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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
TEXAS.
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VIII sail from Morgan City on
WEDNESDAY January H.
1dTNs FOR C0HPUS CHRISTI
FreigDts received for above ppint reshipped
at lndlanoa by schooners and through bills Of
lading signed.
Jigh erage to Corpus Christi and Bragos tif
any) ut tisk and expense Of consignees.
Freight for all tho above points received nj
the depot OF Mcrgan's Louisiana and Teyas
railroad. foot OF Lafayette street. daily until
u, m.
Tickets and stateroome secured until 8 D. m.
ut agents' office. or ut The ferry landing, on
morning OF departure.
Through tickets will be Issued from this office
TO tho princinal points on the Houston. Texas
Central Railroad, on the International and
Circuit Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
Railroad,
O. A. WHITNEY b 90, Managers.
ool II Corner Magazine md Natchez sts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
A. Experts.

LIvERPooL-Psr steamship Marina-7os bales
, 1880-02-25
TIE COUNTY-DUlLDING.

TItE Joint Committee nn Public Buildings and
Sfryco holds meeting this afternoon.
l,nnERr SITUATION md George Dcat arc being
tried III tho Crln,lnal Court for attempted 1ar
ccny.
TIE Grand Jury held two sessions yesterday, IN
which they hcArl sixteen cuses finding suvon
tr,.c bills, scvon no bills, md passing two.
TiioMAs IfoaAs pleaded guilty in tho Criminal
Court ycster:Iay 70 ctty nrceiiy, asld WIS sent
TIE County Clork will to-ttay n!yertise for tho
vnllta vatl!t-tlN,ra. l1ckE. nnd fllstngH for the
new Court House, tho bids to be sent In before
uoun ot hlurr& |.
.Jur,qE JAMESON. decided TINT tho Criminal
sustaining tho legality af tho statute passed lst
yearglvlng Jurisdiction to tho Criminal Court
TIE County Trcaslircr ycstortay,. received
n,uey frUsn the Town COLLECTORS 0f the follow
9s s9se elssfE; :S, LIE, @ @ sds hsssdea, n4ih sSS Ex
Crlsn!,,a! Court yestenlny, Of wta'n the fo'iow-
Murray, lnrccny; anil John Ackcfmai,. burglary
IN tho Criminal Court yesterday James Gticu,
tho "pepper-thtc pctltDnch lorM, chauHo OF
part ii J1tivca jameson. Gary. smith, Hogers.
Tulcy, and Moran. This gives tho trial Of tho
cnRn to Judge 1}arnlitn.
TIE County Committee on Public Charities
held a meeting yesterday afternoon, Mt which y
variety Of routine bus!neas w,s trilnsacted. a
number Ut D!lls wcre audited And several passcs
were allowed to pcrsOua leaving tho city. It wIls
decided to nluw two extra wntC!itnch ut tho In
sumo Asylum. Tho question OF cifcct'nx M In
s,trnEce nEAtnst tirg Upon that building WIS
Ing snd t,u done In tho ,nlt tcr until tho Iitil-
lng bud been supplied with better protective up.
rlltlilcrs. 4 elhlri WIS presented and tAhlutl
from Il man lln1ne.l Etchnfd fur reimbursement
In this gum of 80 which he hnd expended for tho
l,oar Of h!s wife, who Is ill tnnlto OF tho 1nRane
Asyll,m. a discussion upon tho system prcvhll-
lux 4tnonH tho County Agents bnnpt1Gnrtes nf
tntlnK Il ssnnlIcr quantity of better lncnt thRsl
TINT Gltlcd fur on their tickets resulted in The
sn ncnt eo,,trutnr ri 10 M st tho Standardization t Of
ll,cnt tickets, md in tho future to supply np-
pIicnnts with exnutly tho q,lilliy Of neNt which
tho ticket called for. Tic nloesiny thon nd
ttulruntf.
, 1880-02-25
CANADA,

