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, 1881-08-04

her., And at the corner Of Webster and
lsAcino nvcnes upun Nloh0isa Schultz, who died
Of snnstroke. The Coroner also held an !t,qutst
n the coun!y Hospital upon the body Of Charles
Mansfield, TIM ynnnR man whn wds atnbbcd
june 11by Wing 1dx, tho Chinese pr,prietor of y
laundry Ut No ;a o.ith Chart street: The a,introl
preceding tho stal,inR astae ottt uf Manafleld's
Ief1,sal - tay ~ much az ho bud aareed Y pay
down upon the Ctlnan'an's counter an amount
of snot,oy less than thnt st'ru'atctl in tue
agreement. and, taking UP his shirt,
started out u t6S pl4ec. Wing
and Mansfield turned md struck him sevornl
times ~ tho facg.. Ice anatchei up knife a1I
plunged 1t Into hls assAl1autt left thRh niltct.
in9 what wAa at tirst.tbouht to bc q slight
wound. He was refDnv1d to tho County Hospital.
wnerc iIu eteAtliIy tlcolned aud for tho three
weeks Immediately :, preceding bly, death tl
rto died Monday morning from tho clzcris Of the
wound! nyulnla having eet n and ultimately
y,clopvd ths foseEolna iaots and The
primarily Responsible for Mansdcll's death.
The Recommendation was therefore inado TINT
over tho lthlno nnd given cali In tho jail.
, 1881-08-04

hetua dong zach lay In Eastern citics hy tho
railroad cpmplfiIes which arN competing for tho
passenger traffic c0nilng wcst. bavu lNcu
ht,pIn9 that our newspapers wonll tako up this
itaii oiles 0f tho West an tl,u East and iiscuss
H. nt,1 dssect IT, n they d, othor n,httcra In
which tho whnlo cnllntry havo ,snGsi n
Tns If ~ TMiagss recontiy no!htnK has Gaeii said
only what T. statod Az r. tho :!!spa;Sheh: ~ eotn.
9o Eass e. t5o eS csf % ts faes
surtr,ao to ail, bacat.sc all those yoasr tho fares
e Eastern cities and !ro!n there hero soem ~
hRye l,ecn led to ,oIove L was ipthnra juat that
pas:erser shoald pay sS, to RI rlao y Now rosk
Judgment Tho railroad eompa.,iea arc commit.
t!n,g great outrage, ana deserve to 10 ar.
Sa o of t1asnx pbs csaa ms
NV YORK City, besides ;a,her lnos which III
osI e i ess m sa 70 Nc Yok
4 passenger weiEhiuR. say. lGj pounds pays s,5,
f1oSst. 1s'sy a.t S T. al % I ieksst stn he
H,ust .ray ,$Eh ono hundred times as much
4 ;nn1Ssa for 'oI5 H., apa sn,, srsa
destination. fairoai.mon tel! ,us Of tho extra
f spsaS e. Sasys & H. cbyt! Mp @ e
tract 10 Insure all The pasaenRefs who travel on
cars At q nickel apiece Tor twenty-four hours.
carh. Tho cnst Of, cars Ia not yery tnater!al.
s.. sSat; I'd = sstss I
'fsa ~ as Sss,eStst
han eng ms ans aesGs q
pany. WHOM thoy. aell a lO-rldo tlokot 70 Laka
forest. thirty tnilos asreo to furnish III 10y trains
acontn,lotis rus e New York, aoD ulllcs must
pay *l5t wh'lo tho Northwestern ot,argcn@ cents
, 1881-08-04
ANOTHER OFFICER DEAD.

