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The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
Mil Property for sale

One-halfinterest i'm valuable mill prop
erty, consisting Of grist mill and cir
cular saw mill, situated on Stone river
six miles from Murfreesboro, Tenn, and
2S miles from Nashville. These mills
are new and first-class throughout; all
run by water-power, all the year round,
one of the best situations for u mill in
the South; lasting water-pOwer; cOnven-
lent to market and railroads. Also, one
half interest in some well-improved
land, good neighbOrhOOd and everything
that could be desired. Will sell the
mills or exchange for real estate in Ken
lucky or Tennessee. Address,
Aft ). l.. EWING, Louisville, Ky.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
ASTHMA CURED.

No cure no pay. Asthma is ner-
vOus disease, due to nervous irritation.
Often there is some other nervous dis
ease associated with it, such as nervous
headache, vertigo, confusion OF mind,
loss of memory, dyspepsia, ,sleeplessness,
nervous debility, &c. Remove the ner-
vous irritation, and Asthma, with the
other symptoms, will be permanently
cured Address,
DIR. II. II. PORTER,
l93m 2O9 Sd St., Louisville, Ky.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

Hon. X. r. HOOKER returned home
last week, and visited Hartford Mon
day. He has 50 conducted himself as to
win the good name Of all his Legisla-
tive brethren, and has discharged hi.
duties TO the satisfaction of his cOnstitu
ents. He has made record that any
young man might well be proud OF.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

The Southern Baptist Convention has been
IN session at the First Baptist church, since
Thursday. About eight hundred delegates
and visitors are I'm attendance. L. ii. Nell,
l.. l.. d., of Georgia, presides. Among the
distinguished guests attending the Conven-
ton, is Gov. Brown, of Ga. The people of
Lexington have thrown open their door, and
are entertaining the visitors In that manner
which Is characteristic of kentuckisnS. All
honor to the good citizens of Lexington, the
home of the Immortal Clay.
The prospects for good wheat crop is
promising. There will he larger hemp crop
sown this year than usual, and not 81 much
corn.
Business of all kinds seems to he good.
Prospects Of rain None has fallen since
the 18th ult
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

o. II. HAYNES, ESD, has Withdrawn
NJ a candidate for. Commonwealth
Attorney. Mr.. Haynes entered the
race with the prospect OF fine support.
The situation furnished him sufficient
reasons for Withdrawing, almost as soon
rs he was announced, and these reasons
are appropriately set forth i'm his card
of withdrawal. This action was taken
wisely and gracefully, and will be but
another testimonial to the merit which
has been fully accorded him i'm his
course as a lawyer and a gentleman
Messenger and Examiner.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
Poor Neck News.

Poor NECK, May g, 1870.
Editor Herald:
Tobacco plants are scarce here.
Some farmers are done planting corn.
W. L. Grifiin and his mother are both con-
valesceut.
Jas. ii. Axton, of Mclean county, Is visit
ing his mother, and il sick with the measles
at his grandfather's, Mr.. j. ii. Woodward.
VIM. T. Woodward has gone to Missouri,
which place he will probably make his future
home.
Rev +. ID. Elliott will preach at Washing
ton school-house on the 4th Sabbath in this
month, at O'Clock In the evening.
i will chronicle the marriage of "a couple of
young folks soon, II that young man don't
quit kissing the girls.
The recent hail did considerable damage TO
the fruit. TORCH.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
The Frauds Veto.

The Fraudulent occupant of Mr.. Til
denis seat in the White House at last
summoned courage to veto the deficien-
cy bill. He gives as his reason that the
bill contained in addition to appropria-
tions, general and permanent legisla-
ton. The bill does contain a proviso
that prevents U. s. Marshals from con-
trolling elections i'm the interest of the
Republican party as has been the case
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

IMMEDIATELY after the adjournment
of the Legislature Senator James Black
burn resigned aud WIS at once appoint
ed Secretary of State. He is brother
to Governor and Congressman Black
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

THE city and town elections in In
diana last week, were generally carried
by the Democrats. They made gains
almest everywhere except i'm Terre
Haute, and it is no longer doubtful what
Old Hoosier will do next November.
She can be counted for the Democratic
ticket for President, as certainly as our
own State can.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
Blaine Gets New Hampshire.