Grsftdt Dtlp1teh 10 The Chicago 7ftture
OTTAWA, Fob. H.-Among tho corr1l0r-rumors
ID ono that tho Government cuntenplates with
drawing from tho hanks Of tho country tho
right to Issue tholr notes bills III circulating
medium, md to rstnbltshn II National Bank Of Is
Rite,-pro!n.tIy utilizing tho machinery Of tho
Innk hf Montreal. II is claimed that IL ia for
tho maturing Of this Aohemc that Sir a: 7. Gnlt
u.anv,lt ot!lcial attached 70 tho principal nun
otMsy & istI1nioa nf the nonnon Y! .,,, ,no
Sareh l. Tho doSor1or:uensral e II md and t6o %
vision to tho preparations for tue coming OK
li1!ton. Tho' Ml!lrlnis or I+orno h,s donated az
Allnn talnlour Sll0. nuts,ltsr of contributions
of hsgs order OF incrtt h..yo already been 70.
i,,,vii. eaoh cant riItos n,a,i,ies Of akntehcs
\ deep interest lH being nlkan IN tho exhibition,
M.ul tho prusMct ii, t6at every Province In tho
''o set ~ t'es ~ ss % '?"'eS 9st cstts 1rtun
TORONTO, Fob. ~ ID fow months agu con-
TIL paes st%,S c,weS f
aGoHt Nlaxar..' 'Fails Into sort Of lntsrnational
l,e.lon is tikely to 10 tnken By the Goyernt,ont
uc Nuw York, antltiio following ia tho substances
Of bill witch hns ll,s! pnssed tho Ontario Leg
felt by tho uthorties ot tho STATE of New York
und q .Ontarlot Of FostnrinE the SCENERY sur;
at muk!nx strenuous efforts to, prevent de-
terioratioit, ~ We!l rs 10 a!nrd to traycicrs
tue Krth1uul accomplishment ct tt,oso PURPOSES
ttu t,tl EtvRs authority to tho Minister Of Public
% @"lss sfs @ aks o. ss ws e e na ny
:Ercm expesltu,.t; nna for thy acquiring of such
lands and arplrte,nInrct, tho Mlhlstor 10 en-,
hGfu4 Invested with tho ptWrrH OF tho Commits
, 1880-02-25
ovcr: Luke shore. 1e,45' TINS, .hnst: Furt
short; anu baltimore l. Ohio, 3,75a tons short.
A NEW rt,i1SK LINE.

a company hna f,con orHanzc't under tho !aws
Of tho Binto Of Ncw York to hutld II. rnllronsl
from Ilohukcn, ly why OF Catsktll md syrac,tsc,
to llutfnto. Tho Original company. whic3, Is
knnwn IN tho New York, West shorc s ChicuRo
Railroad Company, wns orgHntzed In 1870. 4
portion Of tho line was grNslcd and aboNt *
milcs Ut truck hid. Tho pr,pcrty waa sold Fob.
Z, 1871, ,intlrr proccss ut foreclosure. 10 pnr-
chnstt,g committee Of tho bonlho,,lcrs. THO
cnpitnl stock uf the now Company hns bccn
axcd at tx, ,oup Tho proposed road In to rttu
fr,m II point on tho shuro If tho Hudson River,
along tic 4ank q tho styer thrn,'El, 1'iern,ont,
NERck, ffavcrstrnw, West Point, C1takil1. and
Sshel.cctnsly, nrd nlong tho south sl,nro Of thu
10 iiiiialo. Tho Directors Of ihe i,ow Conpany
nr; J9serh Tnol, Jancs Il. Johnsou, II. !.
i'enne|t, snti' ds"rSe j. s!!aiweli, q Naw York;
3oh! i; pngo. Rutland, VI; DNnlcl y. Wnrrcu
an,l WI1ls rne!rs, srrtnRflG!1, Mass; Thcsaoro
Vt: n,l' Values u. Andrews, Cleveland. o.
It is believed TINT this rtnd Is to to In tho III
terest Of tho nrcnt Western nf Canada. Heprr.
scMtatircs q The inter Company, Il is ea fiayo
agreed n luke inrHa amount Of tho Coipauy's
h,>tnss, and rcrhnJ,s f9rt Ot tho st0ck. The
construction uf tho rtmd Is to bG commenced
shortly. It will hnyc It's terminus ut flobokcn.
, 1880-02-25

