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, 1880-02-18

: EUAUNNS F119kT UJ1OtEEs
HUNTINGTON, vt, Feb. t7.-A f,,lly-nttcndcl
6nd harmonious Republican csucus Tonight
mado unanimous chotce Uf m Edulunds- Grant
delegation to the Suite Cnnvontlon. Tho pref
cronccsHf tho Delegates aro for Edmun.'s, pro-
vding ttlere Is a chnncc for his nomination;
otherwise thoy favor Qrant The caucus untnl-
nnl8ly ailopte4 resolution ititlorsinG tho Hon.
q. g. benedict d ieegato at largs To Chtcngo.
, 1880-02-18
l'rtuio,'s!v Total for

Tota...,..... ....t7i sG7 =. 7ss
huro onvnntnn @ I, III Hot fnII ~" s"i,I
Thiiaa,,Hnh}a 1t"puiIionf, Il, n Trilmne ronnrtnr
HntiirflnV: and It il Very IrtnrcHti,u olio toC
tmiIvtm" ernctw wifi thn ,;s,,ts nf liz "nnv~ss
ri ,n,r Sin,s rnmr rmutr IN nSS m,,hI;shmu.
Thcrs w"rc twenty -sosen eo,intcs oily thaat
tn , dc1oatns ~ o ~ rcnresnn snm o ~ .ho
Htnta Gsn",.ausis" ~ triac twst ~ 1,n,n IN. ~,
st,1,ct,i fnr Itiutnc nni lin n,hnr fair nnss'l
restion.' a1nrnSsi 49, 'n ntfr"nr" ~ fo r'hhi hit
rh,,s r. rrprv ~ rnWmtw wh,re tn nnonlc mi n
rhnm.n ~ sT,4sas thn3r "irs ,hs nrnr,ssIo. ga
in f"vor If Hfnine.'' ''o"' 'A' ''''o' :" 40
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a dirk hnrsU oan beat him, and nm free To sny
that II ho II 10 be bentou hope It Will DO by as
rt3nl |, mi nj