The Republican Convention of the
above State was held last Thursday and
while it left its delegates uninstructed,
II warmly recommended Blaine He
will, no doubt,get the vote of THAT State.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

HoN. =. T.. Hill, our able and popu-
lar Senator, returned home last Thurs
day. He comes back TO us with the
esteem and confidence of all his Legis-
iative associates and has won for HIM
self the reputation of an able and liberal
Senator.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

THE Democrats Of Ohio met i'm State
convention last Thursday and instructed
their delegates to vote for their distin-
guished citizen, Hon. Allen q. Thur
man. II is generally conceded that if
Thurman should he dropped, which is
quite probable, the delegates will be for
Tilden.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

We are In receipt Of volume !, No. l.,
Of the Warsaw Independent, published
at Warsaw, KY, by Wallace Brothers.
The paper is an s-column sheet, and
although a patent outside, the editorial
and local pages present neat appear
ance, both mechanically and editorial
L..
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

THE Board Of Supervisors Of San
Francisco, Cal, have determined To
prosecute Mayor Kaliock for incendia-
nv acts. IL is stated that his speeches
are nearly or quite as incendiary and
communistic As those Of Dennis Kear-
may
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

ILLINOIS is i'm a muddle politically,
aud il is not foreshadowed yet n To who
will win, Grant, Blaine or Washburne,
hut the prospects look favorable for
Grant
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

NEW JERSEY Republicans resolved
for the Chicago nominees, hut did not
instruct.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

The delegation of Republicans from
the above State Is said TO be divided as
follows: Grant six, Sherman six and
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

DELAWARE Republicans were left un'
instructed, but are supposed To be fol
Blaine.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

THE Governor appointed Judge Beck
ner, Judge Stanton and Gen. Lyon as
penitentiary commissioners.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

MAINLAND Republicans instructed
for Blaine by a vote Of ~ toll
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

The Tennessee Republicans are for
Grant, and want Horace Maynard eie-
waited TO the ID place.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

THERE has been another tumble in
the price Of iron and nails.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
Lexington News.
Editor Herald:

LEXINGTON, KY, May s.
Editor Herald:
II what may say will be found worthy of
from this historical city of Lexington.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
Democratic County Ticket.

GRANT VIII almost certainly capture
Florida to-day.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
Attention. Farmers.

lam now handling the Oliver Chilled
plow, which | will sell upon reasonable
terms. Farmers will find them the best
plow Oh the market. am sole agent for
Ohio county. JAS. a. THOMAS.
S-tf
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
FARMERS ATTENTION!
REMEMBER THE
HARTFORD WATER MILL

We are prepared to do your grinding
with dispatch. Do not be afraid of a
crowd. We can grind Is bushels of
wheat anhour, equal to $50 bushels i'm a
day and night, and we never have this
much on any single day to grind. We
can also grind from 25 to 80 bushels of
corn per hour.
Our Mill is i'm fine repair, and We are
prepared to grind by water or steam.
So do not be afraid of high or low
water, but come with the assurance of
getting your grinding done on time to
return home the same day. We have
secured the services of a first class mill
Ter for grinding corn, and have ample
room for all that may come to see US.
We will pay Sl.l0 per bushel for No.
wheat, and less, according to grade.
Mr.. A. ID. White, the well-knOwn and
experienced Miller bosses the grinding
of our wheat.
We have good stable accommodations
for our customers who have to stay all
night, Or when the weather is bad.
Patronage solicited.
46-tf JOHN II. X WM. PHIPPs.
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

A GENTS WANTED for the best and fast
"A selling pictorial Books and Bibles.
Prices reduced 80 per cent. National Pub
fishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa. ls-lm
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
A. B. BAIRD,
SURVEYOR
Office Grand Jury Room, Court House,
HARTEDRD XIV

VIII make Surveys, Plafs, Diagrams of
Lands, will write Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds,
Leases, Releases, Assignments, Contracts, Bill
of Sale, Notes, Receipts, and all kinds of
writings in relation To the transfer of real or
personal property, make up Abstracts of
Title to lands, EOssession lands, and buy and
sell lands ON commission. VIII take and
certify depositions. Patronage solicited.
Rates and terms moderate v-2-f2-tf
The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12
Proceedings Of the Greenback Conven-
tiOn.

