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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
II THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST

Its main line runs from Chicago % Council Biuffs
md Omaha. passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La
West Liberty Iowa City. Marengo. Brooklyn.
Grnnell and Des MOnes. the capital Of Iowa.
with branches from Bureau junction To Peoria I;
Wilton Junction To Muscatine, Washington, baiT-
ncld. Ed0n, Belknap. Centreville. Princeton;
Trenton. Gaiiatin, Cameron, Beavenworth and
Atchison Washington to sigourney, Oskaloosa
and Knoxville keOkuk 10 Pennington Bona
p1rtc. BentOnspOrt, independent Ehon, ottum-
wa. Eddyyiile OskaIoosa, Fella, Monroe and Dec
Muiucs Des Nones 10 Indianola and Wintcrset;
Atlantic "a Audubon, and Ayoca TO Harlan. This
~ positively the only Railroad, which owns, con-
trols and operates through hne between Chicago
and Kansas.
Cars. which are inferior 20 none, and give you a
double berth between Chicago ana Council BUNS,
Lcagsuworth. OF Atchison FOR Two Dollars and
Iitt, Cents. and . section for Five Dollars, while
aU other lines charge between the same points
I:ir"p Dollars Ter "A double berth, and Six Dollars
for % section.
What viii please YOU most will be the pleasure
ri cufcying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful prairicr of Illinois and Iowa, in one Of
oar magnificent Dining and Restaurant Cars that
ACCOMPANY an Through Express Trains You get
~; efi'i-r meat a. good is served in any bTst-
class hotel. tor -eyenty-Bve cents or YOU can
order what you Ike and pay for what you get.
Approaching the fact that majority OF the pcd-
Pic prefer separate apartments Tor different pur-
poses and the enormous passenger business ~
this line waTrautInA IT.. we are pleased l." an
iiutElce that this company Ft~ ns fAIAtE
PhItfE DI%INt; CARS for Eating purposes
ono other great feature OF our Palace Cars Is
PALACE CARS arr. u,ut through % PFC
~. sygssON and IE.S IN WORTH
Ticket. Via .ht- Line, known as the
all Ticket Agents In the United states an
For Information not ohtaiahbic al Your
4 I1INTtS ALL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11

THE tail, fair and fragile-looking prin-
cess, Blanche d'Orleans, is going to
marry the Prince de Ligne, who, although
not of royal birth, is allied to several
reigning families. Princess Blanchei is the
second daughter of the Due de Nemours,
and is the frequent coloranion Of her
father in Paris society. She Is the only
remaining unmarried granddaughter of
Louis Philippe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
At a Funny Lecture.
[Burdette in the Hawkeye.

While was lecturing at Washington,
I saw lady with an intelligent, pretty
face, and bright, eloquent eyes, that were
rarely lifted toward the speaker, and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
(iubhsheo February 10, 1880.
CHATTER q.

AN ACT empowering commissioners Of United States
courts 10 administer oath- and take and certify the
Acknowledgement OF deeds and other instruments
in writing.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented IN
senate and assembly, do enact as follow:
Section l. Commissioners Of the United States cir
cult or district courts -idiug In the state Of Wsoon-
sin are hereby authorized and empowered to adntnia
lister oaths and take and certify the acknowledgment
of deeds and other instruments In writing, Ia the
same manner and with the same effect "a " taken or
administered By court commissioner OF tue circuit
courts of the state propided however, that before
exercising the powers herein conferred. such court
commissioner shall tile with the clerk Of the circuit
court Of the " in which he resides his certificate
of appointment as such court conmissioner or duly
certified copy thereof.
Section q This act shall take effect and be in fore
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved February II, 1880.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
Watering Narses.

