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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-04-10

But little track has b. en- laid this week
owing to heavy grading beng encounter.
ed
We have received a number Of i-tters
in regard To thu canvass. and mining this
Wv-k, but owing 10 illuess nf one nf our
comp0siIvrs Ne have been compelled 10
work short handed, and leave out con i.
siderable Of our most valuable matter.
the once famors shines Of L-sdville
California, Rrt playing out. These mines
have xlways lacked Of permanently; ur-
rike our miuss here III Yuma county
winch have every requesits for first-riass
minus.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-04-10
Pacific City.

Mr. g. W. Norton OF Pacific City. sends
u. the following mining items; it is just
what We waEt, very thankful to him for
the same, and hope he will send every
week by the same mail.
April, 7th, 1880.
Ed. sESrINEL:--I send you q few Sill
yer District Items. The angular line of
the survey of the c. & S. D. r. R. Is fin
lshed, aid tbs engineers are taxing the
levels.
Gilchrist, Flint and Downy have struck
good ore Ia their mine called the Mis-
souri,.
The Iron Cap drift on the 200 feat
level is in 10 feet. all in good ore.
Work Is being pushed on the Silver
GLANCE, and some very rich ore taken out.
No one at work on the Red CIowd, on
account of it beng bonded.
Copeland Is getting his furnace in good
shape, ana as soon as INC SIehmei ait'oS
with hi. engine, will commence smelling
Princess ore.
The Princess shaft is down 60 feet and
is what the boys says, is lovely sight
all metal.
The Oakland boys are jubilant over
their prospects, and say, they have
enough to camp by.
Mr.. Hughes is taking good paying ore
frota the Black Rock,
Make what you can out Of this, and il
you want items from this place let me
know. Yours Truly.
CIV. NORTON.
, 1880-12-30
SUICIDE.


4 Young Girl NeMr Scranton, Th., Com.
Intts IL Nllsdced Involving u Eo,v Dol.
1ar*, md IInhgH fIerseff.
Sp<eiaI DIspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
HCnASTON, Pn., Dec. :D.-The suicide this
snornlng Df Elln Higgins, Is yelrs Of nEe, the
t1nuEhtcr Of miner residing mt Sport lflli, Il
subilrh OF D1nnore, t!enr this city, by hanging
herself. caused much con,nlntion nM0ug tho
residents OF that viointy. Sport Ilill. which
during tho pnst ton yclrs Inns bcon tho sccI,o OF
mntly startlinx tragedies, commands Wow ot
thu surrounding country, and Ia covered with
rouRtIy-buIIt hoitsrs, nil occupied by miners.
Stycrhl dnys ago tho girl purchased u few dol.
lars' worth Of gaods at ncghborlng stores. say-
Inv that they weFo fur tho wlfe Of
Charles Grimm, n nc'gAbor- Mr. Griffin wus
found his Wifn did nt.t hrder MnythnR Ii0 told
thu 9tl'A relatives ur what slto il,.tl Done and
Ensd ht would Go compelled to l,AfG horArrrstuA,
Yesterday ayoniny liiRRtns wont 10 tho ruAi.
ttD.nent. Whom ha returned 10 his hOllsD tho
Et'iie to the e!nssa OF relatives fur thu tight.
a,ll tho Hlrl hull nut arrived, Tho nInlr Ind
tlr.'wI her lntu u state ut r.clnnchniy, hut iler
iNther did not expect nnythlng serious would
wr.it IN tho tu.iAo to sec tho KrI nnu f..,iud hor
hanging tr'tn bean! tn Hi upper t1Nil, Hl,B
IinI apparently hecIl .e,!sl for several hours. "A
.sirnnE rtocu uf .ropu ha.i been ihruwn 0vcr tho
WA s,sNc'Nle,t few ieet frnm tho tioor. Ilull-
ttrcds or lGDpo were tluI0kIy at tllU seai,e, hit
tue XIII was LIFT l,angliig I'LL n'slock thts oyen-
unMho To hold ~, Inquest till to- morrow,
GlSGiSSAT!. O.. leo. :.u.--J. A. Eurluy. nt Iuf.
la1b Gnp, rt1., WIN WI. Ntllnlatcd tu tho Clnc|t-
mat. ilosl!tMl Inst slon'lny, suffering from
cutting Ills thyuAt,
, 1880-12-30
INDIANA.
Mi ~ - a.
Special Dhpateh to The Chienp1 Tribune.

Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chieapo Tribune.
1SD1AaAro1is, Ind. dec. .0.-Tho State Teach
crs' Association continued lis session to-tlny,
cnrryinu out the published program 10 tho
letter. Joseph Cprhnrt, OF the State Normal
School, presented n rnper or "Anusyttcnl Ncntt-
tng," rs long rs II WIS exhaustive, In which ho
Travelled over all tho methods OF tcnrhing road
Ing. Prof. Frank 7. Adams, Of tho Central
Normal School at DnnvIllo, read paper OH
"1.essons from thu Life Of Shnlloy," which pro-
ynkcd good deal Of discussion. Prof. Do
Motto. thought MI shcley's trials wore duo to
himself, uftor which ho reviewed bis cnrcer III
scvercly critical vein. Tho fcaturo OF tho
educational exhibits Mt tho international FIX.
position. Mr. Campbell is Of Wabash College,.
md, awtug To- his rra.nlnence III tho Centennial
Exhibition, his i,1rer wns lstOned tn nttcntlycly.
Statc-Sillerintenlcnt Snhrt urged thu Impor.
tuEce Of hnytnE tho StAto well represented ut
New York III lHS3. fIe said tho exhibit ut Fhiln.
tieph!n drew great attention tu tho Stnte, nnd
tlat .hc results haye boen very ;l'lvnntaacoNa.
r. r. make !ho next ono tar lnnre c9inplcto.
lns. this, Judging from tho work no
Ind seen In tho course Of his observation ut the
StMte. lte enil thnt tho expenditure nr 81. NS)
wni,ld ne tho beat Investment tho Htnte could
tankc. THIS evening tho l!vv. y. c. McCMilncl
acllycrc,! Tits lecture on "1'he ScIoncu ot Child.
The stint. College Aasncsntiom selected sho, fol.
lawng officers: President. Dr. Alexander Mar
tin. IL Ashury; vce-presl,ient, Dr.. Joseph
Monru. Of EHGlhnm; Hecrefnry. prof. J. N.
tnltlcr, Of Wnbneh: Trcnaursr, prof. 4. Ii,
benton, OF Dutier Untvorsity.
, 1880-12-30
LIFE In WASHINGTON.