that II ho Is 70 be bon.o on hope It viii 10 by ns
Gool mnn rs
TIIa 11on. r. n. wAsnnunHh,
F5c pr;0nt = t"9 1"9k, e. q. h9Eh
sher!nan'a name will lartly DO presented 70 tho
,Ss %$sS} u you think Of sAern"n' strength in
"i1o h. @ sood S .leal ot strength n sa,.aeh,,;
ssass so,%csn Sa aes ss MI 1G IL te'Tt a tRs nS Tic
gnre nsgnn sn fG, W r4,ng nr9D"E he ~ " nHst Ss
liovo. TINT even hts luck enn overcome tho
Imr,lar enthusiasm for iilninc. nm cr!Hlihly
lnfor1ucd hy nrnn'inont c!tizcns Or pcnnsylvsnia
triot delegates VIII scfuac to DO guided by tha
vote of ti,utr state Convention, and, ignoring
M,sInc! ;Hsh Instructions will cast th0'r vote for
,,,Ts %9 y. Isssess ", pretty eeatnay
"slhe precedent wis thcn n'optcd TINT tho unit
ins upon aeexntc elected Mt u District ConYrli-
will vote for nintne,''
"You RE0Attn 111iso1s As Bliar ron nt.A1SE7'
"l,cyonda a doubt. mny .appo0r ,oyer.con
men,Dera Of tho Legislature WHOM they ooiac
here, and hnyo TIE very best opportnn!tle. fer
dit tho Htatc. lnd tint tic Sentiment is *.
ccctlinEly strong for niMinc."
Won't ttse fral!nE Ut HtNth prtAn tend IN
| t1epres IN advnIrn Ger. GrnjIt'a oi,anres If,
jiboisi'
"No. / think not Cen. qcant has very many
nimctnn,, v,,nra Wines ha lrft fi,.a sfntc mi n
INV Snneretinn i,as spr,,nr in t1,Mt oontTt. thn
m,iftics ri thn Htxte. nni tfo pnt,s,jD boorS
lint fhcy will rrccivc M mitch NJ thn hnnis nf
ihs rin,ntsi KtKht 1T Muti,o IA thoy viii from
| their own gallant ualcnn Holdter."
| "fon hNvn forgotten tho recent GrAnt boom,'
| hnvnEe y0Hf"
"Ta,c effect Of that boom has died out i
Tas 0ycr!!oio In tho orst pncc. nitirliEt1 don.t
believe tint Oen. tnnt himself hull any phrt III
i, or desired uny demonstration whntoyor. He
s tno ntHost and successful y inn1l u nsR my or
hts friends 70 aot Ip boom for him. lle hna
sense. His wenkncss howeror, H. TINT ia is mot
| y F'o judge Of mon, antl his Allilltniss rAt!nn
| did not tend to cenont a, cnlnbine together tho
Republican pnrtyt ~ wns witnessed by tho grGnt
n@Mtbcr Nun Of Republicans who voted fur Ti''lon In
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Denmark. in Lewis Cn,n,lty. kavo Hlatno o.;
Grnnt, i. ."-.... ~
.. hcnseclacr Falls, In 81. Lawrence County, gavo
nlatnp 1t0: Grant, 4G.
1lln1nos strength In JofTeraon Cnunty Ia NIL his
own, and covers no other candidate. =
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tG-heRt-A AFnnt Ranl9. Mr. Waters, In tho nsaet.
SiSy. ,ychopcnlly opposed and protastosl sgninst
whtoh 6 did, for ruuon, nation. Tho United
Naltho9 W. r.. ~ se S % froaas
ss ,h9se would bo ths political death OF theIF
"wmo ARE run SHERMAN LEApxnst''
"schurz lIe"darsan, shielAs, and the newly
appointed Federal officials. Tho game as, that
sa a sIS = 70 1"ysx ~ to b'si &
hat Xlleu is = drant man: Iiaat fs lno sea-
supposed that Allan could carry agajnst urant
manipulnta st, Wills districts Attorney Wntcrs
that It waa impossible to nuke any hcad aga!llst
the 0rnt Ana sS dsss t6ss o
could ~ some hcrvicu Tor Henderson. and also
s sss H. M y,nF e. s e 4 it, :s ya
Snsat, Y h,ep, 'S ID Shtssoaf'. i an sd*aatass 70
Sao. thes, tho delegation frotn Missouri will bo
%tGSa: " doubt ts r.a AT strong leaning to
xvii sWiIi I shprtasn . Il ksve maI,y lcleg.tesa"
than prSbatis thst ho VIII nst ha.s sfnsie one:
Moatsfsoa =, \ ! c. nsoSinE .Ia;. S@ THsy az NJ ~
Htato, hut In tAs Thirteenth District ooinr0d
delegate wa4 r4n lnto tae brush Hnon th9 dsy e
Sn ths sect ~ &
@ sasihss 1slesats. sal thus Two i HSi:so~ dale.
"now II 4us srATa COMMITTEE,
+ Of which Eteudcrson's partner y chptt1nanr'
alt ls almost unanimous for Grant. Tas 9tats
, 1880-03-02