GREEN STERRET, Secretary.
, 1880-10-14

The Chicago. 1tock Island & Pacific ANNOUNCES
thAt for tho ,hctter accommodation Ut It's putrons
trains Sts Il. 70. md ii. r.uw leaving Chtchgu at
4:1j, G:l5. and 1:10 =. tn., respectively. Will on
aU&] after Monday tcnve Mt 4:o'. Q, ani Gsl p tn.
until further notice. Trnin 50 under this ar.
rangetncnt viii leave Bluo 1siand at 5:10 p. H..
insscnd nj ODD ra nt present.
1t was rilmorcd yesser,as that movement is
on fnt. etnrtcd hy tho managers of tho
tnion lncittc. Atchlsnn, Topeka T. SANTA "a,
at,.' sth'th"rn lMclttc to effect MI nrrnnvenent
fur tho l'fnltng 1T NIL the Pnctflc business. mud
Tint y meeting lRtwren the managers Df these,
lines IL now f'ciny h")d in New Turk. II tl,o
scheme auccech-. 1'erpe will be but itttte c,.-
ltscM by tho completion Of tta new SOU herr,
lhcltc rDute. US rates will then cuptInue ns
hiHh AS they nro 1t present.
The Wnhash's General Freight Agent must lie
!, ,dtscnntlnnt Ut tInron sicnchnl 4cn. lie ltl.s
the rrt'nrter nt n mhrnng rnpcr that the private
clrculnr of his reIrtMlncd.l III 'rlE 'rntHuSE a
short time uEn WIS simply private letter. writ
ten by one of his clerks. nn,I WIS sent ia nIta
nEsIlt nuiy. THC THrIiEsE IL able tn pyn3uce
three 1T thesc f'rivn1e circulars. scnt 10 fhrGc
.ttherett f,MrttGs. md c',Hthinlntt tn nnrnes If
ilsc lRrIe Ch tIrns III wtlst rul,atcs nrp IN
~ granted. II thr General Freight Agent u tho
Wnl'Isl. dues mt kun" tho nalnrs nf iirse lr,s
lis eata tlnd out by applying ut TIE TN1HCsE
U!1Irl,
, 1880-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

1IAVERtsfS9.
It II stated that tho present IA thu lnr9cst en-
gngrmcnt Mr. John McCu1luuRh over pEnYctl In
thIs country, mud wo t1Rvn MI rcaaost 10 doubt
tho stntetnct. for since hn opened Mt ftayrrly's
IN tho tth nf this NINTH crowded. hostaes have
bncn Tho rulc. Tie pcnpio In attendance
havo not unly Aecn tho nccttnanss IT The pAs-
q,tct. but tho gallery untrnns hnva mustered In
foreu. Whrn Mccullough Was hero n year ngo
be piAycd very profitable engagement. hut lust
wcuk's receipts ,uxccoded those OF tho cprre-
arondlng week d ycar aRo by nearly $1,000.
Slnco he began his present senson Nc
Cll|f0ugh hns not cfcnrcd icBs thnn
$a.09 week after pnv.ng all espanaes. and his
company II I'M unusually expensive hnE. Thu
rsrt hi whrh the traEtdn.n urpcAre,l Int
Night sas IS, S.y,ss.sh, T. ca *c,rM!ye sal = 10
ltka t'tfyintus or the Gladiator In uhl
Sip11chs clothes. tio Il ttn brnvy ii,
thu enrt'er sccncs, but In tho trnglo Incidents he
arnusrd tho enthusiasm tf tic housn. Miss
Anxst% f"stsr f*'ry ws brought t hs
i'fei. Wardo's comedy wns as iisht =;
wa. % rather siii, ~ Jas Jts.ira. @ Mr. E',,mur'i
unnto 1iatHltt. Sir. Trunk tnfsn spDji4.i n
clever r!eca nf wnrk " 04 G",,'n a hy drifting
Tint he. lit,!lsratotal tho tmturu Of j.autrtl,l,
although bin expression WIS u tlttio crAln.
Tho rvsning closed with ..kather'no at1i
I'ctri,chio." In which Mr. Fred il.
Wnrde, tho husband Of tho wlllful Ease.
Fuvc piece Ut Stakspnarcnn comedy. excel
lcntly conceived. and bri|nn.!y nxecu,sd. wh!lo
Forsyth. THIS eyeniny damon AID lyihltA
will bu given.
, 1880-10-14

