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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

Times Changes-Old Mr.. and Mrs.
Smiler are looking at the comet from
their chamber window; "No, Mollie
no, that can not be the same comet of
1913, the appendage is 50 very much
larger" "But, my dear Horace, the
comet was younger then" They re-
tired in silence.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09
4 Smb-Treasury Gold Wagon.

The New York Scientific dmericaa
says: The little, dingy-looking gold
wagon" which has been used for twelve
years past to carry the money received
for duties from the custom house to the
sub-treasury, has been retired from ser
vice Sometimes it made as many rs a
dozen trips daily, carrying as much as
$4,000 glittering gold coin each time
The money was usually put up in bags
Of $4,000 each, which were placed in
heavy oaken boxes with massive rod
iron handles. These boxes were then
put int the wagon-box and lid with
clamps of iron was locked down over It,
The wagon was pushed like hand-cart
by two cuStom-house porters, accom-
panied 10y an armed Waterman, whose
duty il was to see that the load of treas
ure was not interfered with by thieves
The little used up wagon has carried
in its time probably not less than
$500 000, 900, or about 1850 tons weight
in gold. and the dead weight and strain
Of the precious freight had rendered 1t
rather rickety and unsafe. In its place
a new wagon has been purchased, with
solid wheels grit with iron tires half an
inch thick, painted a deep blue color,
and marked with the sovereign letters
II. :. in front.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09
See displayed advertisement.
GEN. FRENoNT. Arizona's gol

GE. FREMONT, Arizona's governor,
suggests that Mexico and the United
States unite in removing the various
bands of fighting Apache Indians TO
lower California, and the establishment
of q Gordon of military posts along the
frontier, garrisoned~ by troops OF both
republics.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

The Philadelphia Easy Hour men,
tions Mr.. J. A. Walton, of 1916 North
Twelfth street, that city. as an enthusi-
ic.indorser of st. Jacobs Oil for the
relief and cure of diseases of horses.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

The Louisville Commercial cites the
case of Capt. Chas. n. CORR, of that
city, who was cured by st. Jacobs Oil,
after suffering for years with rheuma-
| tisn y YorL lNaL ] RennlhLicnn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09
Educated Women.

Refined and educated women will
sometimes suffer in silence for wears
from kidney diseases, or constipation
and piles, which could easily be cured
by package of Kidney-Wort. There
is hardly woman to be found that does
not at some time suffer from some o.
the diseases for which this great remedy
is specific. 1t is put up IN liquid am
dry forms, equally efficient. Springfield
Union.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

Some of the Virginia sulphur water
Is described as "a mild extract OF de-
cayed eggs, poured out on an old gum
barre"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09
A BIoated Body

Smith" said Brown, there's for
tune in that mine,'' 81 know" said
Smith; Eve put my fortune in il"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

Mrs. LYDIA E. PINKHAM, 233 Western
Ave, Lynn, Mass, is rapidly acquiring
an enviable reputation for the surpris-
ing cures which daily result from the
use Of her VEGETABLE COMPOUND in all
female diseases. Send to her for pam.
phlets.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

| does not always belong TO an inebriate. Kidney
troubles viii cause bloat, but Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure has never failed IL remove il
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09
The Key TO Health.

Judging from his name, Professor
Dragamanof would make a good po-
lceman.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

BoilS pimpleS ana all blood diseases ary cured
by Dr. liud$eys Blood Seayeher." Sold bv an
druggists. Never fails.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

BELtoRI'S famous Black silks. in all
grades, Just opened at James Morgan's,
$50 ( SIS East Water ST, Milwaukee:
and other popular Silks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

Have you found the key 10 pertec'
health and strength? 1t is Kidney-Wort
the only remedy that oTerconles at once
the inaction of the kidneys and bowels
1t purifies the blood by cleansing the
system Of foul hsmors and by giving
strength to the liver, kidneys and bow
els to perform their regular functions
See displayed advertisement.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

"Of all sad words of tongue or pen,
the saddest are"-obituary poetry.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

oNE Remedy for One nollar-therc is but enc
way 10 cure halineSS ana that is by using CAS-
EoLISE, deoioriEei extract of petroleum, the
natural petroleum hair renawer. 1t viii positive
" do the work ami It is the only article that will
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09
LYDIA z. PfNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Thc Positive Cure


Gar all those Painful Complaints and W eaknesses
soeommon TO our best female population.
will cure entirely the WORT form Of Female Com
rfzrts All ovarian troubles Inflammation ana Clcerr
ton FsiIine and Disbursements, and the consequent
sofnal weakness and is particularly anApted 70 the
Change Of Life
II vii ol-oITe and expei turnors from the uterus in
an ea-iy stasa Of Development The tendeDcyt 20 can
s burgrs there Is checked very speedily by It's use
n removes fantne, Hatulency, destroys all craving
,ar Ii uianfz AID relieves weakness Of the stomach
n ours Bsoating headaches. Nervous frostratiOn,
general Debify, seeglessnsss, Depression and lndi
gestion-
That feeling Of bearing down causing pain weight
and bacache IL always permanently cured By its 1se
Il VII all times and under all Circumstances act In
kar0ny with the laws that govern fic female system
For the Of Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound IL unsurpassed
LYDIA Y. PINEHk8's VEGETABLE CON-
POUNDS prepa-od e. u and 20 western Avenue,
Lynn t,asz Price 81 Six bottsesfo-Ss Sent By mai
in the form Of pills sls2 the form % iOzsnses on
rsccipf II price 81 per box fer either. r-a Pnkhsm
freely answers al iet:=rs Of fDu-y Send for panoh
Let Ad6ree sboTe- E-zts0n this Fdper.
Eo,saaiiy should BE ;3Out LYDIA PI,sKHAh's
LITER Pills Ley ere ecnstioztiol hIs0us1es.s
aad torpidity Of t.se lf-~- . cent? Ter boz
FOX SALE BY DRUGGISTS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

A young man was recently found in
the Mersey drowned. On a paper
found in his pocket was written: "A
wasted life. Do not ask anything
about me; drink was the cause. Let
me die; let me rot" Within week
the coroner of Liverpool received over
200 letters from fathers and mothers
all over England, asking for descrip-
ton of the young man.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-09

A Poor Appetite-A rather seedy-
looking customer came into restau-
rant on Austin avenue and said 10 the
proprietor: What do you ask for
nicely-cooked beafsteak, well-done,
with onions9" Twenty-Five cents.
And the gravyf" ''Oh, we don't
charge anything for the gravy" ''You
don't, That's liberal. How much do
you charge fo- the bread?' 1--WE throw
IN the bread" as it good bread?" at
is" so you throw in the bread and
gravy" Certainly" Then bring
me some bread and gravy. It's not
healthy to eat meat in summer
, 1881-10-31

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s,n,n,in. ,,,rs 20 ~ iII ii1' s ,,n,, y,
ar.a., ~, ,,'s., ,, ,io%f' % y, W'us,
mGss 2Hs 9 s'sso ,, mtai, " %Hy ly II tt r. X,
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n,;st s ,,nT,,,u tn S(1 ,ruan rslvn IL
"r'iors H. .,,tt,fr",v i,",a9" t,,n n,,unw nc
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nf mt si,v T., ~, ~ ,lni,, v,o,w ,r III, vnr's
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tba H. vr.,,,'sd .y;fr,, ~ Wonis wos ' h. rns.. %
uvnr v In, t'.ct, I;"vnni,,s hn svi1nircx liz
nntirn % ,i1visjnn fr;,n, tl'c ii In" n,urnh,m1,
"ra,,nt m,hinH 1,rn,,n,,;. u, fho renr ~ itnv.
s,nta, a"d III ~ nrtn n,~t m lin. :. n,,n,,r,1
n" fn}ni sat, H. liz iimn,, % iinrs wNisI 5ni,'
'i"ff 4, f,S"is viii st,ii..r1v in.,lnrt' having
"viv twt' lr.trn,Ins IT, % n,t.a',,t.H, tn rose. I'LL
w"3 Tn, lt,,,, ~ liz v"s: iii ia "a hrnv. man
wnrn ",ip%,i ~ rr,.".,n Imf,r,s IN, f,,ctl
t;,in ~ j''i,f.i"rntns M Will, ,niIrrtI ,nrn,rl'
# strfkInr N" tnii ~ Wnm f,|n~,.,s rnm,nn,iii'
, 1881-10-31

Tho puuinn Cur Company hRvc just turned
Ollt six elegant passenger coaches for tho Union
I'aoiHu Railroad Company.
Tho new frc!ght-house ut En9iowood hns been
ma.to branch OF tho general freight u1tico Of
ChirAko. Mr.. nlodYett hns boon placed In
chArge.
Couluel,o:hK With to!ay tho Chtcago s. Butt
orn lllnos ltalIrpad Company will r,n q SUBJ
uruan train from Munonco, ILL.,, 10 Chicago.
The tra!n will !oayc bomcnsu ut . O'Clock u, IN.
aud will EIss lsnxeWoul ht q. ., tliti arrlve at
Chicago IL k::5 u. III. ltcturi1ttlg, it Will eavp
Ghi.nVo nj ll,l5 u. H., arriving q Enxtuwood Ut
VIII V tue southern terminus ot this ruin Ito.
turning. the train viii loAyr CreIu at | y. ni.,
Will rAss EnxlawnK1 ut 3:gi, Hnu arrive In Chl-
Enxtt 1T .;;G u. 1T. Tho satno tratu vii! loarn
EhtcnE0 ut Il Utaock H. H., Arrlv0 ut EnHlGWuoh
ut i:ih 2. Ill.,. unl Will rtAuh 5foInene1 ut 8:16
p III: The trnin will consist Ut two passouKer
Snaehes a!.d one l9gKaRe-aar for the, present.
aleKans e!auhes ror !nia run, which aFe exrootcd
to eo rontty sUHl. The train WI! be Ia charge
Of Dir. JESSE Woodward. and Will make the fol.
loving stNps: Archer ayenuD, Thirty third
strt1t, Thirty nfnth street. 1forty.nlnth streut,
Garfield t,Uul0yard, SIxty-third strect, Normal
FAFk, Auburn Junction, and Auburn. The faro
fruln sfxty.thlEa street 10 tho city will be only
fitG
, 1881-10-31

4. W.'f11tELE WAH TIfK NAM
The THialliuss Duakkceper Wliu forutd his etu.
player, Mr. II. II. Metirc, tito tubntct,nEst, intn
Bankruptcy WIS nut nn,letI IIlus. was stated
IN Yesterdays IElMuSE, hut Il. q. Ti,Go. TfAna
and ThIsle wnre purtncrs Il, tho North sI,to
st"rs 1su'ler tho name of II. linus s. Co., Ald tho
attorney tnr tho creditors Of Alcfiutre without
doubt Ht,t tho unsnus Hlxcd In giving the iatur-
nlHtion TO tho reporter. Tho crror ,ltl-
fortunately mt Nr. lIaas III M ,nI.!eas-
ant Light. while ip IL evidently iniaecllt
OF such %ro1I4.sloInH nnd nus II En,nt ruf,-
vih41n. thu young lnnH sntl yesterday lp
null been sw!nIlsl by 'rhiulu out Of <t.5lu Or
S::WU. und hltl u few .luys nK, succeeded In dis
c"nllnue the ls.l~ess alpnu ut tho old stane III
NDrtt HtMtH street.
Mr.. Itt1a NFi.rnrs tn hAFA suffered etIuugt NI-
rcaiy from Thtt:a's tI!w1rthlnuss, mt tn IL tho
subject pf Misrepresentation. ttsnuKh this ip-
stat:u., wins pany utia at nrcIlnl,l.
, 1881-10-31


DEvOf--Snntiay evening, tlct. "a Marin, wtGc Ut
WILLIAM l1Hvas, suddenly. IT Rasn1}ss.
Fmneral FROM hor eho resdutlte, Re South !loIntc
Family. thonca By carrHAas tU Calvary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wlfo uf john o'Ca1'a-
.Eunura! 4 nneloek Tuesday to Calvary from ST.
BRETON -UeL 20 Ka.to Rcotoss. hcloycd da,,shtur
f"ns1al soeyic" II n'eI"sk siSay ri residence y,
Dnsaild-sL Friends Of the family arc tnyttr1.
FA1iEt-At hur rasttenee, itN West TaY!or.nt, Oct.
IT. Mrs Ann Fahny. nK0d ~ Yoafs. burn In County
l,eltrtln, I'nrts1a NJ FhanaARt. -
funGrnl by tatth to t:nssnIy Tuesday. NHs. j. iBA.
tics.
EGAN-The funeral o. Ann'o EEnn. wilt tako place
IrNu her late residence, :U Woxt Taylur.st, ii fil
hi in. TMcsday W caTrtaXus 10 Calvary.
HMlTjt-At In Crusse. VIA. ust. Ill., 1Es. Of k!dnuy
md hlnadnr t!scasu ~ Tug 18th yaue nt ha n9e cart-
tho k!t9 GE HIS Wlfb. at Dubu1uH. In.
~ GnlonR and Dubuque papers please copy.
HIGGINS oct ~, Mt hI+ late ruslIuneo. AA Wcst
Ftt9aMth-st. Joseph PEest0h lfl4Rns hGett ~ yours
Fungnl notIGo hereafter.
CGNI.EY-net ~ u her late residence, Gli yost
EulGr1Il nDtsCu 1soFgnftcT.
EAhA-Sundny, ut 4 II u,.. Oct 70. Of consump-
tlus, Mrs. Husnh Amelia Fix, beloved wltD ut Josot,tl
H. UAieara at hur late rekldbncs, Io1 North Adjust
NOt!u1 Ut funnEAl horGAtier.
MIL AE.d)n sunday, At 2:N p. At his Iate rcsI-
denco No. 50S Aoath Aa!atod-st, H. A!olao' In ILLS
FGnofai Idssday NOV. /. as II b. m. Ff,onds OF tho
fV 81 Louis und New York City papers ploaso copy.
, 1881-10-31

The rc.uiHr nlcotng ut tho EuRiowood Uutui,
Veteran Cln1, will to held this efe1.lnx II lher
elul,-ltNs.l1s IN l}esk'a l.i0ek.
Thu walls Ut lhe yblllers MGMnrtai lInlk uro
n"nlly up, nnd II Il hnputl tn have the building
inclhsett 5y the middle nE November.
ThcFa Will tu II business meeting OF tue Senlur
canb Enur1Ay uvcnlllE+
Thu dissatisfaction ugatnst the reelection Of
Commissioner Woud in this town IL wearing
swny. Nr. vohmyer tho defcntcl candidate
" III te.stIn tuat Bis (rienlla should. It Ii
rlaitucd that the sicfeat OF Mr.. Vchn!yeE resulted
u tho misunderstanding by cue Ut the Town uy
lH6u Gel"yutts ut tho fAltillment ut coal coz.
ttnet which Sir. Schmyor had with School
District No. =.
, 1881-10-31

rrlntOns worr ut tho tlinn III tue Smith. hh1 30
H1e.i noiofo tty o. tno!n Geeh hearu ~ ANY ILL.,
Tho following story Ut n "hnMnte house "
rcn,ls iko ono Of rra,tluothpr's tales IN tho
,,i,to,, tI,,o.
rnriaps me lo!lo",ng inotaent when lap-
feHn!l ~ 'ne lhiiy nnt oo Mltn9etner nNt Oh Eaoo
t y; .,t. Surrv;h!Mnsuhcu ; W lnis annjeci. nuuus
yn"E y fsnm w, tha yl'lase of Han9h,r*t IL
TX. :, wer. wo Spent in0 o.. any.
ro,,,r, y, ,, ,,,'.l ~ H0 sonF, a f,,m " sns
shsnin,, hr,Ii}nn,v ~, ,r,t t =. ~ "a itrs"E
@ !1 XVI ", III, ~ et.E w ~ .. .mo ,'se
."rh H. fn,,n NV s.sc @ Mu ''Ha w. :. r1, ,ion ~
,,e a.'.,I ~ uuF sS"is "M ~ tm9 , ~, ~ ~
irrrtnp t arr. si,h,smt ,s s,hnsia ,vns rnrv fnr
frMn my thoughts. i wns chatting with n,y
con!panis,l' till we eatno 10 tho E,cnnw 1T the
t,,!s mtK q. .to Ml,Gntiea nntltsM n9u;o, mnen Me
a., =. @ 81 1m most @ Wci os @ ,H,s
y ~ .,, ~ ,ui's " LA1 - nan mehM n'lu "hm ~
noir' III" stn,,mnd ira hnr"n W wns ,trivimI,
In Ray, tho rsit1s to my frLXtil. r.. a,,d w; was
Mo"a y. ~ ~ ."tseGi, at.H t,S :" n'o , ILL., 'Hda a
fnr, hni ,tmo ~ nlf,ht II hn,nr r.
annr,,nct ~. @ md "Mme wIthin = fcy fnmt ~ thn
rnns" ~ hoib r. IL I,c ,,,," ,o," "1n rs1 tb.,, m ~
H." ,,vht ~ tho m " snsntr ~ H., mrrttin~ ~ thn
n,sn svhcrn ."v In,l~ frIr,,t iiv"ti yn Mc..,oi,t
f",mr, v,.rx Ill, % ur,scmnn W. xnrnstm n o sltr.
ts" ~. t M ma ~ III; s,fts,, 1,ai Iiris e"no
srr,n,,v % t,fr hix i,t,,;sn stntIn1 whof NAV h.i
sceu IL to ron ui a, "bt 1* Tho krnnls @ a %
Il wns 'un1 T., .x,itr t" i",iv ,.it M",. hn.,l
,,t t,Ir. Mil t,t.r '1r,nifl tti,i.,s sshI.. 1tcv
salJ thcy lid s.c,t. Drirx M Etny In t0c vi.
~" f,nuan suu., tn rnr tn t,,rTsn nf n,tnai,,t.
II. liz iut; I'm t,u mi hs VIA pn'ii rnrciv ant
any sIcrp uwt1y tn contIn,tal ,,octurun n1soy,
% Fir rstimr H. nr aiIt r.ssrs n,,entnr md s,tt.'
Him nf jnt,rs ctr Sftnr III thia 1m5sn ~ Snnrs
, 1881-10-31

~, 119tI!l0H If!f9FaiVa. =
Ther9 Is uOW In tho 400" u very rGmarkn.
OF Now Zealand. II ID n r4rE0t Ut strung fEa,nn
aud powerful bill aud claws. which we're uaetl
lIku thOsa Of alI parrots fur obtaining veutta-
bio. llat, uutli tho colon!sts Introduced sheep
and ptgs. As sOuu ~ this was dono the kua
seems 10 h1so abandoned vegetable food, and
to 6aye taken vnttIely to tlcsh.eatiuR. lie at
tacks s!ck dying disabled sheep, aud With his
powerful cutting buak ppens u pass through tho
back mud eatx the inteAunet. Even h06lkhy al1-
, 1881-10-31
j. III. Et1,ly becomes superintendent OF
the Old 1ftnsn,rrl. Eknt,a:as Il Texnn.

Mr.. j. NJ. Eddy. formerly Gcnerat Agonl OF the
Atchisnn, Topeka l. Santa F5 1sailold In this
city. und for tho past ycnr Superintendent OF
Construction uf tho extension Or the Texas {:
facEAc to I'll rnHo, hns hecn appointed SnperEn-
tenlunt Of the Missouri, kansns & Toxins d.
vision Of the Missouri TnciIlo lsnllroad from
Hannibal 10 Minncola, and from junction City
to Parsons. With headquarters at Sut!aliu, Mo.
Tic will nss1ne the Duties 0( his now olce INV.
+. Tho promotion Ut atr. Eddy to SO important
and responsible position viii he source OF great
satisfaction to his mRny frlct,t's III this city, and
tho general verdict will be thnt hu observes hfs
Enod luck. Dir. Eddy Il i'm Abto nilti enxerTrtfc
rassroutl lnan. II skilled civil cn9lnccr. and IL
thornughly posted IN tho operations Of ral!-
% %roads, - which hG has ha! long expnrlonce:
l,rNspor tssi,lgr hi. 1nanugenent. alld will SOM
bceu,le ono Of tho best handled lines III tho
chtsEtry. there is no tlutIbt nlnon1 lhuao who
know Whnt kind Of mnterinl Sir. Eddy Is tnadu
Of,
, 1881-10-31
tt'E8le Flurkyr gold Nle

u lake llue pi!t, bui didn't, for had already
ut.h t''isoli"l twleu t'y mrrcary. The druggist
3nat tue thug tnr my biIinnsuess and constipu-
non. Aua nnW usn Us vol M oyor." Torpid
Ah!tIcks anu liver ls the tr1uA1r for which Kid
Icy Wurt always usuv1s to bv tho bsst ro1uuJy
kn0Nn.-lidtff1ii tuu,t.Ht.
, 1881-10-31
SPORTING EVENTS.

Snlo Of n tTrottlns: Stallion.
ST. Louts. Oct. U.-Thc troitiug Stallion Por-
ter Lpni1af11 owned ut tbIs city. was sold l,.At
week to Ell Phillips, 0r Philadelphia. Tho terms
are private, bur suppbsutl t1 be ab0nt St,00O.
, 1881-10-31


WELLs-1tENEsN1t!s1ti- Saturday, t,ct. e. Mt
f. kHtscdnc. tlour9o q. WoIIh nnn Clertili Jludcn-
blsrH bnth nf Chlvnao.
, 1881-10-31
Tho Central Pacific.

HtEtidI UEFpFlItN 10 IHS CH1td96 IT1DUH+
SIOUX CtTy. ia., Oct. :N.-A private tatter from
n reabo nlnn, brnrlns date Of Now York, Oct.
II. Bays: ~ called Oh q. I. Huntington, Vico-
President Of tho Central rAcltlu. llo said that
hEs c'!KIHrcr3 wcEe cut lonklisg for lllu to tho
Missouri River. Hlld TINT six weeks ago ho would
have said positively that bis co.npuny would
build II inu IL the Missouri Nlyer. III fnct, tho
rails had bcon bui1Htt. 10 bu Aulfvcrcd ut San
francisco. HIa ro,tl .teIlted to buittl from the
TACT that tho union i'acltir, with Rhuh they hui
worked t0r nlml'ur nr yGars. Threatened! III In.
yHtiU thuir territory by building west, nt,d u was
to rGtMttntu thus tnucett The Central I4cllie to
run lines IL The Mssutlrl River. NUw, hnwuvoI',
thur1 " u prospect NJ a conlpronist. III fNct,
tho Union PaelLc claims tint IL will et,tlccto
what Is .sskud. In cnso ttoy d. tho central pa-
GiIlG will moi 1xtGlnl uast from Ogden, no Mr..
Huntington sl!ys, nntl would not cobportlta with
uily other ftall Ut OEt!u,t Except the Union rA-
cttic, II nlNtturs Mru liked up
, 1881-10-31
Tho New Schedule of 1snteH Adopted by
tho {knttroad Commissioners.
Tt the E,fttnr NJ m. f.ttrton Ysrfl,us

IL the Etor pf The Chicago Tribune.
.o' ,' uo. . ..Man. new scncau!o ot rascs
Is 10 become tho lnw Of tho stato and 70 Into
operation on tho lUth Of npxt mouth, has bccu
xn ytnnrtrv md in ,,,stlv usx,ti"1 IN ,hn ,,1i,n-
rini cu;,nus or ,r,Ir T,t,m,,sn that ,,catfc
lnasc hold to do thls bccalso assu,no III The
nntsrt rat r,,r l,,1t,,,rr hns m s,,,at vr,,t,,r"
either ayanst tho manaKcrs Of r,4itroad proper.
ty in lllinols ur nKalnst tho Hoard OF hat!road
Commissioners personally, but that It is tuuved
~. ,,'a ~ ,'... ''s n"u r,.,' "'usa
.aS ~. 'nu 'n'ercs. u sno pcoi'e' 1h's ho'as
tho ostelst0la motive. procecd upon tile M.
sumption th.t you nre in G,lvor uf II full and
a aaa1 's'scss" 1r tho Whole subject involved.
to to- the % worK Of % tho cvanIssloncrs % md uI's It's
elect upl,u sioq,uO,U0 worth ur rai,roud urur-
crty in iliuos land *.UkiESl0n, of nr,vnt4. riil.
80. " ...",a t"a =. r'""'s W.
"chs, propartSwEhl. i'oth OF tho articles
thut tho schouIs Ut r.tcs adopted by tho war,
nrII IN lTs %as u az rronUsts tr ao equitable
esrns.l. rruI 'rnlnyxk regards the eehc,la,a Of
~ 50, you proeeeu t. nrF'lo to caso from thts
... T.. 1no rnot shaM MfSI hNve
lust and hc1le,lcent lnunsllre, ns preliminary to
comparison hutwpon ft,v twn schedules. I re-
rxt po IL ssS M ts t19 to
III n,,..s ..sSt.T y, sonss.. g.
th9 tA.in ~ lon Waa ~. husuIuleS. anu !ias
suivrs. t Gosntess WITH raie tor o.c 'S t;ie,
ai"wx pr,tattcaiy tno s, i rnto l,us ~ to uSt por
miles ,yhiin MI lin Wttttii kn,,ws thnt tlc
,nmtn, "t.o - ev ""ian n.u"o Au!.@ @ tnn
III ncr ' niio ' Mnturv '"g eoSt ,.Ip'' KIT
, 1881-10-31

ATNVIntcd EcMeFNI SMFoFlhfeMNeh OF
tho Ghlea%o, milwaukee, d NJ. I'aul.
E"triat INspdtth TO Tho Chicago 7ribHp
MILWAUKEE. uct. :N.-'rontEht Jspatchcs worn
received III the general oIl'ce or tho EhicnRo,
milwaukee & st, Paul itailwny announcing that
Hubbard Z. Atkf,,. III present Superintendent Ut
tho EhlcugO Ll Crosse l. l'flir!o lii ChlpN Dty.s-
Ions, has been prutnolcd tU tho position or Gon-
ornl SuuHriutun.'unt, reeoutIy vacated BY W. G.,
Van JlornU. IT Ii bolluteu that Mr.. Atktns will
reeelve asalury ctl'snl ~ that Of Mr. vNn Ilarno
-Stu.URM per nnisl1a, 1t IL AuttorntivoIy mn
rol,1,cel thNt Mr.. Atkins will bo sliccaedcu Ms
superintendent hy tuhtlurtoE IHtnes Tranlnina
fur th8 t:hlcayn Divisions and w. q. Co!tns fur
thnt tho rositinn Dt Assistant. Superintendent
Will Ge ni'u!tHhe. Tho appointments haye cre-
ntetE Kcnilo sot'sNslon In railway circles hcre,
promotions,
, 1881-10-31
MONUMENTAL

mUNuMtNtAl.
John II. Volk. designer and manufacturer OF
fne grant md innrblp monuments. tablets,
Btntuuty, curbnE, etc., IN selected stock. Olilco
Corucr Dearborn auo llunllulptl streets.