80.168l-Cl,r1sttilnn at tho VVhitc
tfonse-'Fhe British LcgntloM-Dlplo.
1linSlc Scnndal-'rIlo supreme Court
An IrnAcihto Judeo-JuHttce Harlan
Veteran Acnnsor-t;en. bob AciacaeI1
-EdnltndR OF oriu1
Abscntcca-A .C1lr1stItimN lIoN-Tao
Frencl LcgAtlon-Our Chinese Elplu.
n,ats-Itonxlng Spanish Dipion,nts--
A Cabinet rrod1ctlon-I'rod Douglass
-aenatorlal I:lcctions-'TAo Iuaugu-
Tatl0n-AMluHeniGntk.
= spstidl Correspondence Of Tns Chtsapo Tribune.
WAslI1S0rnN, u. O., Dec. .0.-Chrlstulns came
this year III tho oll-fasiltoncd way, whipped In
his clonk Of snow With jewels ot tho pttrest leo;
and never was 1t moro r!cnsansty celebrated in
this metropolis. Tho hoyH-espectaly thnse 0f
tho cotored psrsllaslon-b[ow horns mud. iirod
pistols; tho churoh-cholrs chanted carols;
and there wns genuine exhibition Of
hospitality, aWcctly tomporol with charity.
THE NEW fKAH
will fnrnlah ni,r nGxt sensation. Tho worlds
drnma-fDr all tho worlds a BtllEo {snyE 6hMks.
poarc), md me,i nro only plnycra-no longer
opens With stately prolog, but tho whole stagc
Is an tndlsor1tntnata htIrry-skurry from tho
start. Fifty yean ayo Washington corrcapolltl-
ents could wolgh tholr wossls with caro-. und
xfvo judciuua optnlpns ull whRt trAIspircu.
Hut now we are borne along on tho tide OF pub
lo. opinion. and ono must Uvor go 0lwHrsl, like
tho Wandering Jcw, regardless OF whNt ho mny
leave BY tho wuysidc. As waye after wave rolls
UP upon tho beach, oach eflaetux NIL traces Ut
its predecessor, what Is nows to.dny ia Of no
value 10 q newspaper tomorrow. Tut, MS wa
stop IN tho threshold Of 1881, Us Janus wna rcp-
resented in tho doorway Of his tempIU, looking
forwArd and backward, even II Washington cor.
respondent can Indulge In bright hopes. Hero
IL our Nepublio. th!a lard Ut
MANS NEW YOUTH,
where thoughts, feoltnga, nn,l hopes, like cities
and towns, aro younx where tho uutlacltics OF
fancy 50 soou become tho snhr,etlcs OF fAct; md
whcr0 thu g0-ahnad spirit tnakea Tho ultfMatu.n
Of to-day tue Antllno OF Tomorrow, ,-n lrw iii
tclltgenct, q new morality, q now rcligton, will
bo developed in tho life Of evGry true citizen.
Pcace vii! reigR. not Iuorely for ccUnomy's sake,
hut becanse Of a Mobor human heart; and phi
losophy mud llfe vii! be brought into right rtla-
tfons,-humaNiziug mud onetxiziuR 1uRn through
every ugency Of Intellectual supremacy und
progressive knowledge.
At TIVE WHITE HOUSE
ChrIstmns.eyo WIS JOLLY celebrntetl. Mrs..
liaycs went out In tho snuw-stOrm h0rS0tf nnu
selecteq Kilts for sas entlse household. It
, 1880-12-30
A1ISNESOI'A

Special Dt,pateh to Ins Chicago Tribune,
ST. PAUL, AtInn., Dec. ss3.-The minnesota Leg
islRturp meets Ju,,. I, and tho CleatIon of Il
United Ssntes senntnr occurs two weeks Inter.
jim. Ii. Tho lending candidates arc ex-senator
Alexander ilnlnsey, SrnAtar y. j. Il. Mcmillan,
ex-Goy. e. Il. Dnvis, u,t Cen. John Il. 6anborn,
all Of st. pasl. Other localities viii probably
present candidates 1t tho contest is prolonged.
Tho Legislature haA III n!emhtrs, OF which 11B
nr4 Republican, ntla thrct Grcenblcktrs who
will vote for tho tirpubilrnn candit!nto. 1t will
luke slx,y.uno v0tcs to nanlinniu III cnl,clss.
The f'to!@cr. P.ra says "lItor!ally tllis mpr,,.
lug: " Mr.. Mtsliians fricn!s eluitn tlnt he l,ns
secured mare thai, the rcquislt l,tlrnber. Th!s
ctA!m had enMH foundation In nil probability
until the announcement TINT Rniuscy would b.
candidate put Il now rhlsu IN tho sitnnt10n.
il Is now known that they hnye hncll counting
for MeSilllnn Il lnrKH number wflI wGro for Nc
MILAN ngasnst nny Of tho candidates who wurc
III tho field before thlH announcement WIN made,
hut WIN were not for bin ~ NYui,lst ltunsuy,
Under these new circumstances they nru
all ut scil, and they ara naturally lot,k-
Ing forward with great anxiety for tho
coming tosothor VI tho Lcglslnturo aud fur tho
developments OF tho cunvass III tho next Two
weeks, It wns good dont custer to rn..nt Hoses
before liamsoy ca1no INTO tho nul t!,sIn It Ia
now ar will In horenfter, Ns ngIinst Dnvis or
Sanborn. NesiIilun's trlal,is cini,,,e,i II, easy
and triumphant wall9rcr; l'nt no aus rcA,ly
9 kM1~s tho stsohHtu ol thtsIa W eAlu0rsl. lusls
friends III the IpylsAtllrg. Thu nuttvu Upt,t,s-
uon 10 StcMIllan t'oforo itMmscy apI,cnic.l III
tA0 field pro0ably numbered. counting lie
friends VI 61hcr culsAitlMtcs, nhsIut itty yntcy.
All vino nut postivuty 0ppusu,! Ii Mest,llnti
savo hcen Counted rDr hiEl. l1llt Htlln1tK those
kconsiler7.blD number WerD indifferent, Al,l Il
much larger element Is k,lnwn tn prsslcr !ta.n-
lci, IN inct, Mt tho botlsla. lrubAbly most Ut
acNl!lan's hnppor1ers would pruter Nas,,scy.
ha,y Ut hs chief champions would havu be1I!
lart'sersrdy fur llanlsoy II they hull supposed
10 Wauld 1u u candidate, but have lec0tIlu COM
fnrlt wntt'd lut c.tlspnt ~ serve, hut nllly who
!avo nsletofars oeon counted for Mcmillan
!tlr Alexander lllmsoy: Tie extcsit or tlls de-
!ecsiun ~ not yet p.'sltlyely knowll but MI our
ldficcs lnt'lcHte that It IL rapn!iy spreading
luAyelt In u st4to OF hopelcss decentralization
md cQliApar.
, 1880-12-30
WISCONSIN.

