. stRriu, by which It wautt! le plncod III con
nection with a rtsnd leat!lnE tn lilo sraiMnr,!
through Canada. Tlln nr.tna Trunk nre nlst'
%S;.u ,sy So 'o rse Sns m o. 'ar nrMu
tfngeuuy. St. 1'aul people. aro now moving
hcnrtllv In tho echnnle tn build rn east from
st. l'ulll, which Will connect with tho Marquette
L MMckinHc ut q pDnt sn.tlo two miles south pf
Mnrtl,nttc, 70 thore Ia scarcely my doubt TINT
III iihlnrns9 trullo will tlnl ltS way feutn tho
lrt.
, 1880-03-04

THO IIncmrloycd-A DcfaulflnE CITY
Clerk-The Princess Loufacss ID1u-

Tho uncmrloycd-A DcfaultinE city
Clerk-TAc Princess Loufacss IDlu-
rfes.
Special Dtxrnteh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
6r, CArItAn1SEs, March ia very largely
attended meeting was hctd hero this evening of
tho vessel captnins residing III st. CAthnrtnes
and vicinity, at which It was resolved that " We.
tho cnrfalns AforOnamcd, cannot live ht tho
waRcs 1aid during last seuson. md will nsk f0rAn
nlvAnce In wages for tho coming soason'" Iho
utmost good feeling nnd determination to Btn'ld
by each othor In support Of their demand wns
shown.
Special DtspateA to Tn4 Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA. March 3--s1Ryor MMcklntosh Is try
Iug hnrtl to sccilre work for tho unemployed
lahoEcrs nf tho city. Ho hAs had conInunlca-
tEou with tho railway contractors, and is anxious
to get tho tncn out Of tho city, rs thcy are be-
con,Illg a nuisance both to himself md tho
Government, An effort Is being mado
to hnyo number Of railways provide for tho
trnnspoCt of tho lnboress to the sections OF tho
CauA1u Pacific HALLWAY whero tho work t. now
refd s nadsfss; f tho "Kcs The y Workinams aro
nuiet ut PRESENT. awaiting further de'e'op'
'''e1'a Special Dapateh to M Chicago 7sthan..
LONDON, Mnreh IA nunber OF otl.irl!lcrs
pnssed through here from Petr,!!n On r'Ate fn
lta!y, 70 Gonneeo operations a. 1iecpi III Hcal t
Ciak IIoyey, Into City Clurk Of urbana, O.,
and nilcgcd "a no detnMlter 70 the a,no,,nt of
fGl,0O0 u thnt municipality. WIS arrested near
unti taken To TINT town Tor. preliminary cxMnl-
mutton, which comes % % Tuesday @ nc1t: The TIE
tu6.t,t1,rca and DISCOUNTED thcEn to tho Mruount
III fGi,iIl, when ho a,seondcd to Cnnudn. lie
nnintn!Bs that he Is inn0ccnt of tho Charge. and
ncu1lses Tho officials OF conspiracy to satftllce
hin In .,r,lcr tn curry out certain scncn1ea of
their own. sfe. +. NeNsiIth, Of this city, hns
beet, futancd for tho tlGEcnBc,
l,uCAN, flnt., Mhrch u.-lh tho cnso Of J0hn
, 1880-03-04
MINING STOCKS.

Plan Of Organization Of the Now Nx-
change to I3s Established In Now
York.
Special Dhpatth 10 Tia Chicago Tr1ouae.
NEW YoRK, March n-The projectors Of tho
now MtnlnQ. Stock Exchange s Trust Company
held mcotlng yesterday ind adopted n nnw
pinn fur tho establishment Of nm Exchange
which Ia essentially different In nearly every
particular from the plans heretofore made pUt,-
liz In tholr circulars and oral uttarnnccs. Tho
name Of tho now Exchange Ia to b. "Thu
American Mln!ng-Stook Exchaugo." 1t ia to bo
governed by such rules and regulations "Ms
sinai! horoufter bo established Of approved ly
this corporatIon." Tho number Of ,nolnlors
Is to DO 80J, ''of which number ouly
100 shuli be accepted during the
year 1870, and up6n tho following terms and COLI
dtinnsi Two hundred approved members, or
my part thereof, shall ho admitted! upon pay
ment Of $3I000 enEt,, but each inoMtCr pay-
,g tho sum Ut $500 shnll 10 ontitlcd In addt-
ttol, to hts sent to ono shAro Of certain 0 Bhares
Of tho full! pa!d capita! stock OF this corporation
to bo hereafter provided for that phFpoae. Of
tho remaining 900 seats, Us shall not 10 otroEcd
or sold until atler tho 1st day at Jann-
ury, 1851, or for less SUI,
than 5000 for caoh and every sent; but each
ary, 1881, shall he IN iko manner entitlca to QUO
capital stock Of this corporation. to t,s hure-
after provfdeht but this corporation reserves
the right to scll tho whole or any part IT tha
lssi. isnsaf Il pfoo - not f. t tths,, tt@ pe:
shase. In which event tho Aforementioned ..:s1
saes sef II IT ba % s
Of trnnsfafrcd BY members until 0oO members
shall hayo boon a.ln,!ttSi, OF without tho assent
at $40: A soon as 1e0 persons shall haye sub.
s;orlhad. Paid, a1d duly 4ualtaed as lncMbers,
sGo rrssaenl ; y rs9nired n pTosds% % fi.nh!r f ~
, 1880-03-04
rAItIlONED.