Of tickets to Chicago, and s:D,00 worth 10 Ran
sns City. One t.rtn Of brokers T. reported IN
hare unrcha.ett $i0, 600 worth of Tickets. Sates
Of tickets IN such scnlo have never bccn made
hbtQ hefnrr.
IL ths Irtstfrt 1tsostaf+d Trtss.
ST. Louis. flct. 11.-The cut in passenger rntcs
l'y the WnsJa Al Eloa.i nax assumed unprecedented
proportions hese. FAtnItrI tickets to Chicago
have l'ccH selling atts1ay ly the Wnbnsh. Chicago
tlckrtsat <f.O OF tho latter the Wabash a!ano
M,!'l flS''tm worth. .pec,latoss brnkcrn. hank-
banking .hrtso i. eali 10 hava bought tl0,Wl
worth. or the whole nfuo,lnt sold hy the WI.
ihfh two4thirtss we're for Chtcagn anil one-th!r1
fJr knnsas City. Tho rltn TO the 1tttnr point ls
the sntic ~ Ia chtchun. Tho Vandnlsn line Is
.aid t, hayc ao!tt llnlic tlcKetA 10 Ctfcuro ft,r
s.: Tho wat',tsh fnlks WY shoy will sell ut thcse
fcat disagreement regarding pno!-appor1on-
monts that IL ut tho bottotn of this light.
, 1880-10-14

Tho wtr In passenger rates between tho VA.
bush aud othor Western roa<ts still voua braycIy
on. but tlero Ia very ltttla now 10 rrport except
that tho rates ato a notch ipwcr tllAn thoy wuro
the dny tcfOrG. Ttckets tn 1t. I.0.ia wer0 sold
yesterday from s3.S0 to S. a1sd tho prospects aro
that botnro Saturday nfxht poepEe will be ublo
to rido FREQ to st. Louis. and yet chrotn" or
sewlng-mach[no as Rn txtFss ,nAucemgut. Tho
light Is beIug principally currIcd on between tho
Watnsh Altutl, and ltlinnis Ceutral, Ald for this
reason tho Ut. Lo,tts rltea nrp Hlnstty aifcctea
cuut NJ ttle1e rtAls bunx iletersltsii not u H5
u,lllersotd by my Oth1r. The lowest
Kansas Guy rato hoard OF yesacr,.
;l4y was r.; ~. hut aaosf & "f IT,, th9 , Missouri
prcfos To tlo no business ut I'LL than stl tickets
hit such figures. Tlbgu IL uyrry Indication thut
goF rutes frn.n aIl in atl Western po!nts will 70
10 pieces, aud tue consequences may 10 seEloug.
, 1880-10-14