Special nfspd.eh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 2o.-Tlo Wisconsin State
Teachers Association mot III tho Senate Cham
her this morning. 1t wns chilled to order by
President stowlrt. After preliminary business.
tho Innttor Of atnte certificates occupied tho ut
tcntion Of thu Association Tor three hours. Tho
,scl'ate waB spicy and radical. resulting In tho
n'lopt1on ot n report favorlng grnntlnH such
ccrli1icntcs uppn merit, ns shown by Thorough
examination. without rcgart! to tho diplomas
hela by graduates. Superintendent J. Il. Lunn
t rGltl y tmy'er entitled Course nt ltenaInK for
Icnnhcts." J. T. Lunn, Il. e. Wriawult. Il. II.
nrpo!ntltl u committee IL report upon il cnutse
uf rsAtssns Vt tug evening Eess!ol,., lhIr!ng tho
Mssro sS'd, " M,c sID Soinnsy n
tfoll, Rrtl thu campulsnry law received attuntion
BY pupcrs And discussions,
, 1880-12-30
ST, LOUIS NEWSPAPER MIDDLE,

Vt. LouIs. No.. Dec. :9.-The Ttmes newspaper
muddlo assnniea new and unexpected phlse
Tonight Notwithstanding tho snct tAat tho Times
has heen Issued lrotn tho lsep.uafca,4 otl.co
TOR tho past threc weeks under an ar
rangement nude by Col, suncllif,
the President OF tho Ttme4 Company,
and u,aunyer Of tho paper, Mr. d. N. Chambers
who clain,s to Dw,, tho I'tmes, aud allcgus tbero
mined IL pnlllsh the paper htnsUle, and ln-,liyht
4.c % arg:tl!suAen.s 70 ilYsoA papereal!cl sha st.
Df tho lttsf- HI"lnltth. Ar. ChHMbtes will .nukg
u ns&MleEient IN tn.lnnrrsW's editions giving the
history Ut tho |lst month or ufv, uI,j usserl.
sug t1AL tho putltcutlon uf the pauer ii uuI only
resumed, hui That 1t vii w euuunpy4,
, 1880-12-30