Special D1aPa1fh 70 7Ht Ch1fa06 7T1b1Hf.
srR1kGFlEtp. ILL.,, Mnrcl, 1-Tho Governor has
partloned Samuel W. Matthew'S who wna con-
victch Of 1nnnsnn9htcr at tho May term, 1870, Of
the Mnrgau County Court. and sentenced to tho
lenitcntlary for ono yonr. Tho prisoner was
ilsst tried at tho November term la7H, and tho
Jury failed To agrco. After his conviction III
May, lS79, tho rrlsaucr rctnniHcd In jail s0n,e
nn,ths pcntllnR tlu result NJ an application 10
Il Judge uf the supreme Court. writ Of error to
was Frantcd, hut bn!l was refustsl,
anl tho prisoner elected to 20 q
the Ponitontisry rather tann to rcmnin in 5nll
view Of tho fact that thu prisoner has really
soryct' nearIy hls fl!t term RI. Of itnnrlsnament
titlt, Of many respectable cttizutts Of Morgan
County that & Is tlic general belief that tho lIE-
Ing wis wholly accidental.
, 1880-03-04

Donneily tho jury today to-day returned q vcr-
dict TINT he died from tho eifeota OF gunshot
wounds received frnm Il run in tho hands Of q
pnrty IL thr Jury unknown.
OrrAwA. Mnrch 8-sir John Mcdonald stated
nn m ~ H., ~ al 1Sn roant IN rv ~ pEnccas
Louise would result futnlly, md tho cnnee-
sl,,ences Of tho Incident nrc nat ygt altogether
removed, though sho is considered out OF dan-
Hrr.
, 1880-03-04

A+s t&s Ns ~ L.
CLEVELAND, O., Marcb N.-Tho nnnnnl meeting
oF tho Etcycinn,l, Columbus, CnGnnati e. liz
sllanapnlts Hallway CompRny wns held here to-
tlay, nrd Directors wcro elected rs follows: A.G.
I)nl,naii, New York; II. g. liruws, Columbus: II.
H. flHltzcr, New Ynrk; George II. RUSSELL Clcvc-
lnnd. Al! re':lrctct except Dft,i1ln't, who H,Ic-
cccds l.. n. 1Etshhy, nf Cleveland, who retired In
consequence Nf protrnGfel ill-hcnith.
The nnNunl report nj Gen. J. II. nevGrctx,
shows tho Hrt,ss earnings for 1a7il to te
tN7.M. If which e. tn. .iNj1l was frnm freight,
STmiENl+1 from pHssrnRcs, ,@@St0: for malls,
$t!. 4e.,sso for r1jress, anu tho balance from
penscs wuro. *5,!!3a .b9l.o7, NJ whIch $:,e't:,-
est TIL l'olltls, aud tho l'aln,Sa fnr thxrs: TIC
not earnings werD, $a2 .4G1.a0. SllhtHcttnX 2H
per cont dIyittrn past!l,ln Ftl'. leaves tho mt
s,trplts IT tho ye,,r Slta.@n:a9. The inerease 0f
I,ccrcnso Of cxpc1lses, Ga,&a0.1t. There wae MI
nCreness nj nearly IA per ccIt IN Tho freight tof,-
t,nYc. almost y per cent Increase thrfn'gh paE-
spiIRerR md nlNl,it ~ pcr cent in why -Fnssen-
gers. Tic gruss fright rntn Is i'cluw ai1y pre-
CGtltng yCnr, averaging 1cFs hNn Ectc1l milk pCF
tim .tur mile. THO toat!ng lnt1rbtc!lnese WIS
'tgullntc.t during Tho yens 10 accomplish whtcf,
tho minded ti"l,t wns Increased fASfHl, making
It tow $G,t'i0 0oQ. The rc/nrt notes tho s9tlsfnc-
tory working Ut the pools. md states that tho
condition Of tho railway and ia equipment was
never tH,ttGr thnH NOW.
Thu Directors sustrtnzcsll by rctlrcitnE Cen J. IT,
peverrnux President, II: II: lfurlJnt Vicc. l'HsI-
dent, George II. li,lssnll ScGrrtnry and Treas.
llrer. Il. u. Thonlas General Sfnnngcrt-nll Of
Cleveland,
, 1880-03-04

ST.. LOUIS No., htarch o-Tho annual report
OF Tho1nns Allen. President Of tho St. Lo,,is,
Iron Mountain l. Southern Hallway, shows the
gross earnings af tho transportation department
ftr the year are ~, all; operating md got,-
crnl expenses, e on, ,oa, nctcarntngs. &, 100 bsa;
gross earnings over previous yeas, s17s,soo or
TN per cont; net currEuys over previous year.
$n,a, 800, OF 1sA por cent: Tho Increase Of earn
lnga has boon wholly In tho freight M traffic,
woull haSe becn still lurger had tho eqMtpment
ut tho road been c9uAl u, tho demand. To n!eot
this dfacultya laTgo humber Of now fsciKht
cAF9 have been ordered.
, 1880-03-04
FIRES.


At DRINCKLEY, ARK.
MEMPHIS, Tonn 3farch 3.-A fsre Mt Drincktcy,
Ark, carly this morning, burned tho largo hotol
owned By Gunn 4; Dlack. Loss, El0,001; insured.
The west end Of tho hotel WIS occupied Aa m
..!t1co by tho Southern Express Company md the
Memphis & Little luck ttnIlTonh Company, and
Mll tho papers and rtlnnb!ea wnre destroyed.
Suycrnl commercial travellers barely escliprd
with their ilYrR.
, 1880-03-04
POLITICAL NEWS.


8ptetdt Dtsrdfth 10 1ht Chicago 1rfhttnA
GENEVA, ILL.,, Mhrcl. 3.-The knne Republican
County Central Con,ni!ttee-ScBsrs.H II. II. Evnns.
". u. Turner, II. J. Hawthorne. John stewart.
and F. ". Whelrlcy-have Issued call for
County Convention, to DO held at tho COURT
House In Geneva on sat,,r'ny, March 20, At II
o'clnck Il. H.. for tho plrtDse Of chtx'.lnE th!F-
trcu delegates to represent kntle tn1nty III tho
cotnllg Republican State t'unventlon At spring.
field. There Will b. i0l Delegates. The primaries
VIII bo hrl1 In tho several tn~nehtps on tho
Thursday preceding tho day Ut tho Convention.
, 1880-03-04
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.


MILWAUKEE, March 3.-Atlyfces from Grand
Knr6s. wIs., tell Of Tho election of the lion. {.
II. Webb ns Mnyor. lie WIS bitterly opposed by
friends Of tho late Judge Haysicn, who WIS shot
i,y Cochran, tho banker. Nchl, In one Ut Coch-
RMS atanchcst defenders. Ilrst,nla9c the rctsr.
Ing Mnynr, Is ntto n warm friend Of the bankcr.
Tho different cortcsts tllnre involved nothing
hut this scal1lnl and In this election the Hay
ticn fnction ts bnly wocstetl. 1t wifi be rcncfn-
.crtl tut cocra', ,u shct !. Ilaydsn. brother
, 1880-03-04
STARCH.