Mr.. GoorHc Rhulaud. formerly Of tho Michi-
9Gn Central, has hcon appointed Master
MuchAnlo OF tho Lou!syiilc, New Albany 4 Chi-
eago Nailroad, with Headquarters at Now AL
Dqny.
Mr.. Fred Farrlngton has been appointed
Claim Agent OF the 0oucral Freight DepNrt-
u,ent Of the Chicago, Noek Island & Pacific
Railroad IN plaoo OF George WAtors. ros,g,lcd.
Tho rcgl1lar monthly meeting OF tho lnan.
agers of tho Fust-FscIght Lines running over
tho Northern routes add tho 0cnotal Freight
Agents Interested thorcin was bold ut tho Grand
Pacific Ilotol yesterday. Only routine business
was Transacted.
Mr. George Augustus sala, correspondent Of
tho D1gu 1tltdrurh, OF London, Eng, lott this
city yesterday morning on tae California; ex-
pruss Of tho Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad.
Mr. Baia, who IL accompanied by his wife, Is on
route to san Francisco
Dir, J. II, Wood, Ggnera! Passenger Agent of
tho Chlcugo, burlington \ Quincy, buy Issued !
llranoh Of bis Company hay recently boon GI-
tended to 1}es sloi'ics, a., and ia now rcQdy Tor
uu sa!o at Des Mo!ncs To al principal points on
, 1880-02-25

k,.s,
M.o ~ p@ssntel nruee, M" ~ !" y .'n kep. sI
h"sHt" t, sE "G na ~ an.t ~ Sh ~ III III ~ I
Jn;e't M 'ey' au Ga's"itCs ~ t''!t i ~ VI ~ ~. ~"
ycnra 10 mvrc tllot1 t,Ily fur Tho cfp,lge,
r... ..,. -. ~" ,s.,,.
o..,'ar VOTE nn ln 5ia ntgo T. IT,
RtSssA st mna tno yg - ~ ~ y
nuW s.une nsNi1Mgnrss a w! NC , cans't.Ss ,u. III
tSw NV. N.Y. ann ~ .EMEGs fent1S, M IT. t @
@ a. h,t ~ WY NY ~snuSAnMtet ~ ~ H. aau n sII s 1'
Moou oe'n8 uscui acco9'l'H9 10 tho oE'RHh"' oc
e'ss. ..
AMOs1 tho ln,ldfn9.pcrmts tasued ycstprt1ny
wis ono 10 MOhtinnllu Ilrt,s, to crcct II twE-
stnry dwelling, Nh. III nnsht0t street, to cost
Sa,MO; ono I'd Il. Ouscttkn, to erect a cnttngu,
Dnshiel street. near Thlrtcth tn coat 81 ON: nnl
ono 10 Greet II fnlr.stnry warehouse, No. 16G
Like street, to cost $3000.
r,,p ,,,oth. to .,,o .xoot cr,,ru s,t,r,tov .rcro
III, against il. for 1872 n 1s for 1S7s Tho prttl-
cipnl causes Of llrnth were: Consumption, -;
drhthorn IL; commissions, II: aeArlut-fuvpr, II ];
meningitis, D urutlp. q; old EEe. b; ttrppsy Ai,tl
I,puition, j cach rhruatl nccitionta, Z; aud nl-
cohollan,, i.
s,slt ,. o. @ tnu tnnt thnu iii Mg H. s, to tho
s % '3r 'nxiny Gy VI" Ia ~ II. T. s.o ~ ,,
H., Ha,t ~. IT, tnn,.F H., Wn;i,, thi.n ~
.'..S LIZ aMSm."tsy, NIL t Nt anu m"'"o sn'"H II ".
i"s:,.l nttnlHts SW,n.y G'snu ~ ,ta. f. % stm as'''
te'l'e ~ stnc"I'the'' no e@''a'o'tto 1o' 1aHeost'
C0,&rt.Atvr wns fnnde to Commissioner Waller
yesterday That tho Chicago & Western 1ni!ana
f&n{lrNH1 hNj n1OfpH tho AtijpWNlk9 NDur StrNllft
, 1880-02-25
SIXTY YEARS MARRIED,

PALMYRA, Wis, Feb. 34.-DcMcOn joel II. Peck,
agcd ST. aud bis wife, aged 70 years, ycster,1oy
celebrated ttoir s!xtloth wedding anniversary.
Four generations wcrn represented Mt this we'd.
ding anniversary, SIX Of tho seycn children
born to tho Dcncot md bin VITO nro still living
and wcrc present: Mrs. II. E. 1towc, OF palmyrn;
Mrs. A. G. Chasc md o. d. Peck, Of Wisconsin;
Mrs, II. +. hforrict, OF Illinois; George II. Peck,
Of knslens: and c. II. Peck, OF Port Huron, Mich,
(}ener1il Munger Of tho Grand Trunk Railway.
Tho rnrty arrived Saturday In tho privhto cur Of
tho latter,
, 1880-02-25
CHEYENNE TO THE YELLOWSTONE
PARK.
Special D.spateh 10 1ns Chicago grthutn