Tho nnatou TItrod aays !. Ia r,,,rorcd thnt
p; Edwin nooth hns NOW drama ti'oro or loss Of
hlsow crea@lon.
The 'irst production ot "nhn!cl n0ehnt" at
tho Union SQUARE Thcntre hls beaa deferred
until Saturday night.
Mrs. scott-sIdlons has added two new p!ays to
her rcrertolrc.-" Queen aud Cusdinul" and
"Tho Futso Wttnosa."
"Fazfo" will be produced on Friday and
fa"y snssa " a'G.s I;,ssa ~ VIII ''a''
@'u'efse'4 I'D t'""ea' ..
Tho Victoria Thoatre. Sydney. N. $. W., was
com,,onv lost t},njr ". .r,,robcs '''0
so.'p""' 'os' .A''s "",'''"es' ..-,
a teeRram from Ut. Inuls reports that people
# liz fenn isa. tn,,!. ys.. h" ,, ,, r.
"a. "s,
Tho pht!alc'phIa !a'ssia says that nartey
snpSe S s "s sava 1f IL Rsi. ktwisa a appr
,clates fat take.
+. Tho Cincinnati Euo,,trer ronor,s thu wrcok of
gpms casiat,. ~ " ah'omi S IL u; 1mo
ers,s s,f t,%v catIa,i ~ !. WHIT Hr % WuS
"ncaeoa ~, cr.nsnt. ~ viii % .aon U no ~ soo, ~ ,,o
@ Il %iieou y a " s Ssoo
critics. - 3'''o'
Hurry Sargent goes tn London about tho first
hix ait for brcuch uf Contract nkafnlt Notljpskn
SarHent exl,ucts Il decision lit hfs favor Of frutn
$s'.Oto to sou,tnu. And ln EnRland these littlo
vou,'o. IT,, .a,v ,ha ,T,n..,o, p,,...
ccr,i st.,,ei 1ast - nv nc assom & ,os y{ f
~ ;y ~ ~ aaath.. ni,t WAs i Wnskctt w
I.un VI tGa9'oas irehsy as tao last act nl.
s.t;ru.s.t abc s"va % @ ,,,a, t,I'. @ IN stun ~,
"w'a , r r nu .,'ntoo, ,u " S
staXs' ,' ~ a4 ,s, ifon no ,nil"snlv We
erar III yie ny ir, ~ seeeJ sd ,nip, o to &c.
~, tae tnfeo nen WIFI crssssIwaih hnron an t9
tMo ~, WIZ nin-Watla,H % fs' tnn enTtin ~
IL IE.: IL M .nU !aais na usIst Tag M
MMM9ln3on.-lno tnFeg III hvth'e1nFea n.!k tIHhts,
. Wssunu AnoNl tho lo'ta Win !1ieti. tnc C1rttt
nNlnlca 20 ifxlk tue snrr1w!nR. lalned martyr
UPON tao CORRESPONDING els"fs
tftfpreut Gtttla hhyu wttJHjr jTrrrrt t3f ftinnfna
, 1880-10-14
BAlTlM0RE's CELEBRATION.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 1J-Thc third t,ay Of the
celebration Of the settlement Of Baltimore Ind
M Its feature the parade Of military. fin, cott.
pn'lcs. etc. Il proved very. attractive The
number Of 1oonts TN tho streets WIS Aiu.t,st
clt'al IT, that Of sIondny. Tonight the city ia
ni1'tt, Illuminated an4 tlle people Kencr,Illy asg
r.,w there Will be prnressi,.tl Ut Rjj t.rrrs If
ChthnllJ kEt1lthnot. Temperance. lipncvnIcnt,
and httier stletPs. at tho press entertainment
sstttl1ieI sands. Aue st. WIS rtsInt. lie set IN
typo from tho hriGnal cIpy ''I't,e Star SpangleI
uAnncr," written ty Key,
, 1880-10-14


