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RAILROADS.

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, 1881-05-05
PROCEEDINGS

WASHINGTON, u. c., alay 4.-Mr. Dawes
moved TO go into executive srsslon. lie re-
pusltntct the ldca that by 10 doing l,e md his
associates wore giving ur the fight over the
Senate offices, which lie considered. In Its
scOpc u'Hl claractur, us presenting Il 1tteS-
tioll of great inlpohancc to tho futuru wfl-
fare Of the Government, Involving, rs II did,
thu right Of tho majority to rule.
Mr Penttleton asked Mr.. DIVES to WITH
draw that mottUh fora f0w moments, which
MI. Dawes eourteo,isly refused 10 tlU.
Mr., Heck suggested to Mr.. l'endleton that
It would sbo indccorous for him to disturb a
ft'noral Grafton. Ncssrs. llddlcbergar aud Cor
hnm worc dcnd., Let thom die.
Slr. IMwes trusted that this was tho funeral Of
tho Insertion madr by the senator tI}cck) tint
the Senate itself should never pass OH its owu
work.
Mr. Dawes motion was tt,on asrced to.-ycas,
o.: ,tnys, none., -,
When tho doors rcorcned the Senate ad.
j0urucd. TO-
, 1881-05-05

was created for Gen. Washington wllcn the
army wns first organized. but never existed
again Until rGcrcatcd for tfrlnt and thon for
Sherman. Tho officer most Intlunte With
SECRETARY fancoln Is Gon. Sheridan, and tho
Secretary ct,',s,llta with him on army n,at-
ters tnoru than with t1en. Shnrlnn,,. This Is
l,nt very nRreenhle to Sherman. .as he t.
Wnt,ld not ncccpt the t,llce of Secretary Ut
Wnr until he had talked over the whole ii,at-
ter WITT Sl'erltlan' who advised HIN strongly
IN CONNECTION WITH A1sNy MATTERS,
acirlona story T. whispered about, which
though lug took no acttve part, favored tho
election Of Hancock In tho recount i'rcsiden.
stal contest; This, much, is known, and
Ss e snfy syev w IcHn nay asateS 5 T. ra Tho PS Pst M e
liennbllcan leaders were alarmed about his
nttttut'e, a!ml feared h. would ,il,,ku Soma
palnlic declaration % to tue ex.soldicrs OF tho
country count whiel! would influence many Of
tue ea.,sa IL CLOSE STATUS ltko Naw Yaslt At,i
1bdtain,.. Sherman Is very popular with the
solutpr element, having lind under hts cont.
'S rSt an, sina a stariy hnlf m1lion o.
sh,s: HANCOCK il Il, riaiit. boys: stppnrt him.
would hnvel}ecn worth all Tho tloounicnts !spued
by the Dos,ocrats tlurlng tho whole campaign.
ITS CUNt,t1c-Tt HOWEVER,
only a INV q his friends horo knew tnat no
favored tho election Of Isancook.. Tho story re-
shat The lscput,Iiran leaders feared TINT no
wnan Is nakc SON" *2rt q M open declaration Of
Rscc t s hi ta; tic oxs9,rsoa Tns Ro9It oP tbo % r:
!lGt and other prnusEnont o.!ta,als 10 tho fnr
Western const WINS nlnnuct and cnrrictl ont dur
ara d nj IT, fsek ani sba i Tine q SD ihe cs osso!
brr e!ecst9n. which sott!otl !1inttcrs., shurmAu
a werc W. nss on ~ @ toTns n
, 1881-05-05
VERMONT d. CANADA $

Sr. ALlANs, VI. Nfny 4.-Chnncollor
Homer Eroyco has appointed j. II. Howell,
Of Randolph, William II. Walker, of Lu.l-
low, and William r. Dillingham;, OF Watcr-
bury, Special Masters to nscertaln md report
all the bdMl's Of The Vermont Il Cnliatu llnil-
runtl fss,iel ntl negotiated by tic 1lecelyers
rs such, or as Receivers and 1tnunRcrs, or rs
TRUSTEES md lieecivGrs. or M Trustees and
to thu ntnttur. Isnnh u. Clnrk, Of Boston, Is
itprh'nted p0nimissoncr to take evidence Of tho
ownership nf botitla aud c,nlfns ntlu tho cpstItr.
ations upon which tl,oy ilro huL.;
, 1881-05-05