The Home correspondent Of tho american
Register lptrs} writes Us ft,llnwK. under dste Of
Feb. =: 'tTh0 Carnival hun begun lMlttIy. On
Btttrstay, tho jlrat !uy, tho weather, after hay
.g heeii lnvely I'LL tha winter, changed to rail'.
and thus spuilDI III! nlr Carnival f.in. Never
theless oAe lalcony, over tho Catd 40 isan.e,
werp resolved to bu Jolly III srto OF tho spltoful
weather. They kept VI. torcc imttlo Ut
Corlandolt nil through the. two hours sot nnnrt
for tho Corsn. They Ind, however. tn coIl!no
themselves with roltinR tho unfortunate
pedestrians who wero bold onough, Or who
Wero compelled, tu pnsa neHcnth therH.
Anuthor ptcco ot fun Wus to thr0w continues,
M!,sl UsO1i e.'ls.. tn tho boys in, tho strect,
iDlt tany think that this was purely tn SEQ thu
hoys scramble for tho cnpparsT Nit n hlt. 1t
wsla tu n.Ilo Kr1.yc. stcil'ly WAker tumble on
his fMte For ~ stN, ~ an intended victim WIS
yptc, walkiu4 gr4voly, Ana, perhaps, cautln,'sly
nlu,lK-oAr boys 0u thu tnlcnny would throw
dowl. II soll, Aill then tho street boys wnutl
sorHlnl,1p, ,lpxott1ng IN their KlcD tho Kr1lyu
wAker, WO. however atrun9 Ill his fcpt ho
might bu, waa aur4to como down with his fuoo
0t tho Krnvel, with which tbs Corsb wnyia hAp-
fn Of i(,c tiAy aid lasted iii tho ,Nrbtr raccs
III through the day. on auSouat, no Doubt, Vt
tho we!ther. Nor wis thero Q sinxle cusrfnKo-
excepting those which wcru obliged tD INlss to
sbt dow, II visitor at Il house. md, thtso chr.
raKcs, which werS plain ind mostly clueeti, wcro
duly hlssel nnl hoitel III thoy pAsso.l nltll8. 1u
this respect It was duller than last your"
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points In Knnsas, Ncbrnskn. ami Colorado.
1t Ia claimed tint tho RDck island md Alton
have been violating the agreement recently
investigate thu charges. Tho parties nccusett
1lr1rnf1ll their Innocence, and declare Tint
tho .w"1e matter lsa put-up job which they
viii bo ah1e to prove.
Owing In the rftsat OF several OF tho roads
In tho Southwestern llnilrnnA Association tt,
attend my IltnrH meetings until tho Missouri
Pacific pays nvpr thu S:tl .H00 it owes to tho
}tool md drt,titly tteiinrs It's position, tho
meeting Of tIlH Associnli0n wAtcfl wns to have
hrrii held ut st. 1.nilfs ln-nOrEhw has bcGn
lntlrl1nilty postponed. Unless tlln Missouri
TAcltie coucs to TERMS It Is not likely thnt
nily lllorc meetings wilt he held bct0ro Tho
final dissolution Of tic pnnt May I, 1880.
The Illinois Central Railroad, in ,conJunc-
tton viii, tho Stnux City Il l)hkntn, las made
a nrw tariff frtnn Ehttngn nilh st. LOTUS 10
Montana, lslnfo, tho Black Hills. nttl pints
iii tiln Missouri River nl,nvs Running Water
or NiOl,rara. Tin nnw rntex, wllrh went
iMto e'iest Yesterday: :ar, rs fn!!ows; Tosloax
CIty, without clnssltlcattol,. II cents per io0
lmlltItlS; tn, Tankt1tl, witlUMt clAsslscntlnti,
10 c1.l,tA. IN ChtcAEO nlld st. Louis, wllrH
coming frnln tho nlDvG-nn'nctl lMl!nts, the
rites will he nv fhtlnws from, SiDnx City:
Fnra dry ltttcs, and wool, 81 cents; bntfnlo-
rutles md Gum,,lOn skins, 45 cents, ore atAl
lnfllnt, cnr.loa.ls, Fl cents. From fn1ktt'r
the ratrs will be tlvc cents higher than fronl
Etntv fHtv
, 1880-03-02

grst&a1 Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SrnISGFtELp, ILL.,, March 1.-The poll
ticians hnyc been considerably stirred l,p
this evening over tho appearance OF tho Hon.
GrceilblIry L. Fort, one of tho leading cAlmll-
tlntcs for tho Govcrnorsiip. Thu Lacnn Cpi.-
gressnan arrived this afternoon, and lmmetli-
atcly called at tho Goverl,ors office. lie spent
some tirno With Cnll0m this evening, and las
since been In secret consultation with prnn,t-
l,ent members of tho Springfield coteric. As
Mr.. Fort declined TO be interviewed, the OH
icct 0f Ills visit Inns not trnnsptrcd, but lo is
doubtless planting the scctls Of Guberlla-
toriAl booml Gro llc returns to Washington.
spsefas Dapateh to Thu Chteaso Tribune.
D1XoN, ILL.,, March 1,-Our annual city
election passed OF very quietly today. Foil
tics WAS entirely ignored. John Y. Thomas
WIS elected Mnyor without opposition; W.
i. DAILY Alderman for the First Ward, I. T.
Becker for the Second, L. u. Pitcher for the
Third, and G. W. Worth for the Fourth.
License wns carrieft by 120 lua]nrity.
Special Dhratth fo jht chds19" aftbinf'
srrl,L!xa, IT,. atnrch 1.IIhe license partty
thu way Of II general rejoicing oyer the clec-
ainyor, by Il majority 0f IT votes. 1'lso .y0te
pnllch WIS n very lArge nflte, a!ltl the close
i,css 0f tic result WIS attributed BY tho until
license party to pcrsnna! i!l.teelills against
their candidate, Mr.. II. u. wilmer, tho pres
ent incumbent, who has dealt very riE0r-
nusly will, tic liquor Offenders during Ills
administration.
, 1880-03-02
ll.AIf4 AND STEAMER.