"Some OF my mules seem to have gone
ta,nc."-ifr. DarnesEt.
. A[r. 1.anlets would have been better man
In somebody cisc'a rlacc.
"}rlng OIL your cave. will furnish tic
giotln."-Tt. i. Uancaeh.
Alark Twain il accused by a Noston pancr
II "inability to ayn,t,athzo With the antique"
Ths Is tto first public ntiinatIun thnt Hfurk op-
rosesl Mr. Tiision
"I.ingutst revoir II a contraction OF
tho familiar phraae. "oycr. tEo-r r'ver,' which IL
anonymous with so-iong, tn-ta, SEQ you later,
aud tako caro- OF yourself, old 10y. ;
Put nway tho little bnrrcl
English opened for tho boys;
pInrt ot'r roosttr 'nunth tho dalslos-
1t will never make u noise.
Samuel JH,Ifs I'jtdeH.
Fanny Davenport hns been clipping ont
eono Of tho B,trpruous passages In ANN Dick
iuson's play, IAN American Girl" Thu orIginnl
Ancrlcnn Girl wAs Il clipper ns her record OF
::l7.s proved.
a reception wns given to the celebrated
Norwegian poct III New York last night, but on
uccont Of tho press Of political hnws this tnurn-
!ng VIC arc ngaIn reluctantly compelled to omit
tho Eettcman's iihtsc.
"G. ". Chiltls IL proper to say passed.
nway In suenking Of tho tceeasu Of u person.
tinnc up the sluice is the 1.slnnry why of putt
ting Il out this why, but tho really rcGherChd
tr"pIo say called hence. nccherch5 is Frcuct,
for Li4ss-tonctl. Writo aglin
4 New York journal gives spaca to u
curious story nbolit a yost,lg gentleman nj nos-
ton. who. driving out with n yuunK Indy. and
cunning to n muddy part Of tho roal, feared tint
her ar. aress might hs spaetcre''; 80 lhIs no'lcru
Fir WMltcr HAlefKh "pnccd his light overcuat IN
tho wheel. and his gar,ncnt wns ruined" y ".
Louis gfr1 would have held her harll over tho
wAenl until tho danger was pnst,
4 writer in I.nndou T,r,t,, ptvoa f,,o rof.
,owinu ntctnrc nr iiro Mt f,adn,,. sra .o cti,t.r
far went to dim In n restaurant. 1,,,rc was
at til, next table to me German mr., hIa f,rto'
Aftrr their ANN. ami off.r thar tlst t,o,.
nSst, .o eem "'Ga a, nusp INC fcss o. er d
sufficient for their feelings and they kissed eacl,
other utter cach 'noi!tht!tl. What was |, whnt
were tue wnltera' what were TIM other guests
"no Hose u'al'I'e, ~ thonf 4hoy !oFea cae'a
o'her: e"tlls anu KISSING wero Their ldcas OF
.ha, , a",,,,Ino . n" , ~ "s., e'su VIZ 'ney
M. happen to bo alo'1e. Tho muts'at affection
thoy were both 10 ] s,tR.iari, al htcos @ tint ther
pcti.o." '' F''SN'~' ~ A
heard tho bo!-wh1te whistle In tlla dcwy
Tic t;, was "a On tko n,cr nne tho .a,,c, ou TIM
.,,GH St'.n. tE;,,, ,u...u
~ sbec. IL" ''"1"R "''''s ''''"' ''' p"o'"'s ""e@''
To sce ny lorc como down tho glen 10 kcor her trsst
""N "'e'
! saw hos raco With quiet grace. tho shndcd path
And nmms, to p,uen au1rs r ,,cor ,,,rx. .o,v
nsulsd hy her proud iather ~ sutos q b sem,
gus Mns ~ mo viii 1osns tfaes my gracious lte
hon ri 1hc tnr,hoot,a ,vh,atc .1o,nat 4ho c,oor
, 1880-10-14

111TLE Rock. Ark, Oct. l3..-Tho Odd, FrllQws'
Grand Lodao to-day eloutud ~ grand oltecrs
for tho ensuing ysar. J. u, Holmes, or Camden,
drand atastor; Alum Clark, OF ArkMlplphia,
deputy; Charles A. Itaupttnan, Warlsn; Albert
Coh9tt. Of l:itile ltsck. Secretary; i, EhlynerK,
H IAlllo ltnck, YreAast0r; b. ". t1Allory, ii
United StAtca. - !,
, 1880-10-14

For constl lpntIOlt, blifou.1sosw. ftt1l-
Eest!an: hr! !satl,u. lnka Arcnst'E vs1ett,Io
Howell Regulator. It tlcts ltka II ct,lr,. lsr-
sAlt5: Istre lI'xkl. heMtlhy cnnpiexIml. clear
i'en,i l'rtt 70 rents. nclMt. n0rtllcaSt corurr
MAdlaou street a1lu Fifth AyeIlllv.
, 1880-10-14

SbfETdf UyHdEth 70 Tx Eh{t6Qo 1FlIuFf.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. l3-At n meeting of tho
stockholders Of tho Lake Eric l. Western lt,il.
rs'nsl Company. held In this city to-tlay. e. II.
Cummings was rcElccted President, J. II. Cheney
Vice. President. nnd G. =. Brcn Attorney. Tho
consolidation with The r.ako Eric HIND, Inn. i.
ls.U was most gratifying. The receipts ahnw a
surplus VI nenry &Gt.uW after tho payment Of
aIi liked chHtHee,
, 1880-10-14

Special HbpateA to IHt Chicago Tribune.
DuSnEE, H.. Oct. 11.-hbolt 5 o'c!uck this
afternoon II sou uf r. Johl,ston. Of Carpenters
sillc. WINS drowned In Fox River above tho jail.
Ito WIS sitting OH tho rlscr.bank fishing, md
hRtl Il lit, falling fAce sIDsyn In tho water. lIe
waa found by tho rAisuud scetion-muu md
taken tU CArptntuisylIie.
, 1880-10-14

a saving Of one-t third In the woar by using tho
M"ta.rroof sSwsa Carpet Ln!nx Use only TINT
Carpet Lining Co.. New York uud uoaton, Fur
sale BY all curpet dcNlC6A.
, 1880-10-14