10utsviLtE, Ky., Dec. ao.-Tlo llnilrnad Conn
mission of Kentucky hna boon hns,tncring ut
tho rnilFoal companies for thu past six n,bnths,
md Urging Upon them n reduction Of ,,as.
sengcr ratios to tho mnxtmum Of three conts
per nliln. The prevailing rates hnvo brcn
four aud nvc cents rtr milo. Tho
Cincinnati Southern. mil Rentucky ccntrnl
adopted tho propotett rateI this fall 4.l hnvo
found TINT II worl l<cst we'll. tntelKenct wns rc.
likewise accepted tho proposition. and from Tho
Prosont Outtonk Tho penple throughout tho
travel.
The L., c. & L. announces TINT tho NOW rates
wll go Into effect ian. !. 1t IA thought tho
Louisville 4 Nashville Conpnuy. which Owls onc-
third Of all tho rpads in tho 9tntn. wilt niso
nccpdu to tho rcOt1Cst III tho Commission.
, 1880-12-30

aands Of work people who .tsc thom IN going IA
hcen rcetrtty pnvcs'. and. olruriE,p convenient
shortcut l!etwcrn numerous freight -t,scs ttil-
in1ns"lch hy street. enrs. shippers arc mt
backward t!t hrniliny thc1nst1rt'@ q! iia Ml-
vn,ltnEcs. No permit was nbtniuc.l for the r,l-
croarlimnnt. am! tl,cro be t1les, who fnhrvcl at
tho o!,limlty q official vision which, swift 70
skirts 81 the city. orgrtnnkod this Bnc almost
within tho ehA.fnw nj tho Csty.1Inll.
to tolerated nttothur !1ay. 1t Is rtnIntinn of
prrate right nr!t public tleccncy,-n monument
to uilic1at stupidity htd railway vandalism.
MEar EINE
, 1880-12-30
PENNSYLVANIA:

,,., 11,.aI.4, =. - ~ c.1s.-a 1..,,,.
ARR. .nr, n,,,, n no, po-rho porrav1
,,onr. ar,.1aturo want. ~, ,r,,.a,fnt n,vt md
s;sa"a, ttarn !. a,,,m c,,,ous,ns hnrn In IIorria.
80" ., - ~, ,,.t,,,~. s,.o- tho Sou.tor,htr
Thn,, hns ncon n n,,;ct fct,i,ny ror somn tImo
fhnt In vio,y ~ sr,ator t,om"ronts o1nae rein
.,ons ,,,th c,n,tor wn,,orn . ,vov ,nf,,ht hc
.,n.,,d ~ .to ;o,tor ~ mot, III. .nnt on,1 mour
unn,,b,fonns hnvo frcn om,to ,ytInr Tor sl,ch NJ,
orrnugrn,ont n In no,r. W,tncss }he follow
inr from m edItorfn1 In tho Ertutuo Tctnr1nn.
ono M Tho ,coitnp 1,cnuhl1cnn toirunIa
Nj, nfte,noon' Thc Ttit,ronh sava: VII
ncrniitnd IN r,oko thntr cbolcc o,t-
sido NJ tho cItv wtthn,t rcforonro m
no:tt,cal considerations. and solcfy ,,pon the
rrnun1 of nhfttv and usefutuess. WI trtirye
me .1ccison of tto nnl,l,c wnuji bn,,nnn,mut,sly
l., fovor ~ thc rcr1nr,,on of Mr. wnlIocc. Int
nhic ami usrfu, M Mr. WnlInco i,os proved him
ao,s n I'm Ma rotlromont 10 ncccss,rv If unon
su, "n ,ti,as NJ ~ ,h"n nn,,t,c"i "ro,rdsn
~ No,nne ar s"v viii eos o, az tbs sort Of talk
however. Wallaccs SUCCESSOR will be Nrpub-
iican Of Tho stniwnrt strlnc bu. his uomc Is s,ll
shrondcd In mystery. oaIusha a. Grow Is tho
lending candidate III pledged support llo hNs
been pushing hs eaaey with S.sa, yx"r for
taan,,,,o. t,, ,,o ,as hni ~ hocnnnn m nm,f.
nnd"o. m a' an IN view Of hs nrne
an bs saes e a1y ys tho es
1x,
Cnn'eton 1s not hlo"c" 70 a!ct"1o tuo no'l'ta'
ton his friends profess the utmost confidence IN
tho result of the caucus, us they clniin to linve
assurances that tho fifteen yptcs required 10
n,nro NJ. ,,o,I,n,to, an.,rn ,v;,I H., fnr,,,enn-
naaSo Nv non'!l"ho'' sec.fe WI, W 1vstneo'n t
Ing. On tho other hnn1, tho nnckers OF Henry
W. Oliver, Jr., Of Pitts1t,rg, who aro moisly tho
shrcyd nnrtv wlro- -worhrr. calmly declare thtt
bn Mi IT, ~ s,o,o"srni ,,,",, ''
Nv wv w NY s"eleSs. w HIM ,.,.,
il well known that tho spcakcrShlp, tue
cterkships, and tho subordinate oticcs; rs we'll
as Committees nf tho Legislature nra eIl used
70 nar!eF 1or Fotcs lor uhI'ca st"tes oen"."s,
md whichever p'hrty secures tho spenkcr nus
o,ntcst fur spcnKer thu friends Of Mr, Grow
h."s ~, o,,',n ,,oa, s,rn,,s, surrrrtn,s ~
na'e III! 9lou5 pcen n.to"s sapPoFnts VI
uenjau1ln L. Hewitt, a'iu u cano 70 10 prctty
well undo rstOoh that hc could not bc
1cfonted hy auy other cnn1Idatr,
Wv ,rn,s, ,o NJ itovttt ,vns r.,,oi
, ~" "sG -. s" ~ ....s.. Wa .a a'.,.,.
70 fltiApneH snu y u AaiN hMn tn!citu.Wh . WIN
Mr uiser ni!d nlh iren.ia tnnnEn tor ,! W,!it n"t
hoae oah nns ~ s.leSsc1 ~ u n t!,''su.e 10
, 1880-12-30