OMAHA, Mob. Feb. .a.-A surveying party loft
Omnha to-day for Cheyenne to begin B.1rvoying
tho new road to bD built by tho Untoi, pHclte
from Cheyenne TO tho Yellowstone National
PHrk, tltstNnco about 950 mllcs, Ut which about
1s5 1ntlcs Will bG constructed thls year 10 tho
North Plato River, north Of Fort Lnramie. A
brunch OF this nIn limo Ia nso to no built to tho
l,laclt Hills. Upon tho completion OF 100 miles
md tho erection Ut shops at Choyol,no worth
$ah,0cO, tho sum OF $4,000 In bonds voted by
Ch1yentla will he delivered tn tho Union lalultic.
brunch road thirty t,ilns lung will nlRn bc cOl.-
Htructc.i md completed FROM Echn to Park City,
utnh, by. AUGUST. tipping the Onturlo silver
nt!ltnH district. prnnO!reea to ho one Of tho
richest and brst-Fnying IN tho world. Tho Unlnn
Pueblo tHa also nthor important protcrts in
viDw, a.ll which viii bo announced Us soon Us
ArTuf1XItlG1ttA cnE l0 nCrfcntEI.
, 1880-02-25
HYM MFNFA1.

Special Dispateh to Ths Chicago 7rtbuns
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. st.-A very p1cnsant
Rathcring WIS thRt at tho residence Of Dnvld
Hart this evcning to Witness tho marriage OF
El[as Gttct, prosperous Young IIcbrow tncr-
ctlni1t uf indianapolis, nnd Mlss lMchcl foust,
OF this city.
srteiai Dtpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
= -Dt.OoMIN0ToH, ILL.,, Fob. H-:Thls erenIrg Mr..
KcplIuger of CnrItnvIl!G. n lawyrr Of ti'lt city,
formerly student of this city, nit, Miss stolLe
Il, Ayers, daughter. Of Mr.. Joseph Ayors, II
wcro married in tho presence of q eonnpnny OF
frtcnls, among whom wero 1nnny from this city.
, 1880-02-25
THE USES OF POETRY.
1>Pe+ urt tyH NInE1l

.,.,,., ~. INV. ',,... w. ..".''s H., .,,,
ae1!verca 'ccu!fe yes!eruay evo"'ns N ., 'no
acctnrc-ro0m IT Unity Church 10 y inrNn ana
highly -nrprcc,uttvc audience upon "The Uses
of p,etry" IN hIs o,,cuInv tho lecturer sail
thot 49,, s,,,,,c ,~o, ,,n,, ~ fn ia ku rnr, nj
tn't u'o "h'iie ete''.". u u'"t 70 N"'B"oh ~
uses. Everything tiiht exists t. Tor some rsi.l
nti tho futllur.t 0i TINT cnd Is IS nso; ntli u!
attilstnE my slnlctt .nD Iheston ~ ~ ilskGA
Nas, what purpose IL WIS meant 70 str;n!
N1th!,iK eoAtl E1s9 y aecrer or mnfo he!pi
III! insight in!u tne Wnrklhg hn!ufp nna
, 1880-02-25

IN ttrnw up suifntIo resolutions To he presented
With tho 1ntltlnn tn tho EtnInrIl.
4 cn!nnllttto Of thrre wns nprointct tn ctGlt'
l0te "ti1tlgcrs md nlvcrtisn tho tinHt meeting,
40 that DhrgGr nttcnlntce might In hhn.
The fncet1ng t1icf, adjourned ~ tNcct Sntnrtihy
evening Mt tho klttr t)ucr,
, 1880-02-25

C1NCINsAr1, Fob. a.-A. J. Smith. Secretary,
has called meoting Of tho National Association
OF General rnasengcr Ticket Agents, 10 10 held
hero, beginning Marth u. ThH btsIllesa will be
70 discuss atld arrange passenger futes
, 1880-02-25