sptttat Dfspatsh to The Chicago 1rlbuns.
NEW YoRK, March 1.-This AFTERNOON n re-
port obtained currency OF Wall street TINT
tho transcontInclltal freight alul passenger
traffic wnr lN. hecn cn,lesl by n new eantract
hutween thu l'aci!lo Atnlt md the Union mil
Central Pacific lsaitrOntl Companies, atltl, IN
Tho strength of 1t, l'Helilc A1ai stuck WIS MI
ynllcctt scyeral poIuts. alt Ii truu," saitl
Edward I.auterhach, COUNSEL 10 tho Stoaui-
sl,Ep Company, "that II new contract Inns
heall IN gnutl rs agreed upon. Thu ofrnr
cams frnm tbs lsa!troAss Companies, MD the
Executive Committee Of tho 1'le1nn Mail
liayu expressed themselves satisfied with tho
ternls, 4 meeting ut tho Directors III to tu
held tomorrow mur,'tng to takc actton on Il.
Tho contract IL Ia ho fur 1--WE years, n1iti tho
slip C0lmpuny StiO,000 u ,iDiltll ~ against
StU,0Nl tho sum tllay allowed u,Nlrr thu 0ill
enntract. rhis npplss1nly to Sun Frl'lc!sco
business Thy Steamship CntHlh!ny's Ccl,.
mnhnnpereu. THIS ll,e+ Increased to such III,
extent latcly tint WI fully expect 1t VIII nay
Hll i,vsstHls ex,ms.s'n N tlse stne, !eayl!S what
%r,i we 5vetYe @ i' 5 r. ~ I,SI I" G"Rais e. aK ut
1f t'lyltnMls i'll my. opinion ltcIc Slnll
stock will beca,!iu a!!lyl'ena-payt,tg, security
BY tue ist IT July. Tlsu .llyli!ehls VIII not hu
fsy s r rass ,s oy ill., VIII NH M S s 'sss s's;asy IL S
uniform, Ut course, hut. II sclletlula will Do
tcvspd Just ,llHl equitable to S!iprarH. Thu
railrWA,ls IlOw appreciate tho fully Of making
~. rites ta suei il pullIt tint they can hu cns
nhltr ut my time. Tlint IL how thu matter
Htnnla ut urtsrtlt."
From other .nlIrccs 1t was learned Tint u
tart Ut tils agreement II TINT the tlAlr0,ltl
tOmlanirs shnll pusrl!ase tho stcallMrs Guy
If l'rking aud City Ut Inkto for S1,:1N,xN,
lElynl,lt i, lnthly !nstAlttIselits nf SlU0,tkD.
thu purchase being subject ttl I'LL Inspection
| VI stei.,lMrs within ninety days; III ntlior
words. tho l'acItin AIatl gives up Il, The unn,
| anu Central l'acite Companies Its extremely
| vessels Ut its fleet.
~ sh4 tsftstr,s ASSOCIATED l.rt,s.
Mem f0nK, March l.-'rhu lucts respecting
tlle arrangement htwrel tho Pacific Mail
Steamship Company nlnl tl,e pAcltla AatI-
r,ntls Are us follows: \ truths arrangement,
tn run f0r tiva y,Mrs, llas berlrngreud lll,nn
hy tl,p respective! Committees III thu r',llr0iuts
aid thu Steamship Company: tllu roals pAy
to tho steamship. line $ilo.UN per i.onth Iii
consideration If the right Ut tho r,n'is. 10 tix
tho rates fur California inssengers mil
freight; tlle r0atls nro to purchase twu steanl-
crs IN thu CAlllu line-the City Ut peking u1ld
tho City OF Tokio--fot Si,9W, coo, paying fDr
theua III installAcnts Of Si00,00 per month,
, 1880-03-02
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLSI

Perfect ParRntise Soothing .Apertenss. Ass
VvIthaut ls.stp, Always Ikeltahlo aud
Natural in their t,nsFntion.
VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE fO9 CAL0AEA
Perfectly tahtolnss, elegantly. coat.sl ".aaa ".aa
swcet gum. purge regulate purify, c!ca''Se' ~"
HAnwAY's r,1ts, FOR tho euro Of Ill dson,I1sn. so,I..a
Of thu Htoltsllc Lyur, liowels, Kidneys hlaa' h,ai'
der Nervous Iilsensca. lIeAtinGhS, C1nstlpatn...'
Enstiyoness. lnkest!on l,yserpsa 'I,!d I,',os' and
nll arrangements Ut tho lntern.u vtscera: mia
rnilted ttI oil ct,t pcTfcot ouro. l'nfo1S sHin.
b!e, cnntntnsng no tnuFd'iry, minerals of ac'e'
- otscryo tho following symptoms resn!-
Ink fron N!seasrsnt tho digestive nrKafs: ~ sT n
siipatn, lnWar.l pllea, Filnrss Of tho lo.a ~
tho IIoAt, AclhIty ut tho stn!nAct, Eauntt EMa!aTht
Heartburn, Disgust nt FoNi, fmnnss Sr Mssos "
Futturing 1t tho Ilt4rt, Choking or ssl'r.nt
T,sio,,. Hts Or Webs {icfory tho sight Fcyer Fnss
and dill l'ntn In tho !inad, neclonSy a nt Fin
ii tho Hiio Chest, Limbs, and stlddcn Flushfs o'
IleAt, lIurltinx ln tho Flesh. ,,, ..o, tina
A fuw dOsAa ut RADWAr'b FfLt4 WlA !too ~"
systcm from ali thu ahoyo- -nnlHed alsofae!s'
Price. W Eeats Per boz
Wo repeat thut the reader nust consult enl omli
hooks ai.d tapora or % r. .slfcs m samsd o. aSe'
al kt4lss otd Truce"
"Raei.oav on Irritable Urethra,"
s1fadt1at on 60rofata," .t<.
and othess relating 10 different clnssea OF oss'
0'' SOLD ny DRUGGISTS.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE"
Rtss4t a te&tsr stamp to xt4DlYAP i Cur 1"'
~ Warrsss, cor. Chureh-sf.s het0 fork-
81 e., 1p{QkzpaN9R yq5tA {s0usBada WV ~ s's'
, 1880-03-02

Chronic Rk1n Diseases, Cnr1cs ri tho Homo, lIr.
mora III tho !.!nod, Hcrofutoua Diseases, Ind nr
unnnttirAl tiAi,it 0f IMay. Syphilis Rnl Vetrtra
Fever Sur4s, Chronic nr Old Ulcers, suit NhcW;n
Ricketts,. White Swelling. Acnld Ifcntl, Utcrins
Affections. Cnnkcrs, GlRtlluiur Swc1lings N{sirs
NMst!rK n1id DctAy OF tho IsHly, ptlp[cs and
1llOtehca, Tunlnrs. Dyspcpsin, Kidney mud Higd.
der Diseases, Chronic RhcNmnt!sNi md 0nut
Consumption, Gravel mud C.ltuuIOus DcposftSS
ntd varieties Of tho hhorn complaints to which
Hutnnttmcs nro Ktvun spcclura nnnles.
possesses tho curntfyo rowcr oyer thcso tilscnsrs
thut ftIway's ltosolvent furnishes. It cures
stop by step. surety. frt,m tho foundation, and
rst0rGs ttla injured Tnrta to their a0t,ld cndl.
tOn. THE WAETEs or TIFF nODY AttE ETDprEp,
AND HEALTHY nt.O1p IN SUPPLIED 70 T1iH srs.
TIM. from which now mntcrig1 is formed. Thisl1
th0 llrst corrective power Of HAtiwny ItUsulrent
III cnges WhcrD tho system ht,s been snliyntet.
and Mercury, Quicksilver. Corrosive suh1tmnto
1aye Accunulnftd aud become deposited In tho
bones, 1onts, etc. causing cartna ot tho bones,
EwGlllngs varfeOEo veins, ETC.. tho SArtnpartlltan
will resOyo away those deposits aui oxterul.
nato tho virus Of tho Gtaensc from tho ayaer,,.
II those who nrO taking thGso medicines for
tho cure OF Chronic. SGr0fu!nus. or SyphIlltio
discusses, however slow may hG tho euro, =" feel
hotter" and find their general health In1pr0y-
Ing. thGtr taeah IND weight increasing, or oven
kceptug ita own, in q sure align thnt tho cprn 10
progressing. IN thosF discusses tho patient
either gets better or Enrso,-tho Virus nf tho dis
ease is mt tnncttso: f not arrestcd and driven
undermine tho constitution. AS soon ia tbs
sAltsArAnft1.IAS makes tho rntlent feel bot
tor every hour you will grow bottor mud Ia.
CrsnSO In health, strength. md tlpSt.
, 1880-03-02

