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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

Ths Democracy Pat . sSrsaG Ticket
IN the KIsId-Tks NsAIhesa

hall.
Mr.. 7. Dyer, chairman q the county
executive eOmmiLtss, called the eOnysn-
u01 u SIdsT, and read the call He
thea asked for nominations for tsn-
porary chairman, AID Judge Kuyken-
dali Was elected by acclamaiion.
The judge took the chair and re-
turned thanks for the honor conferred.
After a few remarks on the necessity
Of nominating q good ticket. he called
for nominations for secretary.
MI. A. II. Bagley was elected seere-
tary.
Mr.. Glover moved that committees
on Credentials and permanent Organiza-
tion be appointed, alter which the con
yention adjourn until 7 O'Clock in the
evening. He made the motion in
order 10 allow the delegates a chance
TO attend, as they might not be pres
ent owing to a difference in the time
published.
The secretary called the list Of pre-
cincts in order 10 ascertain IL all were
represented. There being several alb
sent, the motion Of Mr.. Glover was
carried
A committee on credentials and per-
manent organization was appointed.
consisting Of Messrs. Quincy, ]. 4.
Davis and Mr.. Glover.
The convention was then adjourned
TO 7 O'Clock p. IN.
Evening" se.-isa.
The convention came TO order shortly
after 7 O'Clock, and the report Of the
committee on credentials was submit
ted, as follows:
Cheyenne precinct-Joseph Quincy,
II. Gimme, Daniel Finn, by J. A. Cur
ney, A. NJ. Bagley. Joseph Dillman, p.
J. Mcintosh. DIR. W. W. Crook, J. ID.
Fraser, NJ. +. Hannihn. John Is. Sloan,
w. l.. Kuykendall. Maj. John Talbot,
J. NJ. Tompkins. John L. Davis, Luke
Voorhees,, by John +. Davis, J.. G.
Abney, 5. l.. Meyer.
Chugwater-Frank Foss, by X. +.
Glover. b. T. Kelley.
Hat Creek-Anderson Randall, 10y
X. +. Glover.
Lower Horse Creek-John snodgrass,
by A. Tracey.
Pine Bluffs-John ii. Conghlin.
Fort Laramie-R. l.. Osborne, IL.
Montague, by r. L. Osborne.
Rawhide Buttes-H. Oelrich.
Cheyenne Pass-Robert Tate.
Upper Horse Creek-D. Clark, by S.
l.. Meyer.
Bard's-Chas. ii. b urritt.
Pole Creek--F. w. Schwartze.
The committee also reported in favor
OF making the temporary organization
permanent. The report was signed by
Messrs. Quincy and Davis.
Mr.. Glover offered n minority report
in favor OF admitting Mr.. ]. II. Bishop
as the proxy OF NJ. E. Gibbon, who was
the proxy OF A. W. uaygood. the regu-
larry elected delegate from Granite
Canon. The minority report was lost
and tho maior,,v ,snor, adon,.a
Nomi,a,ions Tor Tho conn,v ,,,,.,
wore d.,l.rod In ori.r RI, .ama
49,. 100
Messrs. T. JEFF Carr and George A.
Draper were nominated.
Messrs CIovar and C,,rov u.,. m
pointed n. ,.I,srs
A ballot was taken, with tho follow.
ing result.
It len Carr ,s
Geo A Dra,ar n
Mr. Carr WAS dsclarsd M. ,or,i,oo
for sho,ir
Nominations for counts clark ,vara
made n, t~olIoxs. T. Eahis ana n,yid
Miller RAIL-,
I. Kah;s n,
| D,v;d >,i,ar o
Mr. Kab;s, nomination w.s nd
r,,n;mo,.
Mr. q + Ntu,.r w,s ,or,,,.,., g..
proha,s ,uda. ,na .o,n,n -.
bv -.cc,,m,,;or
da,,.r.,I a, -. ps,"sw
n Miller wer. non,;n,,a, T,,a nan
w..
4 n p.,,, 40
an, 80
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