po,,cemnn n.niol crowley Dies from
,Iv t5,o Enscts pa Of = recent % ,vound.
Following Closely tho . nonrntul death Of Of
accr o'1,ricn comes tho sud announcement .hnt
0lnccr DnnIol crowley, Of the West Madison
Stree. Station, died at midnight a. his home NJ.
M Miller street, Of complicated bodily all,nonts,
S 81 nre IN raht ba
ceNea " III encoan.es VIII % w. unnn1"M , n,,,na~ ae
streets On tue night Of July s5 THAT day orlcer
Crowley bad been assIgned to attend
to some potty iarceny cases, and wort
T. shS esenn he arrested Nie Il a1
saons md ~; 1thSr t, ARTICLES ct 4 l10m b,. H. Mns IT.
,,,,ss,nr Il .oa ~ .nl1 1 n,Hnate stnniH i;inr
ssaeshni s Notorious :yossS. xo!aas. ,s ,apSa !! !?
WSss " arss0 w,tn S yons ws,
ner dauEhtr to TO stetaon: h0e!nx 70 nt ct nSs M
IT. ~ n p =, s rot ton na a.P no ~ n me w.
apprs'ly asE he ta9r stspgsa
ap ;; Minnie ta"1y W. o 4, ne sa f
lnouthoa terms, Iho mlothor resontui @ tno H. IN.
nIthv st; % IL hi iE e Growiov than remoastr1tei
With him, aad told Elm 70 rnoyo 3t,. The fellow
h,s ssar. ana fspeattoM me oEGes; ,-o,s Maoas "a
yo!v9r ana !sveiea It f.!l at tas olcesa nrcast; ,;
Ciomey nyh "a tr9 @ cgK % ,tth e liz .o, H. IT.
strhcK totctpiy nj tae man "!ea n!s Hto' tat t
bio" e1ack aawh tae fosoneF oIt a!!uos !usst
a. INC 'hstanna tae snoe W. i. HrGa, th.eh
istera OF nis 1renst Gs mH assasla , ,n1se4eo; a
Esowisy starae4 ~ patsas y. aMo IL, trGoM. .a,a. ILL
cnMse1 MN snu!u 70 saessun ntEGe1 auG ps ku1tGs
West anGu. ~ atct. IL tals sn3rt ltM M +suW.uy tty
tkea o. !oast hta t%en tmes - ' III teuM N,
aoWu II n!a ttHsksss nuk ~ .tturut ~ @ nuu ~
rustod In org Of the pivots TINT tho hnmmer ns
IT. uescstldc1 sE1ea tno yerF on1cr euEe u t tne
, 1881-08-04
SENATORS IN THE SADDLE.


ansHxnntEr WHITE sutpllrts sr1tlSas> ".
Va, July .i.-A distinguished party OF rent[o-
men, consBt!ng Of Senators II. q. Davis md
Camdon, Of West Virginia: Thomas +. 13aynrd,
Of Doiawarc; and John W. Johnston, Of
v'Tsnla, aga s9;ar oth9rs arrived hsfo ss 1nss
n mountain wilderness Ii West Virginia.. They
nre connette!l with tho West virElula Central
sion Of the HioamoFa i Aiiea6eny iteiirsad.
They were accompanied nnr nnrt Of tug way ny Seo. e.
N" Mi]1 tns isS y
Consulting EnRlueer Of tho ,Uniun pacIi!e lta'!-
fs aa eo ssae aoso of @s vxsn
roal, and tho trip was takun for tho purpose Of
terr'sas ~ sopstor hayafd H entSsiast!ea!S
dcscrlhos tho rlic % ono Of tho most delightful
eS Syf yy v Tas 4sy yso y xS sSuSh E
Immense deposits Of eoal ind Iron. More than
as q. Sn na sna rthot ros pooer
corps having nut away tho logs and tlalbers SO
as 10 nlmit thu passage, Of horscs. This entcr-
such men: III addition to those aiready mon.
S; aa Wsyo E sa |
anI i Other capltaiists' bo,nE aetiyeiy On:
gagged 10 p,9aofE TnS aefn bio
load c0ue's 1T ploGmunt, @ 0 with % to .oh@onS %'S
& Allegheny isoal At Clifton Forgo, and with
tho chesapeake & OHIO at this polnt. When Tho
sha Gheat ana 1rcoaIrior 1atcrs, @ % IN rocshontas
Gonnty,a 9 beautiful knoll clothed With yer yer
nrL, with lppropElRte ceremonies, In honor Ut
tho pelaware Senator. This point Is tue arex OF
tho two Vlra,a!as, at = The head q M all tne VI Vir.
ea ass 10 onS Be- tho bishest @ @
feet above tho lDvol OF tic sel-ot tho whole Al.
, 1881-08-04
CoRONERts CASES,