ELMlltA, N. l.. Oct. IA child 2 ycnrs old,
son III Mr.. Gcorge Scl~ay, Of this city, who was
bitten In tho f4co recently hyn hnuItI. died r.,
hy.lrpphobln. Tho tOK ilus becu killed.
, 1880-10-14

while nnktng cAal NJ n Hel9hbor'a, n voting
lAt!y uf snlstn, o. aaId 10 t, cit Tint cnt1ic intS
tho rt'om, "Hhy. pussy, l hMvetl't secu yur tn
lfes yet: aro they prntty2" Thn cnt fn.tllciiate-
~ went ttt. and rHturtied with kitten III tlcr
l1lolth, which she Iaid ut the feet OF hur 1ues-
, 1880-10-14

The public VIII beware At a frAutlu.
!cht Initiation Of DabbiHa E!crtrr at,ai, te-
inx f9tHod n., tho n,Nrkct hy Misrepresentation.
upon hly!nx uobblils' Eltctric.
, 1880-10-14

6psefat Dtspa!eh 10 7ht Chicago Tribune.
EASsAs Cfry. NO., Oct. n.-sal. 4. u. Gnrncr
has r,slEncd tho position of Superintendent Of
the Cnon depot In this city to accept tho pns1-
tinn of Purchasing Agent Of tho ncnver & lt1,,
HrMnte Rnntl. Muj. {3MrnGr wns f0rmerit Cen.
nrnl Superintendent Ut tho Missouri. knilsna 4.
Texas lsoata, and ls well known to tho railroad
world
, 1880-10-14

nclt]'s own constituency 10 his hlrc,l cntutnni-
ntors nl,rantl. II wus tho verdict uf hIph-
minded, Intelligent and mural people on oil tho
~ rut OF tho political fcnvengerb.
, 1880-10-14
RAILROADS.
Why the Wabash Is Pursuing
Its Present Aggressive
Policy.
Bringing Little Pressure to Dear tC
Get Into the Heart Of the
CITY.
The Western Passenger War No. 8ot.
tied Yot-Poo1ing Pacific
Business.


THE wABAsu's POSITION.
.s' sSsre"ee ',re *. yr.efaay at tho ,nxton sen;
IN rns 1n'"rsE wns fur the purpose Of sr-
ieJo' pcria wa"so s"u t.', p ~ y" 'ss as,ie
tho Toledo 4 Iowa t;Ivl.lor, Of - tho % warasb,
rates from those competing points. and for this
reason It was considered adyleable to bring
gr,,rca ho a,,tro ,,a,.n :" sx.su npom "a1F ~
i."',ss,. ns,. ano .s c'.te meeting was consumed m
reached, md smother meeting will 10 held tt,-
sny Tor tho sunc purpose No otbor subject was
eusson ~ tho % ce'ax e vas OILY s eaea tor TIC to
purpo'c stated above.
o.. .a,x XVIII wth John G Gault. ocneral N"naper Of
his rnnd and thu other ronds leading west frpn,
this city. Mr.. t,nuIt regretted that s,,ci dffcuI.
t!c. should have arisen. unt tho,'slt that Tho
Mabash was not tolcfy respon+tble for them.
There was Il good ical Of prcvaricatIon or uIs-
b,cnro rt,t. aaancd ~ ,', m"po m ,at.s' ,a,t, ,e ,
aEresout i'Is Wcu hn cy a' u, ne aI y1,na Inc
isuIn thls Guy ~ Missouri River ponta. lie
fna ~ ,,ar ,n!hk % oa Mn aErecment Tint be v!nIate
i@ng @ wen , III, tt.!' subject ca!nc t!p ,hut ho would
j Yrs tre 's recor showed ihat sa'ne, nc kli Il
fraiuinx froai oa G Gas,'ass ff, u ss ,a cy nrt I'll
ncrcet,!l.xts t'atl leen arrMnRcd. but hr sns not
ss' :! sfon sHt eE,e Exe4y and ae 1sa % m e
southwestern pool wolill hnv. to n',tnit lhus no
m ~ q 'hs nss%s,",o r., ha lone nofc
success Tho pool on several occneI,,rs