Playing cards, = large variety. at
y20tf ADDoNs & GLovER's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

Two nne Ranches for sale heal Chey-
enne; well watered and fenced. Also
some town property.
s25-tf M. TAYLOR.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

FINE GUNS made and repaired in
superior style, Mt Wyoming Armory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

For fine watch repairing,
ap29tf DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

The voitaie Belt Co, Marshall, Mich.
Win send theh celebrated Electro
volnic Belts to the afflicted upon 80
days trial. Speedy cures guaranteed.
They mean What they say. Write to
them without delay. d17-d&w1y
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For frst class watch work go 10
ZEuSEE, JACKSON Il BuEcuNER's.
oclgtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

Choice Butter and Eggs at webb's.
oiO-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14
Beds $I.50
and
Everything Else
Proportion
Craig & Gardner's
Notice to Ranehmen and s,oekmen.

AL stockmen and ranchmen nj this
time OF the year should keep on hand
Addoms q Glover's Compound Carbolic
Salve. 1t Is especially prepared for
Sore Back Horses, Calls, Scratches
Strains, ETC., etc. With care n sore
back horse a be used and cured by
this Salve. 1t Is a certain, safe and
mild remedy, and is recommended by
most Of the stockmen Of this county.
It IL also q remedy for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers and all irritations OF the
skin. Sent by mail on receipt Of price,
IS cents and 81 4 box, by the proprie-
tors- ADDoMs q GLOVER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

Boots and Shoes ut
ap4-tf Smith & IIarrington's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

Overshoes and Boots at Polack's.
ol3tf
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Chew the Spotted Fawn chewing to-
bacco; 1t is undoubtedly the finest to.
bdcco In the market.
ol-tf IDELMAS Bios. Agents.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

A nurse girl, competent TO take care
OF children. Inquire Of Marks q
Meyers. ol3tf
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BORN.

To tine wife Of Jos. Granger, a son,
on the 18th OF October. 1880.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

Wanted-Board in a nice private
family. Address W. Z. smith, U. p.
Tel. Office. ola-2ts
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TO TISER

Gee. z. RowELL & cos
SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPER.
An adrerfiser rho spends uptrards Of 5000 a
Heur, and irho tnresfed icss hdi $50 Of o. On fhis
List. tsrifes: Your Select Local Lat paid me
beffer iasf vear THAN ALI THE OTHER
AID YER ISTNG 4 DID,,
IT Is NOT A COOPERATIVE LIST.
1T IL NOT A CHEAP LIST.
IT Is AN HoNEsT LIST.
The catalogue states exactly what the pa
pers arc. When the name ola paper Is print
Cd In FULL noe TYPE 1t Is In every. In
stance the BEST. When printed In CAPT.
TAILS IL In the ONLY paper la the place.
The list gives the population OF every town
and the circulation OF every paper.
The rates charged ofadvertising are barely
one-inh the publishsrs' schedul-. The price
for single States ranges from 90 to 80.
The price for one inch one month In the an
tire list In e025. The regular rates OF the
paper. for the same space and time are
ok,oS0.l4. The list les O6& newspa-
pers OF which ls5 are irsuel DAILY aud
Q WEEKLY. They are located In y
different citica and towns. of which 20 are
State Capitals. o places OF over 5000 pop
ulatior, and 40S county Seats. For copy OF
List and other information address
GEO. r. ROWELLd %.
10 Spruce ST.. Now York.
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Oyercoats at n bargain at Polack s.
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oI2-3t


At Dramatic Theater Wednesday
evening. An elegant collection OF oil
paintings by California artists, will be
closed out ut auction TO the highest
bidder for cash. This Is really a col
lection that 1t will pay our lovers of the
hne arts TO examine carefully, rs many
OF them are exhibition paintings and
real works OF art. We especially invite
the ladies TO call and examine the pic
lures and secure some OF them 10 beau
tify their homes. They are now on ex-
hibition at the Dramatic theater. ol1t2
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Cloths and cassimeres.