HFfttd1 U1fTdEth 10 1hf Ch1rd9n 7F7hNHA.
CEDAR 1lArlDs, In, May 4.-rlc nnnunt
meutthg 0f the Cedar 1sapiis, 1own f'alls u
Northwestern lsallroal Conpn,,y WIS llull
hera to-day, Officers warn elected for tho
ensuing ycnr rs follows: PRESIDENT dcorRd
J. 1,onl, ut iowa City; vice-1'rcsldent, 1. N.
dewey, OF iowa City; Secretary, W. T.
Brady, Of Ceslar Rapids; Treasurer, c. Stick
ney, Of Cedar 1sapftis; Directors. 4. A. lsol,-
ertson. J.. r. I,utioipl,, j. IL; ,Cnrleton, Ut
!0wn Falls; G. u. Cl0sc, I. n. Downy, Of
Iowa City; 7. $; I'ni'ey, Of Ciln!on;.J. 9,
h,Sas,tcy 4; g. A,a'4s; Lyns !, ,; Gook }nar
Cuinpnny alsu huttl lia nnn.a1 tucetlng. Oiiioors
elected President. Lyman Con*; Vice rresl-
ey rrca:.,ler' siieknoy: hraetrs, iyafi
Cook. j.. q. t'cnsley, A. 4. 1tobertsoil, Ii. i.
1hilny. Q. d. Close. l. N. Dcwoys mud j. +. nut~
, 1881-05-05
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

Trouble Retveen tho Weston an@
brush Companies .,h
'CAnvEI.ANp, O., May 4.-Tho Press tsea.ta ~
from Now Ynrk to Western lapcFs shas ~
Weston EIostrlo Light Company h.l ota'ss 'a,s.
putont Involving tho pr|nciplo of re9'la.'a3 If
lnrge uumber pf lights on a single c1sa' ,ss sI
wlre and that tho Commissioner ot pa.enss nn.. mt
givon decision III Wcstons fatoE as ,.S sSatDf Of
Hr,lsh, s pronounced by tue brush Sa1 Wes,e
Cleveland M anttro falsohool; ;,a;"Mt ,nas s,uilar
10 I,rmsh's patont Of lbi9: VI. wast tnB'o ~ dc. de-
controlling patent, and the faMhfI fI,,altsi aIi hIln
ui,lci drruty axntust Weston aI,a ,,,nIIy i irr.
oilt fro,n Ilrlsh's. Hrt,sh hs aiscahay saS ,,cF-
mcIcod four suits aaast Weston Oh I'M IN na-
ontia! snaEnct patent and OIL thrhe e',f,nrius
UIts, which It Ii ciattnod West OH - 'h''A
, 1881-05-05
1TENfa