Coroner Matson yesterday hp1d an Inquest
upon J1hn GregeF, who committed sulctlu by
hsNg!uS himself IL a stablo Mttuchod to kfhfs
bsiukyaras, at tho scutheast eorNer OF Fuller
ton and E|ston avenues. 0rpyer 10 tho
ulant who. oaly. a fow weeka' ayo,
bit an acquaintance l!,At w
ppuA not drink thrvp. i,iMt1 OF whisky. Tho
latter took sue bat. DRINK tho whisky, aill dtud:
Gruyar haA b,en feeltny badly otrr since, aud
Gnatly hung himself 1ti a III. OF drunken lios-
perat3un. Also upon Visitor JOHNSON. who COM
in!ttMi sulctlu at No. Ut TOWNSEND straot by
about ~ .yuar8 OF age, aud lost 4ts
vito about six months nKG. snHo which time ~
Ih1r!es Benuhest, whu was run Aoxn July ID by
Calra Oh lhH HutllnRton Iioad MUIR tho unlon
street crossing. at No. l3l Dcsplalnos street.
70 sbo spinal cord resulting trIM
fa!i duMn.Ata!ga Ut thAt mum.
, 1881-08-04
A BATTLE
Between Renegade Indians and Whit

Between Renegade Indians and White
Mcn-A Had Outlook Ahead.
soconNo, N. NJ, Aug. 0.-Au cnRaRoncnt bo-
tween renc9ndo Apncues, and ranchers, and
Muxlcnna hnA Just taken place TN lied Creek. In
tho San Mateo Mountains. Sevcn Mexlcans were
wounded and ouo died this morning. Govern
ment scouts, arrived here this morning.
report That the Indians supposed to be under
tho leAdership Of Nnne. as cotning north, killing
everything III their way. A large number Of d.
fcnselcss whites arc reported killed already,
and there ean be no fucrcy evpeCt-
I'd for tnoso yct 10 be encountered.
Four sheep-nerdcrs have been lnassacred in tho
Sun Mateo Muuntaius, and other shocp ruon arc
missing.
DEXvEn. Aug. IA Inter dispatch from Capt.
Jack Crawford. at Fort Cralg. confirms tho above
report, and says. "At, 1l::p the Indians
jll9psa tho Mitchell Mrty of Ier l., AmGrcans AZ .1
On 4 trail III tied Eaflop. Tho MEht lasted until
dnrk. Three indians were Killed, ktnG Mbxl.
cans AID Anaricatls were wounded an0 killed.,
With two m,ssng: An their horses wore takcn
BY the Indians Lieut. 0ulitoyic has statted on
tho trail.
, 1881-08-04

L1r1Ln RoCK, Ark, Aug. 1.-THE Gazttte's
Gurion spoolnl says: 1.-THE Louisiana Dranoh
Of the Iron Mountain Railroad, formerly called
the Camden Branch, Is being pushed through
very rapidly, two and oua-hatt niles Of track
having already boon laid. The gangs arc iay'nR
at present at sho rato ot a M!ie per day. The
object Of The Iron Mountain Company IL to
nnlsh th's hrauch thruugh as rap.
Idly aB pnssbln, 80 that t. tnly
estabtlsh cotton trade tho coming falt. 1t Ia
Thought that In tho ttuae coming thls will be one
Of tho main lines OF tho Iron Mountain HoAl. 40
~ To havo direct route from 1T. Louis 10 Now
Ur1cans, and, according. to tho present undar-
standing, thls road will leave CatudUn a. few
miles to tho left. It ia proposcd to push tho
work rapidly through to the Louisiana Inc, and
in tts course 1t penntrAtcs not only rich nKrl.
cultural roglun. hut soao OF tho finest tim1or-
lanes In tho Statc.
, 1881-08-04
COMPULSORY VACCINATION

DR.. DC Wolf and His officers Carry tho
Vaccine H1attcr into Tito Fourteenth
fs.nt1,. ni'a,v e,.c sn",,.,,,.ss nr .rs..,-
1susin.' o''''s '''0 t''"''1"s"" " A"e''
a'oney.
Dr.. darrott. md 0iiieers Fetscb. Sinclair lawn,
crowloy, IIarjcr. and True, wcnt through Tho
small.po. nos. In tho roarteonth wa.l last
s'ae points, I'D o1neetsd 70 " about ;,,., 80
or1,ian ,sa ,ha,,n,s s' "a,,,,v ma 'r ,av,os ,"
p fui,y aro,.c @ ~ ti'a nncss;tv xsv nf nrn,... ]
e se s esi rom 20 ,se o oi ases.e .at Saa
reccu,Iy carried OF 30 many Of thor friends
And nelphbors. Tho health oyicers have
people. IN thir north end Of tho wa1l vacelnuted
Int only u Sad Visitation nf tho tSrflhln sIok.
most Ut them ct forclRn blrth.-but n llttlc
tlo 'i'nportance Of vaccination. Ono mai, on
Dudlcy HtrGet refused to let tho tocturs put rho
virus IL his arm. mud also ~ THAT of hs child;
~ gnn caoa aMd III, 70 nase Eecn a u, ~
rnno,,uinn. attnr a i;fsts rcftnn;ton. shct n IL
best t 10 protect his Child. ill., '' ''''' = -
ss!ssss:soss ssnss - so1 ;!sa' ? :! s.s!sSS.
@1' 'ous's sr,,si' "ues. ~ ~, ,.,,o,, ,xrnc,ov,
over tho ] NATTER - bn, IT. they ye meru a. .amt, .. kit
they unly had 10 experience tickling, and not ].
oasht L oa thns ta esss aaa fsr
ttoy really Lehayea much bother than somo Of
The expedition was divided up Into three
s4uadA. *hch weto Y rendezvous ct tho corner
ana & oh@' &C. sa p sss:d tsea aef rs icy
ccrs cauyasse1 Fly street from Nosc
sstsssot stssot 1 te Ashland .,,.,, ,Hy,enuu, aud Used
, 1881-08-04
THE SPORTS MEN.
Second Days Proceedings or Their
Convention

second Days Proceedings or Their
Conventions
Tho Illinois State spurtslnen's Convention re-
assembled IN tho Palmer House clnb-room last
ovGntng, DR.. N. ltowu In tho chair.
Mr.. ". u. Haworth moved an amendment to
the constitution making membership tearas In
toam SHOOTS thrco instead or six.
An alnendment wHa mudo by Mt. Gillespie
TINT thoro 10 as many teams Us each club may
select.
Tho whole mattor, attcr debate, was laid on
NJ. Feltoa moved the passage OF the follow
Ktsoicsi, :rha;t whonoyor the character or
conduct Of members of any club belonRinF to
81 bpesse ay nt e. yS
to which such Objectionable member shRlt be-
lonx r.; aacn coers .n w's r,aes C. 70
torc1 by tho Astocfations but no moinber shall
hs excluded by roason ot hla being tuperfor
mntcc 10 siyoi, 1t hia exclusion either BY pub
licAtion Or otherwise.
Tho resolution was ndoptc4. The following
It1s0lptd, That It ii the eonse OF this Conyen-
ton that iFsp-ahoot!nR = hut 80 Incident of Tho
ha @ saoa FL 'G ns sne
Tor which It wRs convened: aud that manns0Ts
Of tournaments In advertising IN our annu9l ali-
iax Is out. q tssto, lnjafioils e pr
york. a1a 'hond rot 10 thss
QQ.y Euukd&%B %u!CA
ativertisod 10 part Ut Cur Convention's work
arc thoso which ars authorized by our ronstltn~
so H9 " thS sse sa;9,o4 ss 3 os s9a m eG
fluested to separate AltoRathor ~ annna! ~"
linuHcpmcnts from tho programs OF &outna.
menta which shall follow our Convention con-
tpstA,
Mt, Organ moved that tho thanks OF the Asso.
ctatl0n be tsnlurod y. Il. isoche xnd tho Hoard
OF Tr1ltlo for tho diamond padKo donated. and
tsas .ao r%Ss%sst % ct nr: i!oS6S hG sranss1im
STATE ehanptonshIp. TO- oe holl "
tho winner Zach year tn trust. xnd 70
Wlnaer 70 r9eelye ths entrance money 1T ths
OF birds, oacu succeeding yo4r. SO.
Tho thanks Of tho Association wore retlrnad
to u otIcaxa. tho ChtcuEa 0nhs. PosteF ealsnes,
and other. Rehttemca who had done fayors for
Dy . unaiiitaoas yote. Chicago was selected ~
tho place tor tho moatInx In 1Stss.
rho c!uclon uf oinoera resulted a. fol!oHs:
pFesl.ient. DR., r. u. Nofcolnb, ot C1lcaRo;
seaso, rsss UsosNS
wesl ct 0one.oos seeretasy: Sohn .t. q, W!Fslas,
Tho Convention theN adjourned.
, 1881-08-04

vnlvcr after The deed Ind Deon committed. Tho
prisoner, Mtlltgan. acknowletl9e'l TINT tho
wempbn shown him WY the One ho .isGu. ,.,,,.
igun* being represented w co;tn~.l, Mr. Law.
rp'!ce. were not placed t,p tfin stann. cxGfIt
rs 20 one lnistt.-fho HING Or tno cxpHs!lon
tloHch as to this. and sworc taAt thg " nnd uoser
used no sucli wort's. at atl:" bho and
Oh tho aouthwtet Garner. INV crowd ni four pr
i've nibn who stood 10 thg mIddle o. tao Aiae-
walk, 40 Tint they wot0 nntl*cH 70 70 nFnuno tnn
party. Jofry Hns row Ieet nheat Dh .heE, anG
nf k}1 In tnH Af0fGBAjQ GfGEG GHVfGH
, 1881-08-04

A meeting Of tho Directors Of the ChtcaQo Il
Grand Trunk hallway WIS hold at tho Palmer
House yesterday evening. but no business Of
public interest waa transacted. -,
Tho Directors Of the Chicago & Alton Railroad
Company held meeting yesterday at the Com.
pany's olltrc In this city, and declared a. aaml-
annual dividend Of per cent, payable Sept l..
Nj. Joseph II!cksan. General Manager at the
Grand Trunk. and other leading otllclals Of tho
road. Arrivel in the city yestot1lay, They spont
iii the afternoon lit examining the terluEnal IA.
citEea at tbar road AZ this poltit. They arc mhk-
Ing tour OF inspection over their Company a
iine2. d.
& Ha1,tn F6 ItnilFoud, near San Murefal N. H.. Ia
boing repn!red rs rapidly hs possible, and It ID
axpeotad IT, hnve tho dalnaKoti portion Of tho
rpau-Rbuut Twenty-Five mllcs-flilly repaired
By tho end Of this weok. Tho rn1n*s storm which
caused tho dLsnBter wis ono Of tho heaviest ever
known In thAt section OF tho country.
, 1881-08-04
,;so,oner Fink Issues a Call
for a Meeting Of Man.
| ayers.
-. ooon for the Grand Trunk
Growing Out Of the
Boston CUT.
A. Uniform 1.ato Of Three
a. Cents d Mile on tic
Panhandle.
e.yan Important Lines Of Conduct 10
'''' Adopted at a Canada Pacific
Meeting.

.,,,~f, oT MANAGERS CALLED.
AEht vauu, Auv, J.-Commfsstoncr Fink hos
NJ" ~, circular Ia which ho says: II nm 70.
1en. 1.s'u, ou. Nv tyo OF tho General Managers OF
aues'sa r3ad. 10 call aacdttng Of tho Joint Ex.
Mes! ,,va Committee to cdnsidor tho causes which
seai,,s n tho present rl!nouswar OF rates, md
nave ". a.n, ,hnu,d be adopted In future to
~aat tho tariffs established trom ttmo to tfme
n.!s;sG s H. Committee. u Tith t th,s Y, f.
qaest ca" saS q nnork. ut tho ofilce Of tho Com
q AasuI,tE: u Eew York. viii you please ict re- M
TleG !" I'M tp viii b. present or represented by
X xs sl ansotz j. zs, ts n nc cas- e. s sa
flehse e,i1,bnr nf companies cRunot Do rcpro'
ee1t nI " that time 10 busiress that ts
.esens essseS cs 10 postponed and notice bo given
~ hat affect
, 1881-08-04

Elice. Kidding Mountains, and Touctwood Hills;
iifth, Immediate location md cn1,htruettun Ut
Tho Saskatchewan urnnch fran tnlnt neal. tho
ttorthwGstorlY direction; siath. The imn,ct,iata
location nntS auEvey .nf tho Hntris trmteh. ex.
Tending from 19raltlu,, snnthwestoriy tuwnr
within twcnty-ronr tnIlcs OF tho international
s,ontit!nry. and then wcatwartl paralirl to such
boundary 10 thu 10th m1rfdtRt. Ut lbnHItudo;
sovonth, tho granting of toasus for olpvntor and
Krn!ti warehouses; at nominal rents.
The subject Dt tho most onettnnl fn0ar,s Of
conlnin1 tho safcs of Agricultural lanna a. fur
ns possible TO aott,Ri scttlcfs wnk cordoroh, but
was not fnnlly tlsposcd Of. Tho conatrt,rtion Of
ehopa, and stock and cattle ynrds within tho City
or winnipeg NJ tth1n a. tho city bylaw shall
h1v0 finally, passed wah decided upon.
, 1881-08-04

lor,sss'o oaaastA 10 7h< CAteaso gttbuHs,
tau, ve,s u. !, Can. Aug. a-Tho following ques.
aassa o, ~ !apesed Of at tha meoslug Of tue
sa&t iutt lectofs olsfs OF the Canada Pacific Hall.
aAs loe,na1 sea la this city; First, tho approval
sauaustion ~ % Moose Jaw Creek; second, tho
Eet cwesso VI tna location OF tho survey to
"a ,ho Nv 70 be completed thls scason;
atd, tha ss ta. ilSelf to be auished ne1t season,
stpss by.is,au IN conformity with the W{n-
sapassln ~ ot The Winnipeg Il Pembipa
asaA&sa;s nsaheh, and provlalon tor tta
seastitts Seaatrueuon; fourth, tho
IL &s' @eauoa md construction
kaat t,s,,as, as4nisolne Branch from
NasdJ toss.x3,. Milee east Of brandon north-
"*9a toe l4ttla Ha1kAtQheM&4, Fort
, 1881-08-04
MAHONEY'S MURDER.

Jerry nlilltgan and "camol.Isackod
AMY Hold without IRntl to Await
ttlo Action Of the Grand JurF.
Tho Inquest upon tho body Of Denu1a Ma.
honey, the swItchnaa who was shot and killed
Monday night at tho corner VI Twelfth aud
State streets by Jorry btlllEaan, a ooloscl nun
who WINS returning with this woman" from tho
colorod peoplo'a Emancipation picn'c, Has held
by Coroner hatson lato yesterday aftornoon ut
the ArEnory. ,,
Prior to tho holding Of tho Investigation. tho
several witnesses, including Ann Kennc0y, ,othor-
wise euphonlously known a. "Camel-baoked
Ann" who was with Mllll9an whom tho shooting
wRs dono, were takcn to tho residence Of tic
t)oce.lsed to Wow and Identity the roma!ns.
housu, No. l4:B Indiana avcuuo,-tho con; /;
t5o Ct tD.s hns y hnoT% 70 Rate1 ~.
e1rroandsd BY soothing 'inass. of
hosyy.orowed mon, saaoy eoya,, )! ana r. ,oo'
and 6laaphemous cpftlets to which they could
ssey e Sx Il sx Gscs ss, g a. en en-
hvs svinains. Tho bronze. faced Ann appeared
saaiaed tid Ia tGo wagon. ~ The officers having Dor
il custody doelainY discretion tho hettor policy,
TOOK HER llulsntEpI.y AWAY,
saS aosbs .s4s wssY wsas
BE ssxsh sn spno ~ e. sSss xs
RiSas t I'll hs1 asss
u1rh The e corenss % arrived, .upsue!sd 1usy. and
anu friends then proceeded 70 The llesr!sol.
Htrnot stauon. whore tito Inquest Was hold. The
Stsa e s sF Nsuss " d S' s rssss rHsisy s1 @
tnE. ..
, 1881-08-04

Tho Craclsor-lsakers Meet, Adopt n Set
el Brand. FOR Their own sna tho
tho Western Isa1sor"' 'As.oclatio'l-Tho
hevi.sa ort,,nanes on the s,se OF tho
m Of Ia. from various
aud 10 sve"ns Il "ah sa aer
1 The ooiect @ ~ .. .ne " e%tassinx us ''ss was 10
Sy marks tsasi, as y xx xxx. ets:!. & o!,'sr
~ IN anrcc;nort IL tbIa rcvara u" the
ditrorcns M d. t;rtns rapresen.od bcins poand ty tie
to the quality q n2ns' qlsMn.!sy Mnry Ut .sris &C.;
sooas &c TIC ss9 mnrks ~ ~ vii ''I 10 an inaicatios,
his ~ >''. .'>'~- '' "@'>' ''N -'''' ''''>S
CHOICE Of THE uttANDs.
Altar S,smna;np NJ III. mn, .oma
other nstssss o. Iess eo,isoauenee,
s sssas t. g. bosel nSF sFS
daIEao,,; Secretary &. Era Tls3srSs: T1o r., Asso.
eat'on sn oI n ~ na oet at t0o faeno 'o's aof''
astns ~ TDrcsonted In TIM tonyentton wcre:
1,ann. hn1o si NSshyii'e eaHG en rscs Il;
sspiya Go, E1S9s!aix; 9lis a's6::, I: Il pSy,
;,r{,xn Mi; G,c'TMieqna orfs MausGn 'a. n,yoG, G0,
Io,sdo' .s', O.. J. Msc'9se Co. AleKheny; f.. T.
indta.iapulIs; til iii nutlof, Easteart & c., colata.
bus, g.; g; ". ilestsman & e., 1,!': i2ay-
io"' ~ FnrI"v Dni,t1nn' In: n.njni
Iis,vvn X; ( co 4iS3n1. III. emtt,,cky iJm,r Han.
nsiy. % IouisyIilo; bozjcr, Weyi 4 To-, ii. Lonia;
tnotiIs ."'' h,n ;s,fn.so Hf es's IT,
, 1881-08-04
1Ilx Services.

IT FNf1t FlgUFu.
An cxteuev9 1natufaotmrcr OF porcolaln.
itvIlt Tor tho Crosa ot the Legion DG l!nnor.
" iiut, my .ipar fellow" gays the powerful POLL
tcian, whosv AID he had Invoked. :" whit titca
Gun | adtlueo fur decorating ypn?" "Uh! vet
mo nominated m tho ground nt Exceptional
spsvlces.'" /" Hut what sGrylcesr' Ny l>nnor
md ton AorYlcNY, Of eUur1Hl'
, 1881-08-04
NEW ROADS IN KANSAS.

TOrEkA, Kas., Aug. IA charter for the Fort
Scott l. Carthage lsallroal has bsen i'lel With
tho Booretnry Of Btate: capital stock, $s50.00o;
place Of busincss. the County Of Crawford. In
kausas, and the Counties OF llarton aud Jasper,
In Missouri. Among tho Directors arc George
II. Nett!eton, Wallace Pratt. ]. +. Ford. ". y.
Ferry, o. u. Leasuetl, !ra Ifarrs, Charles W.
Kanoas and Missouri, Also. obaEter for the
Heatsice & Great !lond fsattrual: cupital stock,
.00Q,0 90; place ot business. Clifton, Washing
ton County, Kn1. A,so the Fort Scott ConstsuO.
ti0n Company, Tor tho purpose Of building aud
0IuEpptng Tic Fort scott, Topeka T. Lineoln
leallfoad; cupltal stock, &e6oOQ
, 1881-08-04
FORSYTH AND WHEELER.

Tho Item in ycatasday's TnInJYR regarding
tho removal of Mr.. @. c. Wheeler, al General
Freight Agent Of tho Alton, nome twanty years
a1o for alleged cutting Of rates. seems to havc
ncedlcsly o1pitod 6ome PARTIES who imagined
TINT tho item was iutcndcd as sl.lr against bfr.
Whecler's well-ostaa!sshed reputation for res!a-
billy and falr dealing. No such thing waa In
tented. Mt.' Wheeler, morn thnn any other
oe1s o nsrfcdt fGS SySs.tzs t1s s 9Sys rsy r. s
M circumstances wpuhl cnt ratr1 Or violate mn
Sgrcom,is,nt r !osa forced T. Dc, 40 Hy iis
aiiesed charge Of cutting tho rates. while NUN.
snd cut rates arc % not oay not discbasssd, bat
ISaai!jjlsatio99sM: ~ f. General rES!sst Asoata .ho It
set sonsdsro il fos q sr is' % i t'
time on tho alleged charge Of violating aI aRroo
.osnt .u. was aa oltsnge: Col; Mohsst Forsyth,
So efge assns 10 S ase
suites that ID ID his op!nlon shore was no tru.h IN
@0A " 10 Ia sasser at 7ne Chicago Tribune.
Soth myself s AID g. T. wheeefP P; i;ussicc. 'a sSao no
tsso gs e e s Mhsas Lett sss ~ @ @o
Now Orlenns 10 tnko oharge of tho Chicago i
Alton. Ho teudercd me tho position Of 4en.
@ aasFas 5 aoSe rbess VI. .eno s teox GS s
s K Astsus, et sSo III i.noia i 'c csnsru In ana Mr.
woa !sS ~eas esat F01 nd ssnsssss
sssrses aasnt waeesr eSs, aa a wssny y
found suoh Charge hnd been made, onItcd I'm
Mr, Mr, lionb e esp!aii'. Mo was very positive
though hD afterwards told mo he had done an
, 1881-08-04
svELAND u NIAt1ONING VALLEY.

CLEVELAND q MAtIONING VALLEY.
Gpseta. D4satea to IhA CAseaeo tribune,
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 3.-The stockholders of
tho Cleveland h Mahoning Valley hallroal held
tlelr annual meeting hero to-day, and reelected
tho following oflluora. President, i. Durko; Vice.
President. J. II. DoveraMx; Treasurer, 4. IT,
Perkins; searotary. Il. E.::Popploton. p. r. Per-
.Huidokopor, Fosttnaator OF thitadolphla. and 4.
II. Hale Ia place Of uenry Z. Parsons. Charles
PcaAe WAS reelected. TIE balaneo OF the BoaS1
held over.
, 1881-08-04

E1PAso, Aug, 8.-Oov, TArraaae, Of the State
OF chihuahua, dove Tho silver spike this lnosn'
tng whlon uulted the two tsepubltcs by rall.
, 1881-08-04
QUINCY, yANDALIA d EAsTEHN.
4pteias Dtseateh to 1hs Chleaeo Ifituns,

JkNSAYVILLEs JNs1 AuN. ia pFo!lMlu1Fy
meeting Of the incosporators and friends OF tho
Quincy, vanaalia b Eastern lssiroad WAS hold
at the banking house Of Bowman & Warren,
this city, to-day. Delegates wore present from
VandAlta, EtAunton. BupkGr Hill, plasa. F1ellon,
T. phneull, OF Chicago, uAs nteoted rresiaeutt
tho ttou. George ". Ware. OF Jesseyyllle. vloo.
President, ana =. Il; bowman. ct thts city.
wore III attendance, and good deAl OF interest
was manlfcxted, Indicating determination to
hItft0 tho r0ada
, 1881-08-04
FAST TRAINS IN THE WEST.
6t,asf6i EfasGaksk IA tfHa Ehfedad EafhunR.

B1ouY CirY, Ia.. Aug. 8.-Tho Chicago. st.
Paul, Minneapolis Il Omaha Company has ar.
ranged to run passenger tEalns over tho track
et the A!nueapolla & Ut, Louis betweea Aesglam
Junction and minneapolis. Through tfA'ns to
aud troM st, Paul will vo by tha Ft,uta as soon
~ the track 10 attad for fast sfalns.
, 1881-08-04
WHY NOT REDUCE l,A9RENGER
NATES4

II tAs Editor " ia Calezoo 1Ftbuns.
CaloAu1. Ill, Aug. 2..-1 have been watching
the pspess very closely lAtely to Zee what Was
, 1881-08-04

CUTTING BlEE1E1IT KATE8s :
NEW YOnx, Aug. A-Jhs 4ttw<s Of to-morFow
Will say; "The cutting Of freight rates, It WAS
snitl among moronants yesterday, ID SILL Eosn4
on In an unaurhand manner, Notwithstanding
the statements OF tho freight p8ensa 10 tho con+
tSary," !; '~,- . ! ''' -.