The Eldre1ge Sewlng-A(acliInc.-- leads
Sold Of, monthly Payments. loo State street.
, 1880-02-25

Chicago Times: Tho millionaire wcars The Mo-
ChesMey u e0ts; money ennnot plrchNse better.
, 1880-02-25
WORK FOR THE HIGH JOINTS,

Considerable excitement prevailed among
rullroad managers hero yesterday evening ow-
ino to rcnnrts rocotvod t1,,r,rrr +ho nftor,<o,
ti that SERIOUS mis,naorstan.ltng naa arisen BE-
Of lbo recent tral,o Et @ % btcon M s Tho
New york Ccntrnl and flo Er1c. Particulars rf,-
unr1u thc trouble co,,I,i MI h, ic"r,,c, I'M II
is understood thAt It nrose from diaapproynl on
tho part Of Jny Gould ind tho members. OF tho
sy,,dicnto Of tho aarccinout which, thoy cia,n,
" - sh'l, " tasc peoh ,n,ae oy vanoefnilt ~'tn-
out consulting thom or taking into consideration
nrrcomcnt, II Is e,al,nsl. i, nil in favor of to
Erio ,'d 4 ~ ~ - o H.. - ~. ~ W to
yors the ntter because i a s aututiv mearnr @
h;s Interest II, tho New YorI. Centrnl, rho
troubles uru saa 70 bo 50 serious that they aro
ea % o poo seo a Sc "a u" s"oSe1 Ssa
railloaa stocks md securities took l,rxo nm.
in @ tese ro # w o no1s @ at tfso tho
'eoes s ~ t%"ra ,v m ,, so ~"
transacttng important business regarding pool
Ing whom fight is likely to bo lnaug,,ratcd.
hut whether thoro ia my truth in tho ahovq r,,-
,oss Or not 90 much f, ~ certain. TINT tti9 work
n tn .e aver efors Ind tpy viii VII @ Il ea..ssin.
nat & = .9 ~ M 1 III
t II S ~ Fa ta mxe oas n,
"a IT, ~ H. ~ eass t ~ ~. n.!M WGs.
] Tilt tp business % il not caultby and iairiy sIIs-
trIa.Sd ana TINT sscrmsntions s, haye pes @
ts ~, iia, ~ tG T. e; a1 49, IT, lily lily
I,t ~ H. iM,ue.e fro, ~ snhur' ~ ~" ~ s. H.
s9lri hvGr ponts Gomnl1ss,o1ler 1 , Eink c!,itns
u.s luz Gn'eMH1 soans nasT pSu!t S.t kue'uH ."Hc!
ninte tMah tno!r sa..tu u tnan o'nsness, .i a1u
a II s"u INV, T a1 ~ alt ~ th9
Sivcf palnts should po sent w y LOUIS Ino
,Weatofh mGrch,listS ana anlphofS ats noe tAKe
hdy @ - ts ihsr "f1Raeft; asass M eg @ r do fixn f
ortSr tIoy y,. la!ye 1con .,ai a,a! aro nov
setang t Melf =. nusess s's 70 tn,cma" n nnve
hlr. Fink y pnwcr!css 70 correct lns. as 10 eut-
my u!tctt business Co!isiAct ~ !hs HI pEnt. All
" 0ta9r . tshn1e ossts ~ 1eRa 10 1nU s m
loli!s T.. Eorlncf!y the th!cnKn Alien Was tho
onIy EhicnRn !ne thAt recG,9ea hly business
Tor r. 1@t1s' LOU. anu ~ Rnt u mr ceht. snnao
1na ucitialuca nortion OF lha ~; i:olas niia-
ness, .tla iea oniM was ErHnsta. Ihis r9Ad Was
aMaiao.fah ner colt OF tte oaannss, n!lt u
tho Alton percentage, reducing tho atterH s!,Hro
10 ont - por cent. Ihis W1s t!nne ~ ny. Fink,
o @ " Is SfS t ns be so sss acxtter tene cesx Ss
otler ChlEABu TtMd wore AwA!tict! ehhro Of that
business the proportion of tho Alton would he
stisi further drcsoass;l. Tho ;At'"': or calsr9,
clniny t1lAt It WaR t1ot qnly untlt!cd % II per
Ter to tho trunk. .line arn!trl.torB for udtMlicn-
ton, but thus tAF nothing hNa been uOne to
roct1fy fllU Aiton's wronKs Tho InnnARpEb Ut
thls rpnd now refuse to tlayo anything moro 4.
do Will. @ @etst-bound Or wcat'bound pools until
'hHs 4 III sso tus1G sInc TINT the mol hos
, 1880-02-25
SIOUX CITY ~ ST. PAUL CONSOL1.
DATTON.