At Marks Il Myers. Call and see
Them. o14tf
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The "Punch" and "Old Judge" fav-
orite brands OF Cigars are sold by
o9-tf ADDoMs Il GLOVER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

The Anheuser beer continues the
favorite beverage in this section. II
a be bought at wholesale and retail,
and by the car load at
IDELMAN Bios,
ol-u Sole Agents for Wyoming.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

Stationery at
jy20tf ADDoMs u GLovER's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

The Chicago Live stsek:MarkeI
The following is the record Of Tues
sales:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-14

Boys and Youths Clothing at Po.
lacks. ol3tf
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CO n.itL fsar>.A r.aek-. prln- xIeu, oatfh ,lIt, EP.s-
= Lz.gs s.sas os..s In.s % or..sasr sIi ca.a.eisx
, 1880-01-15
CANADA.

Important Meeting OF the Montreal
Corn Excl,ango-Doninlon Revenue
md Expenditure - -N0man-Catisola-
clslh-Grand Trunk ltAllsyny-Slnug-
Cling.
Special D!spatcA to Tia CAteapp Tribune.
MONTREAL, Jan. H.-The annual moottnT OF
tho members OF tho Montreal Corn Eachange
WIZ held to-day robert Esdatl, psraiacnt, In
tho chair. Tho attculanco waa amall.
TIE report showed TINT tho receipts
Ut graIn tor 1879 had been over Sh0o0.00
bushels; for 1878, zi,oo0,M0; md for 1877,
100000 bushels. Last year'a receipts had boon
greater than IN any preceding year, tho ncaruat
np1,rusch bcinx III 18TH when tho receipts
amounted to nearly aou0,00a. THO shipments
fur 1870 were e 100 ono bushels: tor ls7s, \,
ono. Tho receipts by eanal for 1917 had bccn
l,1oo0 900 bushels; for 1875, $4,000 and for 1877
8,U0,0W, thus showing IN Increase OF over 3,000,-
0o1 over lust yours receipts. The report ron-
talncd what might DO called tho nnunul protest
against tho discrtmI nation III rates by the Grand
Trunk hallway against Montreal; but 1t Ia In"
possibln to say whether It will huyo any
moro effect than the preceding protests. Tho
excessive charge for t0wugo and rllotago OF
sailing yossola Ii complained Of, and hopc "
expressed that tho 0oyernmout will rclloyo tho
Halbor Iioard from tho ooat OF deepening Lako
Et. Peter, 70 that port charvea may 10 reduced
to tho lowest possible ratos. Tho hops IL ex'
prcssod that the import duties on troadstuns
may be tepNnled- Nefercnce Is mado to tho de-
, 1880-01-15

G{fEWk lSUpN&En 70 1ae GbtCH40 lf10tHk4
MILwAuKkK. Wis. Jan. 13-Accorttlng to ad-
vices from LII Crosse, agents Of tho Illinois Ces,-
tral Railway Company Rrc engaged In making
optional purchases Of lands lying along the
castcsn bank Of tho bfiesIssIppl River. Theae
ii,,e OF rDad fr,nl Mtnernl Point to IT. Paul, via
Ll Crosse Tho ngents referred to ascorta!p tho
Agures Mt which the lands cnn bo purchased, md
secure tho privilege OF taking thom Within six
months on thoso ter.ns. 1t ID assorted that
tho Illinois Central will neither aak q
lnnd-grsnt' nor: n bonus. Tho object IL simply
to buy tho right Of way on reasonable terms,
Last Weok q plrty Ut surveyors ran u ltno ho-
tween FnuntMiM ply md Alma. and found
Tho l,sorlo ot Oshkoah ale beginning . postlr
stsan9e Hallway northward through TINT olty.
determined. and tho choce appears to rcat bo-
tween Oshkosh and Chiffon. Az tho ultimate
southern, tlestlttnttor pf the )ne Is PEORIA, ILL.,,
y Tic so,lern Si1esota tsais nc aloM XIII oVes
tho new truck running hetwoeE La Crescent aHl
tho Chtcagu. Clinton. Dubuque 4 4ttnncsntn
1Hn9t!on. thsteal q lslnX thp truck bol0nK1ng 10
etruetion Ut this .sIow lino wAx ootnmanepd Iii
JUNO last but, nwn9 ta tho ycarcity nf the sup
plies, operations wcTp suspended until about a
ona @ s whsn tas e y w pssshsS 70 oSns.
sota lload Ut tIokah hru pllshUl to their utmost
capacity. tho Intention u tho Company being 20
PVT tholr entire ro!ting.stock in good cond,-
An effort u nhont tl DO fnado to seousu tho
oo-ppGFntion ot tho Chicago, milwaukee, i Ut.
t4ul ltallYay Company lHG,R sohons called the
re pratlis regions q !the Northwest win ls Till.
IT Paul Company arc sald to be anxious to have
, 1880-01-15