=: =-'----@=
~ wn"1 'mu No., s 1st., gafh OF nt
viii n att1rni IN III, tic iateat pSr,son uin89tGf
Chen HotlU LfM1r. Chnnr abon i;hrn. III, Ttnn~
Young 11ysn.i, md Old liot.cn will snort siks ni
aatins with tho ltttle ttots aud oshnr ti,einct-
I've China Innrks. Tho Legation numbers thtr-
sfon HAY whs on 4 t9r morn tan IA. q er
t.oi. wll woar Europaan eo,irt.dfos., viii sso
mover appears III Mr. Yoshidn's suite.
, THE srAstsn LEGATION
4 Il IT,: ss.t ,o r vS5g sg% pqns @ e nnbers
tioz dc Vgn, Evoy 1xtrmnnnnpw nv mi S1n.3n. S,s.
Tjonipntoitary, tf,cro IA Fiji. sccond ana
Military Aitnc6, ana Nnr,t InieH stochH aoss Tsa.
ID niso, sub rosa, i1tectiyo ftirco With - nSo
and to nscertnjn wiicfhor n1v snotn"nnt "a ~,
foot for the emancipation ct Tho "Eycr.Fattb.
r.! Island" from Spanish rule. A fow years
since' ....,,.......
enpo Sn: "yfs q a on hs sns" Msss5 hsEs
as Tno Ia oa
printing. pross md somo sn,aii fonts of typs.
The uflntora struck Oh fow blank cnnltn,ssIoHns
Certificates OF ndeb,edness. oto. Gon!es of tfosa
woro shown 10 tho Siinsier WHO wns at ones Or 1 o.
his nroI,tS hons. VIII nrn,nisns ~ Tnr" nnn
rnters M Ss Tncy sot p ndiona ovdoneo q
sac tsHac g. wnGn nG n'okiy
a fcilow.Ioteotjvc lis tronctlery. W Thai pIot Wss ~
a sore subject at tue ,1. Spanish legation
.. ..,.s fnsu,s1aoH. M l
teIed 70 make senator ltlHtqo hls Secretary Of
r. srnsS - tna9 & py cannxag at
an, ~ Il tho fsends Of H. Fsyo thnk thst
tho,r .snrt " ,,nns. Stn iass5 "n'sn ~ M VII
, 1880-12-30