The Berlin Hiiitdr- Zcit,ag prints mn
interesting paper on the watering of
horses, n subject, the writer remarks, to
which too little attention il given by
officers in command of mounted troops.
The practice of allowing horses TO drink
only once day, and then i'll the evening.
which liz advocated by many because il liz
III vogue among the Arabs, IL strongly
reprehended by the German writer, who
points ont that while in Esrope the
horses ration consists almost exclusively
of corn and hay, the Arab gives his horse
dntes, n variety of plants, and even milk
Fed Ms they are in European armies,
horses should, the writer maintains, be
gwen water three times day, and they
should be allowed each time to drink M
much rs they like. On the march, also,
horses should be allowed to drink when
ever circumstances permit. Formerly
men on the march were strictly forbidden
to drink; but now, on the contrary, cR-
pociSlly when forced marches have to he
made in warm weather, care is taken
that they shall be able TO obtain water,
M il is now recognized that the body
must be compensated for the moisture it
loses IN II proiuse perspirntion. As with
the man, 80 with the horse.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11

IhRp PAT MALoNEy coming into the
Office yesterday: "Lottheries are bad
things to fule with, Mr.. Edditthur.
'Ti2, ger, very bnrdl Tina brings the
wust OF luck Thar was me brother Mike
invested in n lotthery and drew 81, 900,
and the very next day Biddy VIA doom
with twins; and Mikes leetthle dog. that
lettble dog as Mike thot the wurruld of,
bruk it's leg, did thepoor craythur Bad
cess sez !, to lottheriesr oil GIN
Dcyvfck
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11

smoking ShltftN where You can ENJOY J'bl
Havana Mt all hours Of the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by tLi-
line. and transfers are avoided ut Council BlnnH.
IaayenwOrth and AtchisoD, connections belF
made In Union depots. -. .,,
THE PRINCIPAL X. X. CONNECTIONS o.
THIS GREAT THROUGH LINE AXE A. foi-
AtCBrcAGo, with all diverging lines for the h"S,
and South. -.
Al ENGIEwoon, with the Lake Shore Mi''h-
gan Southern and PittsDuIR ~ Whyn" a hh ~"
At WAsurSGros HEIGHTS. with Ptrsbu'a, 'm-
ALA SALLY with Illinois Central Il. H.
At PEORIA, with T., J., u ~ D. o. - o.
W; I'M Midland: and T. I. 4 w. Hnlroads.
Al ROCK ISLAND. with western mon ID, H. 1"'
Rock Island & Peoria Railroad.
At DAvENPoHT, with the Davenport 4 N"t'h-
Al WEsT LIBERTY with the Burlington, tedur
RAPIDS 4 Northern H. X.
Al GRISsELI. with Central X. X. OF Iowa.
Al DIS MONIES. with II. VI. * 1T. Dodge " w.
Al CoCNCTL BLUYrs, with Union Pacific u. T.;
Al OMAHA. with - A Mo. X. X. X. On sch
Al GotrNBrs UNCrioS, with Bufingtpu,I n'sit
RAPIDS 81 Northern IL v,
Al Or1TMWA with central X II of ioWH. 80.
Louis KIM cry & Northern and r.. Il & . H. td'.
Al kEoHrk with Toledo. Peoria aud NAtefNs
Wabash, ard - IOuis. hcnkuk y w, u u,
At BEVERLY with Kan. '1ty, It j. n =, u. u y.
At ATrHIhpN. with Atchisou. Topeka x S1iih
Pc; Atchison * Neb. and Con. Br tnion P1t'tc
Al LrAvESwonru with X =. ana Il. tea.
H. Hds.
RIA.DEs aoivEs, COUNCIL BLuFF.'.
Gr.a, xoek Island Route" are .o,i by
d Canada.
home ticket onicr, address.
, 1880-07-13