4 Director Of tho st. raul !; sioux City tatl.
rOHsl Ia authority for tho statement TINT tho
consolidation OF the Chicago, ST. Paul l. Mime
apolis, Northorn Wisconsin, and st. Paul s.
Sioux City ms finally cons,,nlmRtcd vaA In pur-
suancc Of IL plan originating in st, Paul 1vo or
ssx months ngo, and which hns been carried
out to tho letter. 1t wns Horace Thoinpson's
eehcmc, tho gUncrnl basis Of which WIS fully
ngrco,' upon before my Of tho officers and III.
rcctors went on to Now York, and, with tho cx-
coptjon of anitnre and cents, tho whole innttcr
was substantially complete boioro Horace
Thompson, died. Tho st. Paul Pioneer Ihtsy
states On tho very best authority thnt every
thing tnat w.g nskcd by tho Sioux City isoad hila
ttrcly in',epcn1ont ono; lilo Chicngo 4 North
western hna nothing to do With II; tho hend-
whiln tho now President, vho will probably be
Mu Eusteru t1latt, will retnnve ia st. puul aud
tnke chnrEc Of tho management uf tho new Coin.
pnny; The nFs,lr.llco is confl.ionsly given that
Rfnpet! as they nre, and that coming evcnts will
Paul wcrt only acti1Atcd by II desire to bpncft
tho Interests ok 1t. Paul.
, 1880-02-25
WAREHOUSE COMMISSIONERS.
Special Uttpatth 10 TIA Chtenro Tribune.


FrH1NoFiELp, ILL.,. Feb. A.-The Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners mot to-tlnr to CON.
shter ra!rnad matters. Commissioners H1nltll
mud Otcrly were present. Z. Austin. Of sublctic.
notified tho DoHrsl tat hls complaint agninst tho
Chicago, burlington & Quincy, for cxtortton,
Ind been satisfactorily adjusted by tho Co,u-
rany. a general complaint wns ,rccolvctl from
Thotnas Judd, In behalf Of tho people OF Wcnonn
ind vicinity, alleging oxtortton and unjust dis
elimination by tho Chiungo & Alton and Illinois
Central lsoufls. Tho l,onri decided to hold a
session at verona T4estlay, Marot 4. to he,ar he,ar
tho shattor -nf tho complaint made ty
tho People of Paxton. Chairlun Smith wns H.
guested to visit tho Illinois Cetltrnf officials at
Chicago and nscortaIi! wh4t nnswcr thoy had to
nuke 10 tho complaint l1c WIS nlso requested
to Interview tho Representatives. Of tho Michigan
Central anti sceslro som0 dntn!t Ans,rcr ~ to
cri1ninatton 1t Ioitot alleged IN tho .Kuowlton
case, md tlccttlcsl agutnst thcrn by tho Bourt!.
Chairman Smith WINS nso requested to visit
I!eeyilo md investigate tho published stAtc-
tMrnta TINT tho rnt4de In st. Clair County werU
rnottcnx unjust dlserim!nasion ii tho
transportation ar coHl., After trnnanctng
s0.no routine business, the board Rd1ourned.
, 1880-02-25

Croton hugs walk OF mil die when luck s.
Rnynor'g Moth Powder is blown nt thoI1,
, 1880-02-25

Tnik not Of wasted money! Money mover was
wasted By buying DaWson's candies and cigars.
, 1880-02-25
The Status Of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids &
Northern.
\ Now Trunk Limo Talked OF
from Now York to
Chicago.
Proceedings Of the Railroad and
Warehouse Commission at
Springfield.
Sioux City & st. Paul Consolidation
Notes and Personals.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS ~
NORTHERN,