La C1.EDE 4 FORT SCOTT.
ST. Louis, No., Dec. 20,-Tho Directors Of tho
In Ctclo s. Fort Scott 1lnilroR,l held fl eneclal
meeting hero to-dny. This rohtt WINS projected
several years nuo TO rttn from Lebanon. Mo-. to
Fort acott. Kns., Il tlstn,lcu Of l.0 miles, with
five miles graded, nnd than work wns suspended
for 1nck OF funds and other cG,iscs. Tho urennI.
znttnn las been Kept IN. however. ant1 II ~ sntl,
funds hAye boon provided tn buIld tho rt THO
tion Of construction. MID. although tho nlnttor
WINS discussed nenrly nll .luy. no conclusion WIS
reached. Another meeting will bo hUtd to-
morrow.
, 1880-12-30
TQRECLlSIIRE.

GALVESTON, Dec. aa.-Thc United States Court
rendered q dccreo In favor OF tho F4rfncrs' Lonu
4 Trust Company, trustees. nRninst Tho Tcxns
Western Narrow-ORugo Railroad for s4.0.0G0
and accumulated interest, directing tho forc-
closure OF tho mortgages md ordering tho snlo
Of tho roN1. allowing sixty lnys frntn date az
, 1880-12-30
President Garfield Invites the
Party Leaders to a
Council.
Tho Camerons Again Prominent
In the Nvire-l'uiling Op"
erntiOnS.
Friends of Galusha A. Grow Claim
Ho Hns tho Inside Track.
Latest Developments in the Senatorial Con-
test in Minnesota.
MENTOR.

s.N
Special Dispateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.-A special frum Mentor
tonight sass: at Is expected TINT prominent
Republican lenders fr1,n different putts OF tho
country will comp hero Within tho next tss0 Or
three weeks nu Gen. Gartlcl's invitation, to con-
suit With him In regard to tho formation Of his
Cabinet. Tho Hon. ]. u. Cameron. Of pcnnsyl-
ynnla, nnd tho lion. John Z. New. Ut Indiana.
came to-day on special train. and Willfnfn Me-
Keniy, Jr.. spent tho afternoon In private con-
ferCuce with Gen. Garfield"
, 1880-12-30

llent Humphreys, Of tho Wat,aah, n wcrk or two
nEh. informing him Tint II VIVA tho tntcnlt0n Of
tho Wabash to occupy tho Twelfth Street IIcpot
III hhoi,t two weeks. Rtill thnt nflcr thtt tho Nn
bnsh would charge tho aAvln ratios ns charged ny
other lines. .j!tdrinE, however. ty tho reil,nrka
made by NJ. Andrews. this rrngran, hns hcrn
" to continue throughout tic winter.
, 1880-12-30