Sptfta{ Dnns1feh 70 IM EAted4o AfaQ4n*s
,sAnx1A4 july l3<-Tais mosulu9 about 300
O'Clock tho stpu1nor City of IT. CatanEtneH, Capt.
tcAaugt, cotllded. with tho American atean
u,.rgo George A. Marsh, OF Wbltc Lock l'plut
about forty-two nltIos from hero. tho CITY ut
st. Qatharinoa was struck near Ito bow and went
to tho BOLTON Inslda at tlftcatI minutes 6ho
liud y c.lrgo Of. Banerul nIe.phat.diso and t'Sa
horses, bound for Chicago aIl of which woro
saved and brought hors this ovenlne about
Ss!eh sas fortunatoly III sIoso Sy ,ho ssfne q liz
disaster Ut. ,ho tamp ot tho Collision with ixo i
th.ri,is. .oasel away ts9n .i,o guy. and ths Ie
i biult fn,ln tho ltust. The Mar4h VIM so ls!dly
damaged TINT shI hhl tn l1 tnWet! paek " Fart
IuroH By tho tug ttust. nlld sl,c nov Tics thero
whiting % 10 dsefrt. 1a,s cH,,ao Of tho o9!slt't
Tho Mnrsh answered With Two whistles, hut
II Was thoA too latu tn tnailKo
tho course. It ID stated that tho wh!1sle- sYnHls
cro not given In sl.'ieieat time. and 91aa gary.
blautp viii do4btioss " ,..afio appage,t On On ~.
Mr. IT. joptl. Of 1T. EathArlnus, alsa was Insured
ltatcr-Tho laust run agrou'ld III tue river oplostt
, 1880-07-13
FELL OFF THE-plER,

.The body Of uatt WINS found ut o'clock lnst
evening floating III the lake ls.tween tho foot bf
tlllnola street ind the~Northt ts4r. 1t had evlr
IDENTITY ,been In the wateF Gatssa short tim2
Papefs found In tho pockets would indI'
william F. Kelley. ID. Tho ,Aeeeased was
about B yeara Of aye, and waa etpd in = dark
uoat, Kp,ituoky, 1caas pauiAloo,it. whitc astck :
70 fko EofKuS t1 awatt Identification aud Ind
Cnnt,ers 'lpguest. Later In ths even.
Ing the policeman. whe took sho MHiy
man was nccdontulty drg,whtsl while
tu pathiuk. Alexander sl.up.'n; C"ntral lark
arut.A. aud Luke street: ). u harlAs, rear u
Dry.Dock Cunpnny. on ths west bunk Vt the
river, between Polk aud fIArrsthi stEcnts, mud
Joseph Muluaull, UuyGFnnlunt plor, cach saM the
accident, uad Will bo Wttnssos bctore tho eoFo-
u4Fs jury, -
, 1880-07-13
SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH.

6pFetaI HsapaltA 70 3@ Eh1ta0o 1TS9aHss
DLooxsa0roh. ILL.,, July H-op Saturday
Ilcnry JoslyiI, QUO ct tho !uuhtcs OF tue
soldiers urphans' Eome ut Normal, iie<l under
peculiar circumstances, Dr. White, tho surgeon.
being convinced TINT tho futRl u,aiaAy WY some
peculiar affection ut tho heart. On Saturday
afternoon I}r. White nn,lc y post mortusst e1-
ut1,tuutluu aud discovered IN tic usceu1lnE yenn
, 1880-07-13

~ "a t,,or.1 or splinter Of tough wood piartttE
Xii, iha nppbslt walls uf the Rrcnt artrEy
I'D nrgnE 1t d!rocty across the eenter. mho
}n2 i,st1yery Tho like Ut which has never heo'l
Known 80 far q sno rccors .how; n'tn VIZ W.
evidently ose BY psfysls re s,rys. NY tns
GENERALLY Thought that the thorn ,entcIcd BY T.
nn,tnniuro through tho skin BY ~hlot tho thott,
'sfO,Ii ~ rccdlcs and other foreign substances
IN IN heDU moved, =.
, 1880-07-13