i,,Es II. ITO Gel, ,s15. .ss s, ,o0Gs SIT
Tho 1soarl desire to tonslcr tAoir thanks to the
emplnyts fur tho ItlelIty tnl cifitecy displayed
in tho discharge Of their duties. nnl To- express
'er 1as. Will tho Comply; a lu wv Win e Sio to to al
vunGo tllctr co!l1lc!lsntEoti. Owing to THO large
reductions Il freight rites lGccss,.ry tn keep y,
ln y.,,ir lncs. Md to meet tho competition nf
othcr inMt4. tl,u Cotnpny. did nut, until ncar tho
% he ec'is ill., rss'ltnx iro, liz npr"venont ] t IL
Tho industrial iMtoFcsts pt tho country. 1lnt III
tho hclief th"t IT, net c,rI|iigs rlllE tho cur.
lts necessary expenditures. and h's' permit M
lncrtatso Ut wages. yo,tr Hoard l,avc d.
s @ the !" st oo of AVN VI nox sns ill., es4,p Ss sp "s'
TO e,t nj rest vnrous rcportH hnt hi,ya bcen cir
oHlnte'l lrnn ttne to tine Il, ragari tn the sal-
rnny. Tho President, for supervising md direct
lug tho business nf nvcr 7,D0 miles uf r7lil,yny
and ca,nl, ut.tl TIM largo coMl properties nf tho
Iter nt,'tlm. and flint all aalnrlns nnisl him by
corporations controlled by yo,ir ta'tninny for
s scrsss IT. f. r." yr th1y M e sha
President could. Of t.oilse. 10 Ir,-rntcl ur,nnE
tlm various co,npnutes, but tho practical result
ton, his services antl toso IT MI tuo othur Esn.
Charge To- tho economical md ,'ille1uRt manNge-
inert f ~ tlo M1x11IaFs eS III "hloh you hfo 40
Thc rci!tions oi tho Admins Express Company
to y,!r Gnnpa''y are sinpy these q shippers
4l,i1ta IN responsibility ulnsn their trnc Under
arrangements a'terutie IN short notice.. tho
ytai. In THU connection it n,ny Ge Wrll 70 sato
thnt tho nut ruEunue received fritl the Express
.s,Mrnny II icy 6 showed a1 sssso y. saS OF 'noro
IN rt,gI'rl 10 tho ,isanf pa!u!nn pataco ours
nInn Your lIn.s, thu llnarsl desire to my that
sate SrS rrS n y sa. 2ssSS Viii to ms M e'sy c'a Is s 9h
policy heretofore p,tlxtlt,l by yt,nr Company:
, 1880-03-02
TIE CALIFORNIA PASSENGER TUs1~
NESS.