It will probably cn,tso general susprtso that
tho promised nsivnnco In cRst-bound freight
rates will mot bc mat!c nt present. dispatch
was received hero lato Inst DvcninH announcing
that tho rnto tnkon last Friday on tho question
Of advancing ffcight.rntcs on tho 9TH Of .tnnli-
nry wAs mot unanimous enough to warrant
Commissioner Fink In ordering tho 1ivnnco
to bo tnnfo. This action OIL tho part nf tho
f:natcrn rpntls Will no tOult cntisc general anr-
prise. for this Ia tho first tlmc since the Eastern
pool wns organized that n vote on tho question
nj advancing rates hns not resulted tavornbly to
tho proposition. Inst year tho rates wcro nd
vnnccti 10 10 cents M grn!n and ~ centa ut rro.
vialuns by tho ntdtllo OF November, and 80 con-
tinued until tho opening Of navigation. Now
tho rates remain Mt 15 cents tn grain and ~
will not f,n changed fur soma ttmo to co1nc,
probably throughout tho winter. Tho principal
GsG assKs by nc ,f for tner Fs,
tlet L would ho fronting .ahlprcrs. worry
prices thnn now for, atan the railroad eompa:
ises coul.l not furnish cars In which 10 forwnrd
II. Now TINT cars are more plenty, md pr'cca
vailco rntcs. This Is very wull for m gxcusu,
and will tIeklc tho shippers. bit tho rcal ct.t,so
IT, T. to 'f HSa 9n for n s sntrsy ercnt n ?s ss
hot hesitate Tor q a,otncnt 70 make m ntlvaneo.
Auc INuulNLy Vi EnHK1Hk lu9 NNEnnCQ nj tntS
time IA entirely duo to t1lescnsl0ns nmong. tho
railroads themselves. II ts known TINT all tho
of m advance, and 40 It'd all tho New York
trunk Gs. rho opposition cano from tho
rH rHads lssti!ng Gust from southwestern points.
rs It gives them an advantage nvor the ChignRo
lines. MS business from tho interior will thon
seek tho ahUrtcr cross. rn.itch instead OF coming
nrn,ind ny way OF Chicago Tile eross-lincs hnyG
hcon doing a vory heavy buainoss during tho
jant fow months, and they do not mean destroy
tho1r prospects by IN ndvnnco at this ti1nU,
, 1880-12-30
KENTUCKY CENTRAL

CISc1NNAT1, Dec. :n.-Tho Kentucky Central
1lni1rnud stock went up to-tlny from 10 TO E5 and
no offerings could be found Mt tho inter prices.
This Ia cnlscd by tho recently developed mr.
ranEeinOnts for milking 1t part Of through llno
to tho GpAtQufI.
, 1880-12-30

spttfal DispaleA to The Chicago Tribune.
DUnuQuE, In, Dec. .0.-I. 8. Oliver, Gcuornl
Superintendent Of the Chtcnso & Northwestern
lsnirond, has sent In his resignation. to tako
cIcct Jan. ], ill-honlth heing tho cntlsU.
, 1880-12-30
COURTHOUSE PLANS.

Hptttos Correspondence of TAs CAtdeo Tftbnak
LAxAYErTn, lnd., Dec. T.-Tho County Com
nlssoners OF Tlppccanoo aro to-day examining
plans for new Court House. Hut slx p1aus
arc unaer consideration. Among tho architects
computing fur ths Court lfOusB, Chicago 10 rep
resented Gy sfessrs. MoKeen anu Placy, No cons
cluslon has yet boen reached.
, 1880-12-30

Ftlo on your Corns with tho " JApanese Corn-
Flo" It Will surely euro and end pai1. 30 ceuts
, 1880-12-30


DIES MONIES, Iu., Dec. :u.-From ndvNnco
sheets OF tho nnnnRl report Of tho l.HLlroal
Commissioners for this year, It appenrs thoro
wore on tho 18th OF September, 4.tF77 niilns or
railroad In this State, since which lnte enough
has been ndded TO mike tho mlcngo over s, 5,0o0
an incroase OF over Isl miles for tho ycnr.
Thcr1 aro Increased earnings on aii roads.
Seventeen roatls show 1T, pxcoBs Of earnings
ovor oxpcnscs. while nlna chow n do1cit Of
$..<<ei, i,5Gs.G0.
Tho totnI carntngs of nil ronds this year wero;
Passenger, mail, aii express. q, zoo sH 3t
Freight. 1919, .01
Total. 81 .Els Ii. ii
Total, ,B0
I,1crcnso. ....$ ., ,40B Ej, j,0l
Total operating expenses. l1,0s 0iJ II
Exponses, 1911. O......... ........... @.sDt4.0.G o.
EXCESS over 1870. ,01B &&fs s.
Net Increased earnings over 1870 arc y, 4l0,-
G0,,{1. -