i'afe. vc: tTs s sanef tsat d s rss ser Tseos
irsat SSs sts!' oy II e ,tt .a;ea tat x1s5 SpTs
portei" 10 tie tho rcturna alow:h iiat a ,.,,s
fscsxs 10 yS,ss 9na s+o sn"f s.e po n's the
s1;s + ~ sst Ss'ns WHICH,
was e rcad: a;"' W. '''.. S .'F. ....,...
sn y As e S or sna R' ses
adae II frssa that tho fas,. oat1nat h. rT1sl
md oefefa! inyntenton; tassof,'re ne r. o,,, ho /,
sSsGg ss,n aessr ss}erfa f9sis, S assso t'r @ '''
ALL, Cullctton sald tho tesolunoH "@s o"s "
rho Chatr held that neither Of tho reports rec. rec.
commended action, hence the resolutions weFo
xiii Swift asid Tic reports, tsd reeon,t.,Gnd
Kill Eh"rsy suii to duty q ,hs C"ns INCL ~% 1s
e"fe returns sers re.urn: q 9.t S} the The
e s e . TIE sai%1e,a If ,e i" 1ss
Tho binypr sul,scqHG'tly wth.tfuw ~ W. s.,H ,',4
and Aid. Iltdroth's resolutions were tnfo~ho"''
and fhg reports wsre e tMks,, u ,.p' All, s,,n,,cr
whether Il wl* fact nf ny UNI ~ ' ~ ~. =,
uon further t!cferiTu; h.. u,..,,,,,o5 hi.
Az svsr vosr fenea s1 enne nn, ns M Hal IL inv event
hc wn!l!il " on mana 10 n'ec' h'e ft"ou"te"s''
s'yt ~ nteW eW1nEcr.bon, un. ,n foyor of action nt
| mr. hit tsnwrecd with tic Corporation CDlia-
sa antrcly d Il, whether tho rotur,ls wore re-
| fttrns or mt. .ffe believed tho returns wcrc
fr,,ii,i,fcnt and hIs Ol,1nI,u oil such siibjcct
| wHs az ia n,ucn value ne that Of anybody e[spA.
| T'fr ensures In tho returns satisfied him thAt
thcrp ,vlig something wrtI nilts. inv nr NJ w.
he ~ns r. tnv11 OF Aia: nsauser n.nS S"ot J."
nal letting hctirntn ho tae ct,'ts.'tih. ~
Ain hurley wns nsto0snoH ~ u tni H. ,nr. ~.
I Aid. Wtchefshn1s tn pfoposlnR ~ "t IL ~ ~ ,,
still who received the laftest wv ~ ~. ~ H Sot
testnE and Melt on tn uEao ,'t an ~. H. fosv III
nN t one at,y t;e. 10 ,5n vnts md declare Mr
Mcqr"th entitled 70 h!s scat: ,o,;7 ,,.ar o,,d
Az: N3on wai.sa a ~ ulG 'r3ant ssp9a ma mottcr md
ahnn1d NJ @ be pri@ntGd. @ I'm ronor+ or ,h, Committee
WIS by No nenns roilox nt tno M,u'tnun, hMun
opinions ht "a MeMpe.s. 3MtIG nHnn. o w
ntGh If - Iao thn iuW III nfpr dccIdinr
, 1880-07-13
O.. II. Il Il. G..

Dun11Noroa, H., July 1e.-ArtEoles Of incor-
pnrattnn OF the Chicago, burlington 4 Kansns
City Rniirun.l Company hayo boen fled hero.
Tho incorporator9 are prominent cit!zcns Of
],oaton, Chicago, and Burlington, whose pnr-
puae It is to ps~huse tho burlington l. South
western llailroad, whirh ts soon to be sold under
n tlcoree Ut court. md extend 1t to Kansas City.
Tho rona Is now In uNerntion a. distanco Of LII
miles fson, nurltnxt', H.. to Laeoslo T. 1. w., L.
R:,nd, THO necessary, capital has been securud.
md tho extension to KnilBss clty IL to bo n,lae
" son ~ tho. lcgs,t prncqe9l99a VIII permit.
Tho xuryeyA will bG camp!ctol thls Week.
, 1880-07-13

orr,t,u Of TIE CntEr sIuxAL OFF1cEas "Asli-
1SaroS, D. G., July l3-1 n. n-Fhr Ionnessso ,s'
and Tho Ohio valley, c'cHr or party cioauy
,,cnriv sintIonary temperature md barometor.
For tho Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
,vcothcr. occasional ruins variable Winds. most-
iy westerly. stationary or hisbcr Temperature
"i Enr III II" It,pcr Lake region and Upper slsaa.
s,nn VALLEY, i,urtly cIoudy wenthor " tho npftm
nnrtiors, occisiutiat rlln snrlaEtu wlnis. mes!ay
tnutliwestory, stationary OF lower temperature
For tt,t Lowrr Missouri vntlcy, clear or purity
cloudy wo,ither, wnrtn snlitAorly -vehrsn8 !"
colder northwest Winds Higher oAronsc1es'
LOCAL oh'h"' t,iIicAuu, July II.
, 1880-07-13

11Eep1
WASHINGTON; D. G.. July la-Tho intonso heat
ttlll continues, this being the t"chsy.s'1tn aaY
M nxtrnar,flnnry wchthcr. A comparison of tho
nrcscut with past summers SHOWS that to this
tI.uo ttoro has bccn greater nuuiber OF bot
days than any s'mlAr soaspn ean show TOR
scoro Of years. Tho Thermometer at o'clock
this mosuing was q, For twenty-hve oonsectl'
tIve duyx tho Thermometer llas measured s11'na
u degrees to g0x degrees, aonKcr continuous
season Ut hot wnuthes than has over hren noteu
In this city. For eleven ut those aeya the heat
was rcuEsfurcl ~ over DG deXrDcst for eight '0f
t!ie remainder rs III degrees and over, on ono
Iuy'only going u low u 81 degrees
, 1880-07-13

spsetal Dispaleh ta Ths cAtea9o Trtbnns- -,
.EtAls, ILL.,, July E.-Oa, HatnEs|ay u 1uRn
named Frederick Thompaon, frum England. WIS
drowned whtlp fishing Ut Fox Luke. InoU1,stxa
wus manufactures of Ini'l machinery, and rame
III this country To bo prtssn.t Ut tlo lute Mtllprx
U.,nvc1.tIoa, which was hGil ut Ejncnnntt, q.
The body il to to elbNlnted ulid srnt u WMkq-
tIrld, E.iEI4lad, tnr lur4xl
MlLwAuIrx. WIS. july I-nnslny tho storm
, 1880-07-13
A stEETING AT WOOSTER, o.
Sotef1t Dfsputth 10 he CAteaap Tribune.

3rrrsnul.o, Pm, July la.--A bIg rnilroad meet
ing was held in Wooster, O.. this nftern0on. W.
E.schu,entz, William, Van Kirk, john q. Holmes,
D.. ", G. Carroll. J. II. McCrpory, ,and W. H.
Townsend, OF tho pIttsburg Division, wero prcs-
Ont. Tho conference was entirely satisfactory,
an,l tho building Of tho now road is now liked
fnct Four hundred thotsana out Of S80o.Do
i,As bcen rn{sed. Wayne County nuw llc&s 0ly
*V,oo Of tho $40 oN, tho amount ,!acessAry ~, f"r
ylsl1il viii be elected on tho 9Th ist. Thrco
Dlreotors fstn oacll division viii thon DO chosen.
thoy to ohonse seventh. which surcn Will he
tho Executive Committee. Citizens who nrc
anxious -fur railroad, connections With Chicago
nro1n good spirits over tho prospect.
, 1880-07-13
n,o,ratcr ranged from 100 to l0 IN Tho enaoo
duriug tho middle Of tho day.


fpsesas Dhpatth to TIE Chteaoo Tftaanft
Krokuk, H., 1uly 1a-Tho tltnt hero to-day
bus bcon intense, tho thor,uomotort fanR!ne lI
from o. to 1os IN tho shade. i as poen ,t,. tno
wnrrlcat tlny Of tho seasou. Cno atlsc oh aun-
etroku has been reported.
, 1880-07-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
.,ptetat Dhpateh to 1'hs Chicago Trtbuns.

NEW YonK, July l.--AFFiY0d, tho EtaIop1a.
fsoln Glasgow.
souEi,Axr1ox, July 12-A1Flsed'' tho Wesef'
from Now York.
Quxxssrows, July L. Arrived. tho Celtla,
{rain Now York.
GaAsaow, July 17,-A1ivcd, tho State Of QeoF"
:. s.Noyll1x. July lx-7-ArEsyoa, tho Scandinavian,
from Montreal i.
, 1880-07-13
WASHINGTON.
The Operations CONNECTED will. tue
IIetirottlonl OF United Etntos AIohdk-
Tlbblcs nIsd tho ronca@-1nvaSlon OF
Indian Tcrr1sory-4Appointane

1.o,fro,,,c,,, t,r United Etntos atondk-
.,., aeosas a.. r,o.ca.-t,vusln1. nj
IlbDlcs Nfu thc fuu" .s.' W
Indian TcFflS0rf-1appoAnl'ne
efxfotla.
an,rtst 1t,rot4h 10 1ns chteapo TYtbuns
~, s oMs.as ospu.'' ~ r. 1,,,v - E1ho trrcnm,ry
"AsnfSoToS' " Cr 1.iY ..'.1ao ana...,.,'.
Department has prcpaseo statement saumtue
tIro,nan+ ma roy,,ndnu of tim United Htatos
s4onsus s1 H., ..a.,.t - i,torost s,,el tv i'm
p6ndSs anu 'Au nulo"Ht " '"'e'eeS ee -. 80 80
transactions. The outlro amount snsea W tuo
srfuudl,1g from Dec. i, 1871, to July l. 1850, WaB
tt,o vorv nrvc ann of s6S $50 l68, THO rcrcont-
.lo W. so.s S..a +.,, -. NJ. ,,on+ r,ho tntnI
hgo saFe4 fan8uu lfu " @te. qS,st. FL NJ -" s"''
amount Of bonds refunded ls Sl,o03,bat,ah'
Tho projectors of tho Amorlcan N1oaragua
Cnnn] snEeme horo aro yory enthusiastic this
s'a:.t.r. osor ronortu ,rbIrh were rtoeIyed to-
cFeu,2 osoi tGTotes s...a .e,.t - t,rn.,
daJ1from Cnpt. fheipa, VINO "as eens - ~ hu.ope
tu confer with tho foreign fFlenda OF Inc ontce-
nrzo ontl tn 400 whit nrosncct tborp wuB Of
r,r,nnor confta, trho 'tnformHtinn
,.r, ras,i piima IA fhat ia imIsatoii t,as buttl
ast Etg.; goaaastgt,i nnt1 tfnt 1n vii rri,.r 10
sa. nhLG.5 :s ~. iso,t AMw Wifh lin nnnnctni
,tsssa n Sus ~ no achne,o ussi,roii the DorxntlJ
lnasE{Gsu y. anu VIII 'sn ,ft,T1,rfsn M thaf
I'ar., 10 ,,1cr vii i, ut,T onbt Tilt to cIni
lI9' u. ~ ,'ts @ thcy h}r Tint nrr"nTe,nunts
VIII VIII ~, ~ ., IT. t.,v ,ai, tha fl r. prsmGt. 10
W! W , ~ ~ sont"ni n,nafrt,n1tfn ~ fho
a9,, .n0 "osA VI a4' A*sAA'
, 1880-07-13

sp<elai Dt,9uteh to Tn CHICAGO aftSans' 80.
p4yxsro1rr. H., July l.,-Tho hcnt to-day has
been oppressive rs 1t WAS yesterdAy. tho thur
niometer Indicating 0l degrees. Twp fatal easos
of sunstsuke arp ruparted In this clty-J4eop
Ileenbcrg, ugoh M yours, forgtnun 10 t9paca' ssa
Warehouse, and btdses 0uhs, 1T years OF aSo'
&terk In q clothing AtuEe.
, 1880-07-13
BASE-UALL.
ALBANY, JULY 1z.-Providence, 8; Albany, q
DON'T ABANDON THEM,

At G:45 ycstorlhy morning James nuttcr, Of
No. al Vest Mu1isou street, found a newly
Torn male baby Lying OH tho front door-stcps.
1t waa taken to the roundltngs' Home. THO
physician In charge Of tho Home. In
yiryY Of tho great mortality among, In
fants during thts heated term. desires
It to he nude knuwn TINT t1t,ee tnotbors thtk-
inE of abandoning their babies will nIso ho ru-
ceIyel ut tho Hnine TO nurso them until thoit
children nrc ndopted. No questions will be
asked. md everything n,nde as ugrcoAbla Us
possible for tlQIn.
, 1880-07-13
RAILROADS.

sUFFEtt'Su euonilN .!.r,"..a,, las
Tho southwestern lsa'lroad AAs'cutuo1 uas .s
hutd many hot meetiugs snco its formation. bYt1
rnno In onmnaro with tho ono held yestcrdax,1 4
-. .W.,,tsst.,,,cr Mt1g,cv.s o,on. nut tho heat
q. Gu.9s,'r s,s,.a y meotnn ] "a. io{ cneoniercd ~
exciting debates aud hart, work rs on forf,dt %.
cosinns' II was a icRJtl,patc, genuine scnrdff4B
49,. ,vh,nh ruiscd I'm ihnrmbn or In Gt4aiflta-
sloDcr Mt13lcy's o'lico 10 w 1nat tay ..rt
Of tho Association felt ncomfortHD!ot apa Tor for
III a niooi To cnEdgn IN tho cxEtting wore toE
Wnicn tney unn ae'' sso's' '' - S,ant sfnod Il
St. Louis h1ensoefs. nonf useI htos ,3,rt,s. and
much o1tt9r 'tnNn thn -; III rT,tt,,ciur
tried to 70 safens.GS .enSr ,rnst of,nIrntion tlf
rStcuaoMo GAp.Gs9 s,n,ss ms.,tt ffhn n1lsvllIIed
Chlca4o o. summer rgs, ,o+ tno thnrnc.
M!ill4F;sls suee i s;atnreI niHT,t IL deg moro
, 1880-07-13

Special Di1rateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Bosroa, July 1:,;---1f. 81. 1lstttnn. tue Manager
Of tho Eastern Division of tho Nav Ynrk Il Erin
1iallroat. and superintendent OF TRANSPORTATION
tpr the doraosJutot rontl, hns rcstpi,ud to be.
co,up Superintendent and Unilcrll Munngcr Ut
the Midlnud ltaitrpat OF Now jersey.
, 1880-07-13

Iron In t1le Hood. Colt1cusa LtebIEsE
Li,,tt Extract of IlppF cnrIches tic blood, n!2s
digestion, cures tlyapepsla, nervousness, dcbsll-
tt, nnd ftu1ulc complaints.
, 1880-07-13
s1,rSoFIELD, 1LT.

srn1ror1Eip; H., July 1.-THE t'eatoa term
still continues, mud tho temperature IS inesesou
to-tlay. Ttaro arc sovcral cases seI,oi.eu y.
attnstroko among tho harvest hanost e"s "'1s
ala fatal 10 flr4
, 1880-07-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For eoastipation, blllouencEs, inAi-
1owel Regulator. It ncts like IL ehnrml. Re-
suits: Pure l,looi; hcMlthy, complexion, clc1.r
hend. Price 10 cents. Depot, northeast corlet
Mn.ltsun street xtd Fifth Rycnuo.
, 1880-07-13

The public will. bnyyarc OF n frnulu-
lent Imitation Of Dohbus' Electric Soap now i,c-
luk forged on tho market by misrepresentation.
ii win ruin any clothes washed with It. Insist
upon having Uobhns' Electric.
, 1880-07-13

dpfttaR UlIVdteh 10 1Ns G"EsaaV 3't"0'S =
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 1a-Thero haso oeen
1lyu yayca of sunstr,ke hero to-dhy. ouo Or 1mo
u than Will probably provo lata!. 1ao tns'-
, 1880-07-13

f,EOAn 1tATIU81 INa
soxt,oI I,t,pafeh to The Chftaro Tribune.
. cspAu nAp1ps, 1a, July 1a-This has been tne .tI.
hottest day Of the ycat. Mercury JOG In the
shade. 80
, 1880-07-13

HARTRANFT's.sECuRITIEs ( 4
PHILADELPHIA. July E.-Tha surcties OF Qesi,
HArttanft Justlna&t to-dAy, IND it0 &unura
look tho oath u uil1cc " Collector of tho Puit.
, 1880-07-13
m SUMMER RESORT.
hat Wave from the Furnaces Of
New York and st
Louis,
I|ne Valuable Suggestions on
Different Thermal
Topics.

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1opte9'
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r;.,.a Wall ,e f.omnatad with The {
s568l'sa9 FA'.1s a,... c,,,.s
~
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srsat noat wags tsS. 10 sSe ~ is.'k qao sss
It t,:t present ra1 o past % hro s
ays sne ercnly has notoa II, LIE. t,,s shss; her;
hn linen and como homo with satments rolled
~. J., mt. cxccntiona,Iy and oxtraordl.
hot IN. N laeu; ~. cte'pu to aIsnarauo cd tho vHrmh
|a# lt tho regions to which the vcathor~
EEfi&u Is beloved to DO drifting, In,
Eds aoross tho aory ch"s,n, and aerso on .as The
snn,ee, On Ts,on hat .noy Il has SEEMED
s mo nottef ~ le.,.n nnsa,1nl tefoPe tho
ES4nted ] torn IN sot In. The very memory thereof
ItttIc hui mn mn nna1aya,lon now. Tho hoatod
# a's Is Gas ae1e aas esoa so.a long enoaga fsr
aontx means to stay nws a en,oy cogc1m
Ss';t' 3faaa II Is tho part OK "'S'''' ""N' '''
EVAN ever present consolation ID that it might I
Gfs$n dcni sorse. In fact, 1t has been worso hero
A M o",,n, tho,,vl, II n pleasure to state thar
ek., NJ Gan ioan sxncetl,nRfy rarc Oppressive
;stha 1h hoas rays % have icon. helr too ,nsmine,a
= a!1ntn hhs uaen 1nitnn hos ncreifnjiy tanioI
Ra ih'o thc GtI,oumt of stored-up profanity
+ tSat wn,li t,tberwiso haYo .beel 1lrr uir. Tho
s94ay a1os ~ ,,hn tSa int fcw tays Umbrellas
g fan. ~ hovo nnna into geuornl favor. 80 have
Il &9e tS a.tns so t"rsnwn cunrs, md nd ooilnra
,,9Y wcrr Ilssnrcti Gy iii sensible pctplo
st,,t Son,. t;,tniey after the fresh pair don'ict
& ~ ths mnri,inv ind nttninctl tho iinpness Of
|ArEor than over by The inyantiot Of few ,E. now
thes Of doubtful utility Lhe nss y ~, .,ynI
nhs aenGsGu t orino nMu Iii niaht. and in loo many
nnses. fir Into tho night. With moro d!scrlinna-
A|tion liz tito matter Of guzzling, thefo ~ouao OF
4 course .,,, a,-rr rr,,vn
4f:h4 HAVE NEEN Ah13 eH HNHA%HA*SNs
, 1880-07-13

t1 DENVER ~ SOUTH PARK.
ST. Louis, July l2.--lrlvnta dispatches re-
cotyod here announce tho camplvtlon OF tho
Dcnycr & South Park llaIlroAd u Ltsaa1vIllo to-
div.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-28

bales the week before, and 1920
bales same week last year.
The total receipts of cotton at all
United States ports to date are 1884,
0j9 bales, against 4,423,373 bales at
this date last year, and 4,221, 757 the
year before. Excess of receipts this
year over last, 47O,6S6 bales. The
stock on hand at this time is 2lO,07b
bales, against 13l ,942 bales at this
time last year, and 96,474 bales the
year before. The foreign shipments
to date are 3,736,568 bales, against
3,4O7, 7S7 bales last year, and 3,29S,774
the year before.