Afr. O. q. Peck, Gcncrn! Nunagcr Of tho North
western GRIND Trunk, VIA Presented lAtely by
tho oflctula OF tue urund Trunk Railway with q
magnificent private r1i!r'ad coach u u token Of
their rogArd and esteem. fos which ho fuola very
Bt1tefut.
Mr. William Koyser, Second yice-Presfdont Of
tho Baltimore & Ohio ltaiaroad. Is ill the city for
tho purpose nf porfcctinK u now loaso with tho
lllnnta Centr,4l ftr Iang its track Into tho city,
Dir. KcyBtr aMya that tho l',aasoEGcr depot Ut hiB
Company will rornRtn III the Exposition building
for tho present, but will hg cGlnaFed ~ so0Il rs
thu liliIols CgntkHa has u now depot.
The Illinois Central lsaEuaa offers special in
duGeMepts to those who want tU visit tho fesltyl-
tics during ChtnlyAl tnp at New Orleans. Tho
farr-ChloAEo 70 Now OrlenNs and rtturn-wIll
h1 f1, SHl9 OF tickets to cnnnlencp Sunday,
Feb. ], and will continue until tho departure IT
tho tsntt. lowing Chicago 1t q. III. Feb. Z, Tick
gt4 will ho good 10 leAy1 Now Oflgatis up to aud
Including Saturday. Feb. Il.
An onort IL about to 10 lhado 10 secure tho co.
operation Ut tho Chlcug0, Milwaukee 4 1t. PAul
HALLWAY C0iaapaGy tn schumo called tho l+utn.
iur LHp," which will ondeavuF to supply the
pralrlu regions Of tho Northwest with lMmber
fruna 81. CrpFx ami Western Wisconsin. Thu Ut,
Paul Company 4ro said tn bN anxious to haYG
direct COMMUNICATION wit b tho lum!tor mills ut
Saltwater, Eau Claire, and other paints III that
9cGtaon, ~ that tho country tributary 70 tho
Iowa, minnesota, and Dakota Divisions can have
the advantage OF low rAtes on lumber.
, 1880-01-15
TIE OUTER IIARvon.


Mr. II. +. Aver, Gcncr,i Solicitor nf tho I'LL.
representative nf THE TninuxE Regarding tho
ordinance Introduced In tho Council by Aid. Bal
1u1l hfo,ltlny evening nt,nit tho construction Of
docks I'M tho Lake Fr1nt lnshh. tho Government
Drcnkwltcr, fnr the accommodation uf tho tum4
her b,,sncse, and tho construction nf y!utl,icts
ncroas tho railroad tricks by tho lllnbs Central
Nuilroad Mt Randolph, hfnsllsnn. mud Monroe
streets. Mr. Aver snid TINT itE Cutnt,,,uy knew
nothing Of the introduction If such ordnance
until IT, Glfffati;o,, f'; i, to lRsrS of rHcsay
tltt,nnc1 and WIS not at'lc to give m opinion
uIf,n It. He usnlli not scc. however, what right
the sity II. hsa ,a e e8tfnt fns,x ,'oks s the1s e.
&C sonpsliea ~ to Guild yIad,s's over thor
trucks. Ills Company wna mi in tho viatlt1ct
business, but in the 11'ilrnsd business. Az far
ns he know, the lnnd up to tho wnter's clxe be-
condition TINT they t,,lsi. l!seHkwntcr, which
requirement. thot hnyr compiled with. II any
of,t, Il 10 hill locks there II Will In iii npin
%o W III t. u 3a S Sest Sf ss cnpaS "Sa 70 'Rnt vs
nothng better tilan TINT tho city should build
them for tho CunpRHys tisc. He hMd m idea
TINT Ito orlInnnce wis intrsluce! to bring Up
IN trying 10 whip tho Devil ns4ain tho stump.
Tho hest tho city col,l'! do w,lld bc to net upnn
Fnat l;st%scn lta''d.lrh uni Ma'ii:sn streets
tIcrc. T'hnt amount IF 'n moncy sai westiI
Cuntrn,iy wosllsi thon build ,ocks for tho accn,,-
lnotlntion of llnler my nthor tr7l1lfc ut tho
outside harbnr, which would end ul cnntrover-
slcs nt,out riparian rlRhts: etc.
hir. W. X. AckcrnlMt,. President Of tho Illinois
Central, ifs gunp tn Ei.v York, anti could therc-
fore not be seen regarding the n,atter.
, 1880-01-15

Tho troubles requiring tho Color.t,lo business
still continue. and matters srr getting moro
complicated thnn over. The nltcs OIL this busl-
ness arc being bndly Cit by nll tho Western
rnntls, and II sotne remedy Is not soon found
tnth tho Inwn md Southwestern pDots stand Il,
tlangcr Of dissolution. scvcrsl efforts have late
~ been mnde to pnl tho Colorado business, but
without effect. Tho various roala nrc 1nalto to
nEree nrnu percentages. THO Northwestern.
which Is tho -t'nly Iowa pool itne. whic1! Ia not
nlso In tho southwestern pnuE, .!cinnntis one
fourth Of the business. IL this the other rmtls
0l,jctt. The burlington has a line to On,ahlt,
thg sn.ne az tho Nnrthwest:r', aud has two lines
vim tho Knnsas City. 81. JnN s. Council Bluffs
anil tho Hannibal & st. .Tac, and. therefore.
.tcs1l1t1ds tilron t!1nts as tnl,eli the North
western. Tho Rock lslalNl wists twieo as mich
as tho Nnrthwc*tsrn, hnt!nx IL line to Otnahn
alld Nnotller To Missouri ttiver points, Tho Ch-
cnEo s Alton l,as y linz I" knnsns City, md
wallts ns much nH tho Northwestern. Tho cut
ting is MI done by tho rouds letwcon here md
tho Missouri laiynr nulnts, ~ THO Atchfsos tn
lnka & snnta Fo, tho UnfDn Pacific, anil tho
knnsls 1'aclio refuse to participate In tho fight,
Hcausc thoy have Il pool on tho Denver busl-
, 1880-01-15