1rTT1,F 1rr,rre< f.1.1Sk1, tfA1yYna ~
1.,,,,,.,,i1t.nS
rho ,,.,,,,,.,..,,. 49, ,,arn.,t',.., ,,o,o 4, rrv
inc prsietloi, hcfeto,ofg y, nnao IN s,a LIE
lsapllls e Northorn to tho Chlcngo. Rock Island
4 1,nc;tta would not hc ratj,,c,l i,y thu stock
t,,i,tnra h,ro t,,r,ot nh cnrr,ct 'trhc nrnun,
'ule ns'n - eurMt,' ~, eoius ~ y. ..,. .,",'
tneetin8 OF tho stocKholacrs waS 'elu III Ccu"s
to rtiry tho icuso. >,Outy 15,1G7 votes wcro cnst
IN f",r NJ n vitio - ~ ,ntca vntti hnvc ,,cnt,
] .sn =. ~ "".' "'o rs'' ~" s"|-.. sIS...h n,t,o
necessary 70 carry tao rr"!'ct .nlonRn. 1ne
following Directors wcfc elected: G. 1,yndo,
I,nrItnutnn. md +. " Dn,vcy. Drs M,lnos'
e.. .'.a ,oa..,. ~, -, 1,.n.as,. nlit ,,n.t,,,,o
For tHo pFeeont INC olu company wiz coistinuo
tooperute inc rol anu thG t'ld policy VIII prob-
ably be continued unit! sosno nrrItgo-
mrnt rcaardInu Tho tlnai dlsnosttion Of
tnsns ss"sns o ' 1., ~ ,,ra,,s,t ~
.ue ptup'tis c,n oo uee4.e" "ir,. - nv picse.s
holders OF tho STOCK. Thcre cAn DC
m doubt TINT tho 1lnnl outcome OF
the fight for tho poascss,ou Of ttLs road wilt re-
pre'lleted tint 1t VIII be divided up ninnng tho
Northwestern, Rock IslAnd, Burlington aud
Milwaukee & st, 1'n,,l Roads Tho light for pos
un.s1o, 1,ot,vnon Noeo rn,tra .,,h nnrtso,,lnr1,,
w' 'Iesv Is"t ,s' , .u .as
been most bitter. About ak months neo tho
announcement ,yns m,t]e TINT thu Ch1car1 l.
Northwestorn hpil leased tho prouerty. This
chaaca enhs'dofab!o exestemo"t "honR ING
partic,lnrly .listuatcful to tho 1took Island and
iIurttrytnr hoou,,ar tbnv ,,unl Tho 1trc no ur
i,,tit IT, IL Pni M, 'Si Mi,n1m,M,'ts "1vtth
shn Nnrtiw.atcr,, T., ,rsaszznu ~ tl'n ,'ronnrtw
taoy w,,,ld hnyp i,cpn % eli iii fnm 1t. Fail
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-08-07

his life to his country's service, and
if that had not been enough he would
have stretched out the sacrifice to the
grave and left it as an Inheritance to his
son.
: Ist. Louis Globc-Democrat.|
We have never looked for anything
else, though we did not anticipate so
tremendous majority. When the Re
publican party rejected the hero of
Appomatt01 and chose for its standard
bearer snivelling hypocrite who was
commonplace in war and a Pharisee in
peace-when it spurned the most bril-
liant soldier of his time and took up
with courtesan in politics-it courted
the defeat which has come upon it like
an avalanche. The Globe-Democrat
warned the party that Grant was its
salvation, but it chose to follow false
guides and has come to destruction.
Yesterdays verdict makes Grant the
only hope for 1884, but it is by no means
certain that he will consent to marshal
a force Of stragglers and cripples. Not
a Republican will be left in office by the
fourth of March, and there will be moth
ing left to rebuild the party on.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-08-07
An AritlanetiCal Omen.

Mr.. w. A. Taylor writes as follows
to the New York Sun from Columbia,
Ohio:
The story going the rounds of the
Republican papers about an eagle
alighting On Gen. Garfeld's house at
the very moment that he was nominated
at Chicago is a very pretty one; but the
only foundation for it is the fact that
a sparrowhawk rested on the ridge pole
for moment. Possibly he was looking
for a Credit Mohilier grasshopper. Adj
hitting the authenticity of the omen,
the eagle should have been departing
from the house to make the Roman
augury good. But even then the omen
would have been far less ominous than
others. Take the letters of the alphabet
in their numerical order from 1 up to
26, spell out the name of each candidate
and number the letters in their regular
order, and we have the following as
result: