, 1880-12-31

trng tl,at tte nlstructl4ns placed tn ths WY
tlmAi;; anl Hl'Y|nls r's'!!Itlng trom tl.e
l.s forc!,l to remain. ,ion tlio train? ,'rlW
fact !. TINT to eyer, !!!hse ntnt! tic trafn u
ha4 bccn pntn tflnt tlIc sana freight, Ennl,
trans Il, succession. atitl 4t!le cfalin Tint this
" aecislemta! is st,lt,ly fNylsl'. There Is ~
nIstaklnR thu, ,nttiltltfe of. tic f'cnnsylvnnia
,ne,', Of uf tl.slf ..ltcen sasistae,inn over t1e
One las bit To visit tle yard nt Rtlcl, ttt!les
rs tlio f.altE,nnn. & Ohio tratus are not due
to becot,lc satisfied that It Is fnr. fro,u ny'r-
crowded. ~ such times there ts hut 1ittIs
lng upon the tragk which llav,. hardly fMcl
moved ftIr Il week. 1'IM ya,it II used 1lsninty
fnr freight rcEetyea fro'I' ntui delivered h'
The l'I,i!atIe!p,la, Wilmington Y ltalti'lnrr.
there nre always fr,in ten tu toxeii cit-
elnes II IN. ttt III or tae, nut Ut the r0iI.ld
lai!sc nj tilc exact ti,no tho Baltimore j. Ohio
trnills are tane.
vengeance. nl~n correspondents wllo RIye
thu tats IT tho d011Ins oil tic disputed nile:
truck Is ~ kegl1;nE with tho other portions Of
tte 13nics nrticir.
York wns .he!d rs, usual todlay itntil, THO
pe',sylrRnin lE'tteti llat arrived itiMl E;lhptl
M i,oHr's advantage oil tin way to WMsl.ing-
tar. TIE baltimore y Oh!o train was sulstl-
wtellc.! II ietwee'l s',i a'l;i Of! cars t!,r n!i
1nr1s. nflcr lnylHg tectl sile'trnckel To Imr-
lmtt the Pennsylvania limited to KD Gy. WIS
held here for tltset,Hunrtefs nf an hour, ard
finally not oil nhDtlt two hours lnte.
Lust nights fast trntn for the West lind IN;
through passe'tgers, md. Though i WIS dr.
tafl.ed MI liultr or niOrc, could readily make
!. up on tic main line.
THE CHICAGO d IOWA.
Tho Chicago t. Iowa KalIrond, running
from Aurora, ILL.,, TO Forrestoit and Rockford.
has long been Il bone 0f contention nlIlo,lg
tho original awllery. headed a,y Mr.. +. L.
ll'ncklcy, the Aurora Stockholders, and tho
Chicago, burlington l. Quincy. The latter
withdrew fts claim oil thu property sollle
time ngn, u1id since the contest fur the POS
session Df tho property has been wagHd be-
tween the 1finckIcy mrty aud tho A,irora
Stockholders with variable success Soma
months ago tho Aurora parties succeeded III
having tic KeceIyer, Mr.. 1lo!colnb. dis
charged by Judge l}lodgctt. Of tile United
Stntes Court, n!ul tile pr0Icrty turned nycr
to them; and they apl0intetl Mr.. Alexander,
ut present Division Superintendent Ut tho
G'sas esss s{aansst: s{r!'so" s uiisy ii'kty It sG{ py
however, were not satistird. and
tney, went before n country judge ul,d
0btnltgd I'M order for placing .Afr. tln1comb
agnln In possession, ~ Receiver, md tic
property was turned over 10 him nEain BY
Afr. Alexander without n contest. Tlln Re.
ceiver WIS then brought before the United
Statns Court for contempt. but the Court IT,
fused to Interfere, us no contempt could bt
proycl. The Aurora pnrttes then asked tile
Appcllate Court to grant Il s,lpersedcns from
tho decision Of the country Judge, which
was granted. But THO 1secclser refused to
give Zip possession, ai,sl therefore tho Anrora
parties asked tic Appellate Court to cite Mr.
llolcatlb befure them for co,.te!npt- The IT.
guest was gralltesl, and Alr. Holcomb, tic
Receiver ri tllu Chicago IL 1OWn, will have
10 appear before tho Appellate Court next
Tuesday alstl nccount for hts action. Tile
ANrOrn Stockholders uxpect tn be pIuced In
possession again after tllu hearing of tho case.
Should tho Aurora parties b. successful and
the rOnd be uRafn turned nycr 10 thehl, 1t Is
believed tllat they vii! sell ont their interest
IT, tito Chicago, Burlington i Quincy, for
whic! line the road forms n llutural feeder,
mud to which 1t will prove Of sottc value.