leading East fcnm this city was held ycstcrsloy
Mt tho ottlco Of X. c. Mc1drunl for tho purpose
OF tnking Into consideration charHcs that tho
Grand Trunk haA llccn cutting tho rcgulnr Tariff
r1,tes. The suspicion TINT thnt roul WIS doing
70 hnd bccn nro,lscd by tho lnrgo' contrncts
for grain for export win Portland, lately secured
by tho National Dispatch Fast-Frcight Linc,
which runs over the M!chtgnn Central nnil Grand
Trunk. Tho Michigan Ccntr7ll Mt]fnEts TINT tho
procurement Ut 80 mitch business by this linc,
when other lines Gun bnrely secure enough to
keep Thorn going, looks ruthpr suspicious, but 1t
cnms thnt, II q cut h1Y been tnHao. 1t nist
l1nve bccn done by tho Grnnd Trunk, MS that
ro9tl pn,B the Michigan Central It's full prorata
OF tho tariff rAtcs. All tho Eastern lines, with
aentct At yratcr.lny's meeting. Tho atsonco Of
II representative frDIn this r1nt! WIS construed
to he n t,lcit nt|misstnn thnt tho business bud
nn1,e of those present were nblo to present my
tnnsltlo proof that tho rates ! bug roa'ly
fnroIen business done by tho vhri0us linrs, as
thosoiilg,lrrs might show somo interesting facts
at oy By 'u tho aan Tnk Ut aso by sae soe
Of tho 0thor lnes: .....
There was kinl ,,a Of an lnProsslen FL ncng
what II c:1n do whc', It has is limo omen to this
S 9nd y Ge, 70 S"mrof of the k ss S
freight business frnn this city. There viii 70
Doubt no tMnaL,ier1thte trouble, regarding, this
innnd fair share Of tho cast-bountl business,
al II thla Is mt gr'1,te,l It Will niakc such rtes
ns t. gyo it shfH sf1a M tho S te1ss w ne ns
eff'0E Il '"sesif fro% g ii. v" sy hs5' e o1a sG
Nono Nneu Il tho i've ss nov saras tie s' oasts
hound business Will lp willing to acccpt 4 re-
tluctton In percentages, ant! consequently thcro
tloes iook decidedly as II Tho pool lLncs from this
CITY will rnnke fight against tho GRIND Trunk
b SsS ss snt4 tnsy M s ss Il sxs i g # t5ss rGa a
tsiness 10 Tic Grand Trsink, bit tIlat road rcs o.
tinie 10 conneot will Tim Grand Trunk ut Do-
troll the sa1no as hcretof9r!'. Il no nnlscaho
arra,iRou.cnt cnn ho effected hotwcen now md
that hy that time "a, reduction n ssst-bo.lnd
5 ss%e ssy y hns e the ec'oa ratcs pq 81
grnln viii 10 rciuse,l 10 n6out y 10 s cents per
100 ponnds. ss Mt th!s rnto tue Now York r,'utcs
would uufcr Il low. s,ict, n reduction IN 20 much
tho moro probnhlo, " tho c!st, ,bonnd freight
" IL eve sory g RSt S s 5 soS sKs n s
would stimulate business and a'so help tho
Western lines, ns thercby tho elevators might 1o
stnro. 1t wotila nlso force business ii tho Sonti..
western ltncs. which will havG To give 1t to tho
hSw E cpe m9sf & 1oH @ aes III a Jp pfSys S T% Gn % e1
was sent to Commissioner Fink lnft'rmi,g lin
ennvlct tho Grand Trunk of cutting tho ratca,
yot thoy wcro still of tho opinion that n cut Ind
Tho UrAnd Trunk oaiclals teny that thcy have
cut tho ritcs. They had nothing to do with c,l,-
traetln9 !, talsincss thus fur at this point, They
tral. which tho initial roatl, md tho NatIonal
Dispatch WIS Responsible tn that ruad. They
, 1880-01-15
ROAD FROM DUvALL's BLUFFS.
Sptetat Utsrdteh % The Chicago Tribune.

LOUISVILLE, KY, jan. ia delegation of
gentlemen from ArkAnans nre before tho lloRrtl
Of Trtdo ta-dny asking ior Md to complete the
ratlrolA frd,Il Dnvntis S:uif to Plno Bluff, Ark
The party WINS hcndcd 'l,y Gen. King white,
who mndo known tho at!vantnEcs which wilt be
gained by Louisville R!,oltId tho MD requested he
Kiycn. Gen. Whito and cnnpHRiot,s promised
tho entire trntlc Of Southern Arknnsn6 u Louis
ytlln In tho event Ut this city lending II hpping
hantl tn tho itnp proposed. shouli this r,nd be
finished, almost n hcc-tlre rln tho LnuIsyt!lc s
Nashville md OFcat Southern will bo established
from Austin, Tux, 1Isst. Stops to do something
townrls it's completion aro already on foot.
, 1880-01-15

iea. .! .,e cenul system ~ NV Nv, esh. LUZ a.,
IN % favor a.'' Of ' tho system, s vet Il condemns
over tho 81. Lawrence ut Co.cnu
Landing h opooscd on tho grounds
Of Impeding navigation. Tho report wns ''nn,,i-
Gers took placc, resulting in tho rctur, Of the
rho second dinner If tho rolIt'sa! Eeonomy
CUB ws ned lns. % evening Ut the Windsor ,a
announe thet the subject for discussion o" Id
advantages of tho system. and WIS III fnsnr of 1t
upon ull scorcs. Mr. Trcnho,n supported legs-
lutivc ,,nio1,, and held thnt some chunge wns
fea'ly necessary ior Iahaoa. he aohoMnce"
tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IT fho rrov!necs
Win tlelr trarpnxs If %rs!s r, , " "1s's I'd
Wtnu 'uL.ees ~ ..o.s - .'v ~, 1,.,,,.. ~
Na c3nfc ~ WYE aio csliss' ~. IN. nu"'na ~.
side countries md to havo /, chat,gc mn,,c. Ex-
,sttnr arr,,,,r,nonts could mt ncr1n.t them 10
fm,x,, thu ,norknt, thcv wnnt,.l. nnd ,yh,ct, ho
tsopcdto get sevcral others spoke lii tho sune
strlIn, nftcr which tho deflte was OIL 1notiun
adno'r''eu ss..o.,.. .s,. ,,,, A,o,,r,,r c,orco
u,,s,n,, ~ T. ~ ooaaT s 1,n',. @ car sIr T. sohr
sorctol Df,notrh Ia Ths fbteaoo Tribune.
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tons II rcuan Il ~ III TX snm of hors
m Mnr,t tt,e Hernar.l CHstjo to scotland. mnsy
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MehHtc aHu tetui.sts'r!!t{ III r'sn.,{
Council t. apRly to INC ll1n,ttitn 1tNsfinent" ~
ARpcation WI! accosnlt,Hay u, imno nt Vm; {.sat
some t!me HEsl Hle Csln wv IH4s! ~
ehed 10 pnl!sh tnu in!ncs " M netniosl 1,', an
pnyoIs. N"H y MN .i y ~, H. =. ~ ~ VIVA
, 1880-01-15
A pErAULr1NG llOOxKEE1'EI2.

A. DETIAULrfSG nOOKKFETER.
NEW York, Jun. 14.-John tfnwcs, tho ftgt-
ttvu bokkcppcr Of the Manufactnrors and
Mcrchants' 1innkt Inns been arrested III l}rook.
Iyn. IIo Disappeared inst September, leaving III
possession nf hts lrothor letter stating TINT hc
wms II ticfn,lter t0 tho amount Of $;N,1Wt the
nrcntcr portion Of which he hull slcilt III policy
t,inynu Of which hn WINS tho victim.
, 1880-01-15

Sptetai D1jntth to The chstaao 1F1o,tne.
AnHrAnt Mich, Jim. ii.-AuHtist CLOSER. l)cm-
ocrntic Town Treasurer af tsigss, THIS county,
VIVA tt,.,tny cu,utnttet1 on chnrgc Of entczzltng
fno,lcjs belongfng to tho Fnrrncts' Mutinl Fire"
Insurance. Co1np,i,iy. Inst spring tho sn1!c pnr-
IS wis nrrrstctt for inducing 4 number of Ger.
nnn nlens 70 yote for iltlt md ~ short Time IT.,
wns cpupplctl to refund &1.'n0 OF township
tuUtcy illegally withhold by HIN.