CINCINNATI, Mnrch IA meeting Of tho starch
manufacturers Of tho United States was hold
at tho Grand Hotel to-dny for tho purpoee OF or
gnr!z.ng National Association. Eighteen ma,,-
ufactorlcs were represented from lown, Illinois.
Indiana, nho, md Now Ynrk. 4 permanent
organization vas effected, with George Fox. Of
Ctnctnll4tt. President, md J. X. Wood, nf 1nf-
fnln N. ". Secretary. Tho subject Of prices
witt be considered to- morrow.
, 1880-03-04
THE GAltIaI'rY9,


sp4etaG Dsyatth to TAs CAteaso TftbtnA
ELAlN, Ill. Maruh ;L-fn the Circuit Court tho
Garrity brothers moved for dlschaFxo Tor want
at prosecution for hrc0 tertns' which .4hgn
KplIun took under adysament- Tho 6tato's
Attorney will decide on Thursday upon The bouds
onese4i by tho prisonOrs.
, 1880-03-04

ST. PAUL, OMAHA d CHICAGO.
Special Dt'patsa TO The cateaso Tribune.
pirscnrs ~ at ,hn :, pn sio4 Gytf tv f,attronS @
..!T a 81 q. f,,,, u s - ,sh,a
] Tho toowtns Ing members mem he nc Of the The nonrd cre or pscs
cnt: &, r, Drnko. J, /, Morr,un,. 4, Kouutzc,
L. 4. l1nrrisor, Il. r. Harrison, Il. D. nlnkloy,
George a. 1la'nllton. John g. rrinoo' 4: II.
Wilder, II. F. fToraoy, and q. A. senoy. I'LL.
Porter waa cleo.oda a Director Of tho COMPANY.
.on"a. nm 'p sncanoy @ c@nsen ~ aue uoa.n q, 81
1loraco Thompson. Tho following named d.
ea'1 f. effso St tue eopnny sSss nSs1 1arFse rrseU
WtllIntn iihta,ca. Il. II, Iiorany, GcGrgo
,anGis. a iS,S . sn% r H. ;SfstsS % ~ aS Re y:
;%:fis % fskc i i SSHsc e eTa r ansSF Sx' AS%es AlSsaee
'9S 49, hnynHn1,, n lEsws,S,
ereted: f. II ro2r coan g. T. nenke ~ aso
Paui; Honjanln lsrowstcr, Dayiti Dnwa, Il. +.
ih!!rtus sawyor. @ M M osbknsh' rhe NV renIor .it ~
tho session of lid Houri was tokcn in i,r Ma
discussion and atIopt!ou Of hy.inws and ito
qSrs # q q SSay Of heS taS
Hudson, VIZ, the f,,liowiF Mrsns,tzatio1, ws
First Vice President rhilcfms Snwrrr 0shtnsh.
sssco'nl Vice: Psesidcnt. nenja,hia SfewsioT. H;
It'll Flowcr Kmtnty r. IL il ii.s,n ' Mininm,,; io3Mn;
lirewatcr, anti josiai, II. Fisko, Phiiets Bawycr'
II. ca6le, iteek is!an,i: jehn' t,aHstock, hiaii.
Wilder, st. nmnf' ''u' - '''t''a'"' ane 4A' H.
Tic nrcctnrx ot the North yv,.consin 1,o,,wov
oSs ss a''p uason ~ fo
L,hi!etus sawyors treasurer. ii. i. Flower; As.
eAd j. ii. FIsEc, New York; fhiietus snwyer,, s,
oEM;Sc; Me;.rGnie Gnieago; aMtl E; f, Drake ana John
whose cunsn1t'lntnm s,tiI f1rp, ~ thn ~ rn,,i
, 1880-03-04
ADOPTED.

spfttal MspdttA to 7hs Chicago 7FtbHns.
grnrsnrrELp, H., March 3.-The County Cours
tn-t3ny approved the nt!option by Sterling p. and
Rosalin V. Hurt, Of Auburn. BRngamou C0untr,
Of male child q months old, by virtl1a Of
mother. Edward, Newman and Myrla Dyers, boih
Of ChcHKn. Tic chtll's nhrno was changed to
Edward Newman fI1rt.
, 1880-03-04

NEbnAsxA, Ind, March 3.-Thnmaa Wool,
John Miller, IIrr,lard Myers, Samuel Conner,
Nathan Thorp, ttilcy Howe, md a. s. Heny, NIL
respectable farmers, arc under arrest for going
to tho aaiD,n Of Mrs. Hudson, where they bent
lnwn Tho doors with stoucs and clubs. drovo srs.
Hudson frun her hG,na, and put an c!!i to tho
husband had previously bccn forced to tleg,
They kof't q titsroputublo place aud tho people
,uolilIl hnY1 II. - -
, 1880-03-04
VIRGINIA.

nANv1LLn, w., March IN. II. Trcndway.
Deputy Collector Of Internal Reyen1iC. was con.
yiete.l af cmbczzgement In tho United stAtcs
District CnliEt horo ts1.tlay.
Judge lltyHra t4-ilAy rG1nandcd Reynolds, tho
negro dhcr1H Df Patrick Cnuuty. III uocnr.taneo
With tue decls0n Of thu unated btatos suptehc
Court,
, 1880-03-04

6ps:fal Dtsrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
EVANSVILLE, 11d.. March 3-A ilre occurred
In Princeton, Gibson County, ut 6:3l this ovon-
Ing, destroying II. j. Tiuhnnor'a h1noksu,Ith-
stnp,-ioss &. no: Micr's ltrcry-statlle e3;t00;
Kurtx Il JArvts' planning mill, $l,5tN; JcssIps,
$a00; DOWNS masble-ynrti. Fal0. No Insurance.
, 1880-03-04

rcspcctlve far1ns. Yesterday Webster startei
Ia hnfld fence IN tho disputed line. pnd Gntkit!
Webster diel ut the wound this morning. Gut
liz has been arrested.
, 1880-03-04
CHICAGO.

Tho nlar1n from 1lox 81 at t:10 yostortlny
morning VIVA caused byn flro In q tw0-story
frntne Building Mt No. 20 SetKw!ck court. occtl-
pied Us n tmkory by William Peterson. Cnusc, a
put OF lard boiling nyer. I)amaRo nominal.
, 1880-03-04

Special nhpateh to The Eateapo 1fthune.
EpntSoFIEtp, ILL.,, March 3.-F II. Thompson,
Of rinkncyyrllc Perry County, to-dny pleaded
guilty In tho UEttr! s;tNtcs District Court of sell
iug lenf tolmcco without license, 0nd Was fncd
$sh md costa,
, 1880-03-04
hters arc necessary 10 fnnko tho consolidation
fotnplcto. which will In taken lGfote tho stucks
HOlflefb' meeting In JnnG,

TRIBUNE representative ycatorttay callotl
Upon President Albert Keep, 1f tho Chicago &
Northwestern itarnad Cnn,pany, tn Rnt somo
Information regarding tho r,tn,or that Mr..
Mnrviu 1iuRhitt. General Manager uf tho road.
Ind teon offered t'.e pta1tlon Of President nftho
81. l'nut. o'nnha Il Chtcngn itnrtmd company.
@ Created hy tlo cnnanIidatio,, of tho 81. Ia', &
slhHx t!ty. .GhItdEn. 1T. I'aul Il Minneapolis.
AMI North Wisconsin ftAtrt,ntts.
Mr.. Keep atnfnt1 That Mr. lftRhtt IL Mt st. Patti
now, nut Ind Kivrn IN int!mntinn tHfhre his
lonF1ng f3r tllnt ront VI my Intention to accel,t
tho j'fHsltrnry Ut thHt rtad. tfe tfntl'tft1 vcrr
msl, TINT ilcrc wat any truth II tho rnnnr. nnt
Nnrthwnstorn !tnlarad t,NI no direct nf'r!at ~
tho G,s linz, hut there cts hc no tlnt l,t that II
wntlld 10 workcvl Fayornble III tho Northwestern
fnrtv 1o haEo SrInWcsint , I, ta,'t ifnn @ IT,
ne i aa tts g. Paul outlet fr1u ElrnX. Wis to
IT, rnul, nn'l lIoii, Companies wern wei! tn.tstc
with the nri1nEemcnt and It wntt!l no dt.l!ht re
coitinuGtl tho Hnmn M herefnfnrc. WHO
tho m N.rshwcstern ns eorl"fainIon iIna nt. ant
sevctat 1f tta prominent stockhntdcrE. ~ Messra.
t1Ow, l1hFhtt. Porter, Fluwcr, md others, nre
nIso ttlN:khnsdcra In tho st. Yaul. Omaha CHI
eaao t!aiIroad. which ,1nakes t. ccrtnin that tho
!lnn Will ho wurkct! III tho INTEREST nf and III
harn1olly with tho Chcuao 4 Northwestern.
, 1880-03-04
KILLED HIS NE1GIEB0Is.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Msrch a-Juruln(ah Webster and
Johu Gutlln, far1nuEs living near Ch'llloothe, !u
this county, hayo had q dispute for sosoEnl
months about tho division lIno between thelr
, 1880-03-04

Tho Wabash hallway expects to do such an
lA,nensc freight business during tho coming
summer that 1t docs not think 1t will bo able to
handle It all by xail. 1t has therefore to open
water route from Toledo to tho scabord. It Ia
understood that seven lnrFo propo)lers have al
ready been occurred, QUO VI which IL to leave
, 1880-03-04
ESCAPED

ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
HEIy1DE1tE, n. j., March ;4-Tho prisoners In
mil here Inst evening attacked und oyerpowcred
tho keeper. Nno tstnpcd.
, 1880-03-04

LoutRvtfdE, KY, Marct 3.-Attho meeting nf
tho Louisville & Nashville Directors to-tlay thu
tcnsc nf tho PonsecUln ltntl was rntfcd, nn,l all
tho contracts of tho combinations entered Into
bctween Vtcc-I'rcsIdont NcwcumE,, President
Woolcy, Gov. Brown, md others. Col. Gales
presence wAs not tn transnct nnr ft,rt,1nl ll,s!-
hrsa with tho TlTrcctnry, hut to ainlnly discover
whether they Wished to purchase tho Southern
ltnl"l or nut This they think 1t hest To- d. Mn
soU11.
, 1880-03-04
A SAFE BLOWN,

6ptetat plspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MCtlHE0on, H., March IA sato In tho eoap-
factory OF ]. D. Humphrey, Of Prairie du Chfcn.
Wis, xns blown Inst night. Ahnut E9,m0 In
notes wns taken from tho snSo, but no money.
Tho bufKtArs escaped,
, 1880-03-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Juat as Represented.
Tho superiority Of Burnett's Flnvoring EH-
tracts consists ia their perfect purity and great
strength. "Burnett'a FaayorinEs' uro strictly
pMrf-tust ms represented. He can recommend
thpm with Confidence.
G. JEvNE, Hong Kong Tea Store.
, 1880-03-04

Clxc1saAF1, 1larch Ill. Q. Iloyey, Into de-
fnultiug City Clcrk of uFhaaa, o.. WAS arrested
lust saturday In ~. Thomas, Canat!a. where.
under tho Ilame Of bnth, he tudeavOteu to got
city bond Ot UrbAuH cnsheh.
, 1880-03-04

CINCINNATI. March 3-I.ima, O., voted to-day
to issue $f0000 nf lNonds donation to the Vest
crn j. Lako Erie ltallrnnd M n consideration for
tho location Of tho mnchinc-shops Mt TINT plaec.
, 1880-03-04

CINCINNATI, O., March 3.-Tho Ttrnes' spccinl
from Wnrren, o., says cx-Audltor Kenneday,
against whom fivo Indictments woro pending.
rlcntled guilty this nnrninR to two OF them. and
tho retnhlninH three wcro nnlc pressed. He WAS
sentenced to two ycnFs In the penftcntinry.
, 1880-03-04

Tho rates from nil other Westorn points than
Chicago will lG based M tho Chicago rntcs.
tilzera, flour, and nc, In sacks. Ctslss ~" np-
PLIES 70 !!0ur in bnrrels 195 barro1s to tho chr.
Class 10 applies to lumber. ClaHs ~" com.
prtses rOrk and bacon tproyIsinnsh The first
four classcB nro tho sumo Us heretofore.
, 1880-03-04

CHICAGO RAILWAY ASSOCIATION.
ST. LOu1s, March 3.-Thc Chtcngo Hallway A.
ISOLATION held meeting hero to-t1ny II fix tho
c1ntgrnnt rates fru.n the East to tho Wcst, bit
H.tJnMr1cd w1tllolt coming to mn ngrccTno1t,
tho mqUttu1.
, 1880-03-04

COUSTE1tFEIrEK ARRESTED.
sp<eta! Dhpateh to Tia Chteaeo Tribune
ST. pA1,r4, MInn., March 3.-An Eyotn tsltnn.)
srccial snys that Uhitcd-states Marshal MuLaren
nrrcstc1 George Ottaway for countcrfc!ttnR
thore to-tlay, and captured a lot of dies and
spurious coin. Tho prisoner will be brought to
1T, l'aui Tomorrow.
, 1880-03-04

Hptelat Dlsp1Eck 70 1M CAaeaao If16uHk.
erRIsuyiELp, ILL.,, Aarch a-trho monthly ro-
ports of tho Wartlcns show that thoro wero $50
conyiots in tho Joliet renttontlasy Fob. ", aud
Gil in tho Chester IenltanltAry.