A1AG GS1AAAAH oi%NNl IN i.1A7' - ISL
NESS.
The NctEon hatl by tho railroads ccntCrtnE
II, this ctty md lin 11nicu u,u] Central 1artic
n,ttr,,o,fs rcrn,,,n1 t,o ,;;vis;on NJ nnssr,,ror
rates during tho night viii, tho Pacific Mali
Company Is ns follows:
Eic@astfl, .i'hnt In or,cr to cnnt,lo tho Ccntrnl
Hn Unto,i rMestle Isatsrns to successfully eo,r-
NJ business rroni tho Tasue Co.st to EASTERN
acn,Narsl poita. Wn ntittsrtxs thnec to.te 70
Mncm 10 n'en. sim a
tast ii Council Hlt,1r., III lilo rct,lrrti thrriEf,
rntt, IT.: On rst c|nss 30 i'er rrt,t; tn second
,,er ,, ~ ef rI,oN ~ ,x,er tiat m IT, n.inm
rnte c,st nf Council Illnlys un cn!I91Milt Dr. third
c!aas shnll or n'lt! that tllny lln i!lo Tickets
,innt s.,oi nthnr " rmstrtstIous nj anli uri.icst
business to intermediate, puInts. ii hcing IN.
!letsttT tint tn aoSf ratcs nly, t. MY
rutes tt, inst,n mn .i. .,t,,"r pi,ts Gilt Of NaW
york ei,all he na!e hy milling to thu proportion
sIst n' Go.sncs! l,!!fs tip xa It.,, ,aereeo W
a ~. 'm m"1x " u s t, tr,,ni. !s tr S M
tion t II tho frnEog !n,ss Of divisions aid rsy,-
intiona Oh wcsteioi'i,i business. "''' ~ a
trunk Iin"s wifi r,.fi,sn II, inin In thn nbnrS
nr.Im, n,,,i rn,.sen,",,tiv ttrr,. may IN, st;iI
further trUl,ni" rrEnr,I}I. lint bnsitlrss. MI.
II. t.. KhnImti. f;,nrrn; i'ass",.tT Awr,,t. n;
n av wy, is s'f WIT ,ho "r m o MHev @ If
h. r',1nr,if f., ,es.n.,,' lin ni,l rnis. iii"
lsaciiic rnn,s wo,I,j tfn,, IN unmrfu,,Iiy snnI,1
% w. u"nss N xvn f fts In fink 'i es .N !" III,
,n,,,r,i'nt "iIsns frnm f.n fIrt that ti,rac
rnMtIs Eet Il 1argu s],art, IT lie n,sn~ss fro,r1
Wrst,r1, minis rpIt,r in lin pnciiic Nfniii
,to i'oi kt 10 ni fI,o i"ec Ti,sItIs II, brin,y. @
in,r t,,e iiml,t with lin 1nrlitr Wnij Inn sp,fr
co,sc. , c. 's'' "'''' $''' ">'"~ -'-"' - " ''''''
a IN, waa 11nd rastorinr ,,;nr',nr IL III, .io
cu.a ~ ". WIS nlGst }ese'ny tn"t,ns ,,', w tho
superior coi'ft ny tuorft !l* ltnKcr hg'ill,st
+. i. llnckley mil tllc Chicago S 1owa llall-
I,,,. -, ton n,,, - ..,, ~ ~ r,.,.,.
, 1880-03-02

Bfr. Rusk!tl, who was thought. to have given
up leotnring. will te hearsi as9tn al Mnrrh II
Will tuko ~ btu title--vcEy appropriately to 1t
Fatrtck'a i>ay-"A Cuutton in El!akes." bir.
cat listener at Prof, lluxloy'a teccnt Iuetulp on
tholn.
, 1880-03-02


5pteta& Dtspateh 10 1Ao Chicago Tribune.
Iowa CRY. H., NInrcli 1,-Tho city Glcc-
ton passed off quietly. Tho Republicans
elected tho City Treasurer mud have tile City
Counril.
Spfeia! Dispatch 70 Tne Chttapo Ts1al!n<.
CEnAll RArlps, H., Murch 1.-The city
election WIS liotlycontestcl, t.400 votes being
polletl. ] IL. Smith. who b9atcd tho Re-
mblIgnn ticltnt lust fab to elect his fnther-
in-'aw, Henderson, ncnlAcIat, to the stato
lutte for Mayor, was elected oygr II. +. Mills,
Jnckson, Independent Delnocrat, Was elected
s1arsl,al over Lewis Republican,, by twenty
Democrats mud three Republicans. Tho bal
ance Of tho Republican ticket had no opposl-
tl0It.
Special ntspateh to Tbs Chtfapa Tribune.
Mc(iI.Euo,t, lN., March IN. T.. Kon-
ne.ly was eleeted Mayor OF Alc(iregor to-day
without opposition.
, 1880-03-02

Discovery Of Ancient Statues.
About two ycars since, In tho Island Of Melos
near tho spot whore, over hAls century ago.
, 1880-03-02

Flo OH your cor,ls with tho "Japancse Corn-
Filo." IT Hil surely euro aud end pain. Us cents.
, 1880-03-02

traye!ai wns II mile lcss ;,,,, than +, +,
was. 3l4 ,:fo,oso. MI Increase Of 2i.S5,4 ,4b5.
or nbont7 f,er cent. The earnings PEI. tn,s.-
srrp.r psr milo were a.ea5, n reduction Of .tu3.
n,ltl lower t!Inn ever before excert ~. 1S7!
Tic cnst was Lieu, n snylng of .Usa, though
passengers were carried cheaper IN every
year eincc ts7:' sase one; Tic Increased cost
Il due very much 10 a1 increase TT THO NUM-
l,rr 0f trMtns nil.t marked flcrcaso In Their
s;s s s. Et tEan r pssftngef &c.; sss w. in @
in n1,y yrnr since 1s7}. OF tho l4.457, ,!02 tuns
moved on the main linc, N,31a,M1. wcre cont.
I.ural freight westward showed THO remark
able Increase Of ~ PR cent: md through
freight westward WIS ul,c-tli1rtl greater.
There was MI INCREASE nf over 10 rGr cent III
ttle shipments Of coke and OF 641.tilh larrels
1T I'll. S,inr tttcA nf tho c1tnrlilnMs local
traffic of t!e natn !ne 1nay lm hui froni the
aia only 22,0isI,!+0. Or llttlo less ttlnn one
sixth. were through.
The following statement gives the result
nj tho lines owl,.Hl Or controlled hy ttle Co!n-
lElny, west Of pittsburE. md operated by the
Pennsylvania Company:
Expenses. b!ts'.SF' lbtls4sHtI'
, 1880-03-02

GpE&a$ 1{ApHI(H III Inc IHteHPD IfHTHHfs
NEW YoRK, Marci. 1.-lntcrcstetl parties
here lave received additional details IT tho
meeting Ut tho Louisville IL Nashville anil
the Nashville & Chattanooga directors In
Nashville, Mt whlcl, tho snla Of the OVENS
boro II Evansville and st. Louis & South
eastern Roals was determined upon., The
work OIL tho Owensboro line Is to be stoppell
Mt tluce, md tho Louisville H. Nashville K0nd
to 1IsMlessonylllo will ho used instend.
Mr.. Newcnmh saul tlle policy Uf tr.lnk-ltne
Will l}c fully cnrriptl nut oil tho line from 81.
Louis to Savannah, nllt that as soon as mr.
Ti2e2e's Wil So s s' 'f or solxtf isop Spp'ls"ft l ta
trnnk.line '' pooi. Thc 1' steui ral]s j anil nil
rolling stock ordered BY, President Colo for
the cnnt!eIlnct rnnds are to llD sold, md
oscr $50o,oW proilt viii lg retIlzcti; alsn iiat
tho c0lldtIlnc, rnatlS will hiring 81, ,O0j, 600 fl
t'xccss Of their tnst. Thsrc Is tD 10 no con-
soltt!nthu .f the Louisville ~ Nashville and
ngrcelnc,t tn rl,n five yenrs Is to he tlraWii
teorgia cent.ai % and Western 4 Xtiaitiu s ''''
GOING ON THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
For sOtne tins past tho Michigan Central
llafIroad lns been looking around for Il go0tl
aIsd efficient muii for tho position Of Assist
nnt General rassscNEcr Agent. The General
tiehet hiA las5HilhG! AESIA+ VI IliiS Iu'tls 4lTs
1lcnry G. Wentworth, l,as },eGn suffering
mill health for several months past. which
w,,s caused ltya too sseHtly application to
business. lIo needed rsat, amt without n
Eoot! md rulinb!u nssistn!lt l!o could not get
| it. Tho services nf u ll,nl lllyD ut last
been procured which viii sct mnttcrs
a!l right ntut giyu AFR. Wentworth, Il
! chance .to rpel'pnrnto hts brokell-.lowfl
| hcnlth. Afr. Snl!nel Powell. ut present AN
| stanut Genrral Ticket aiul Passenger Agent
| of tlio baltimore Il tli.in, Is lie mn,. Onn
| better qualified 10 I'LL tho position enul! not
| well l,aye BEEN scc,,retl. PREVIOUS to ills o,,-
| p9int,ncnt, Mr., Powell was thu t;aneral
llailrGAtl for over twenty years, anil @lle Il
considered anu Ut tho best tlekGt agents III
tic cnuntry. liz Is Just tho inan afr. Went
worth needed.