ITEMS. -
Tho Michigan Ccntral still keeps ,lp It's
Immigrant BOOM. It brought In yesterday
430 moro immigrants. 80 =.
hlr. II, W. Tolsted has been appointed
aEont of Tho Illinois Central ut Kankakeo, iii
paca OF q. N. Gainble. Mr.. John II. Null
nf s r. eS e. eR5ieiistea d5isis agent at Pulaski tn place
rae Chicag9, burlington = Quincy is now
aMtnll points on the Burlington u Missouri
River fn Nebraska, but receives no freight
for East st: Louis or st. Louis.
81 5 s Gsnsfa1 gssEt Agent Is spe
Arknpsas Division Of Ills. rload viii 10 outa-
pntyd an5 ~ ~ ,pposat!9n TO- Rogars ARK, lIs.'
that tlato nll special rites ut present in effect
ealigmnn On freight destined To- Fayottovillo
and po!nI,s pI IN Wnshlugton ald Niad'son Counties,
Afkt VIII Ga abroEntud. nlld r0vlllar local rutea
to Rogers charged hereafter 6n TINT business
=. Tho Detroit i'ost and TRIBUNE says, /" THO gen-
tom,any rnalrnad editor OF tho Ehi6ago Times
s w ~ t s3ss SS Wits mr. . II Il asf,s es 1on ho
eral European Manager Of tho Pullman Paincc,
Gay C1fan'nany, a. original which IL Identical to d
that appcnrCtt exclusively In tho losk and 1ftlt-
sRasst;ss tsS; HER Il sssaif ;ss % p9e"ss Is ds
A n,eetlng. of stockholders Of tho Chtoaqo
liurlugton y Quincy hAlIroaa Company was
hnt.i yesteraay ct tho CompAny's ollluo II, this
Enrtlln9 tnosr action about tho proposel tncrcaso
4, cnpltnl stock. Thero wero hlt four sfock-
hsa gS NJ Ir Yss Dexter Rrs;a
the matter they hnh no report to submit, anu
tho meeting tturHforc uaIluarned sino die. THIS
!inEton FOR tho present Mt loast.
The wator In tho Missouri NIvor Is now steadI-
~ fAtnE Mt all puflltH. A little wnyt Of GIns0ow
, 1881-05-05
WHAT CAUSED HIS DEATH1
An Investigation to Isc Made Into tho
DcntIA OF stephen smith, the Indiana
iLnfN1tfaf

DcntIa Of stephen Smith, tho INDIANA
Convict.
.spteta. DttpatcA to Tho Chitaeo Tttbuaa
lNnrAEAIUL1s, 1utl, Ntay 4.-nr. Henry Jane
son. OF this city, went to 1Ioggstuwn, Shelby
County, this morning to make IN examination
OF tho rotnatns Of Stephen Smith, II eonyIct, who
died so'no dnys ago In tho Southern Prism At
Jolorsonvillc- Smiths fntl,or has ltoea ia .ha
city several days, charg!ng tlIat Ills suns drash
was tho result at violence, and Coz.
I'ortcr bas Interested hlmBuif IN tho tM
NUNS grievances. 1ut III order that no Pr
ccolings tnny bo taken upon nero suspicion
tho Governor requested tho father to pEocun
tho services Of conpotunt surgeon to make 4
rotxntnluatton Of the corpse anu determine d
to tho probable existence of yloleuee III tts
calso OF DEATH, Whcu ho learned ihut IT.
Jamcson had gone for this purpose, Warden
Howard telcgrnphoil Gov. Porter slslsiny tts
privilege of sending n surgeon III onlcr that ha
might bo represented Mt tho examination. qhd
application. wns. grantcd. 1t Is tho Coy.
oraors r,,os intention to-. pros;sed pI;,o. wiz
ssiSienco vi1l ire tiscovesod n SO assbins a9uF!
Will bc instituted, tho expenses of which will bf
p9 ostt Of tho contingent ftlll ut tho ,lisp9,Sal
"a fa,hSp p ro tre tho tcrs is essny ~
thing upon which to htsp ettslIctannf ylotacr;
Iio eharFos TINT before the authorities xaua
permit him to tnko iolno tho rennns Of ls ssn
no would not open tho c9lll'l nr III my W!saa,s
to bury tue noay IN tue hsqs nfsGs
s,isple!ors, mud, despite bis pruullso 70 she s1t,
na Il roachc0 houle. when 1t was discovered thssa
ti.roat 1t tho doaa' nn,', tho removal "i vnsa
at the post. orton' examination roveaIud ~. ~.
location Ut tho mock. and other marks of sS voi
, 1881-05-05
DAMAGES DEMANDED.

5pteta{ ptspafeA to 1hs rhteaeo 1T'ot'.
Lafayette, Ind, 8Iay 4,-Thetsdofo st .,ss
this utternoou brought suit against ~. 'uv .iluo
Erla Is Western Railroad Company ,"s ,os 81 y.
lu.psgcs. Ile alleges TINT he was en'pl0,r cou,x.
braken,au. tho autics Of which ho W. w. rnpany
tont to perform. hut jan H.. lss tae n and Oh
directed hM Il act a e. n'fat r. s~fsn"s e..
causs of tao @prersr proseet,s;,nx anes Hsfsse-
i'd conpany, b. fpll oit ~ t"shh. e., s sloM, y.
work, avhtnE on big hean nn s,l III put.iuv htn t.
al a''p oapease %sssi & sidS for Attendance DS''''
, 1881-05-05
-. WILL CONSOLIDATE.

o...:. INV 7'1''0o s'"H0es
CLEVELAND, u, Alay'5.-A: Committee of
tho Ciucinhnt1 Hamilton X. I1avtn, Rntlvnv
oI,l,Io,. urrt,.o., hn,e IL, .,'"at:. .a1.' VIZ
o.e's t nllNo,t Mcte W speci"l tF"lh ti'1s
evening from indianapolis. They were nc
.s,,,,, - -, nt.".4 .stI 1,1ts ~" ~"
so"le ol l!le DlrtetolS OF the CteVe!an0, 20
who lind t,nno ,lown In insnart tho fnr,,;o,,
,i,,o a,,.t ~ rr,sai,,,,4 .a,,.. .". ~
Inspected tho lee Line. This Ia Ii, further
rmnSn,,,,nst"r ~ ,,,i.fni " ;5.s ~ auInnt ~
, 1881-05-05

.noMr,Eags n , aonan. Tho aek,na fun.l now amonnta
TO- f2,#n,00l tho nccumeitAt0n nf ten ycNrH.
Tho earnings Of tho r,nd ftt 1sN, ~ oompnrUl
with 1870. wnrc ns follows: : ,t
E;ss' s.ss,!;;;, ';3;$G ss' +;
Erom fr mMtie..:.'.... .."...'* hnrrHp7i S.1!.SM .!.S
F%ro'a % iii othsr SOURCES. 1;S,s s' iass'
rotal., ,............. .slt7n,4o s1,al,la3
Orcraatins oxrcnses hid
kAACs....s....-... .s..+... lLAoslV4 a~Ns61}
,0c;Ss.s Ss! sSsc!nx: r s;,,.: s!
Increase IN Expenses. ....... laxiH0 ."....
insreaso @ II ret cnrl,tngn.:: l.ml,sa ::.....:
earninss; Flxcd e'' chafFcs aftar dsiactins tss.
Ss. ''sy aiq 'c5nssft sn.s'io sS sns y snsna e
Tand, ssS.osl; i distdenis. two "e per e eant
zach. &lR'iis5. total pasnontsI sa,asi ,eas ajs
lcay'ns surplus for tne yonr ot Si!!1 G1li
''SsS :ss sss s{a' IN Il ISL 'sssa saa s
,s4S Somercd m , With ,s,u tho fro'kht business of
$::; :: ;;;;: !E :!| s||E
with TINT Business on other principal roads,
year ~ increase. 4 comparison With is7a Il
,,:!'; ;s;: a '"ss:s '
tSs '1'ss saE ess siS
n!'s9ess E th.t I i arxrly casc,l y ne hevy
as m rn fnn f9rssG ns to Tho shoa
tion Of iMl i be moved to tle M sea !osnI ~ ~
cent o tic cnranas. @ i His co It'll oa al s os,as, Rs,
g. nhnE W. s.as S"r H. o,1, e o'trSon t ST. Or
A kff1f1n xtnA ir< N1t
, 1881-05-05

the claim that tha star.ro,tc ,syste,n was YIN
dlcatcd by Congress is such mn exhibition
Of cfTsontcry rs might be exhccted from q
r!ng,. such ns tho faets now before Tho po-
lie show this nne 10 In.
aA,lF1El.Da LETTER TO 11ui'slEff-
Tho star rontn people nre cnt,s'au,rtnE tp
mako much OF Il letter which tsen. fairfield
liz August, tB+o. in wl,lcI, ha says: ."plcase
liz liz assstsee @ s TO- ,.sthle% II Tne n5iiceten ot
this letter rs i pretentlcsl prnof that ties'.
tions from. stnr..ronte! contractors Is tie
wenk nkest defense TINT these lobbers hnvc yet
made. Tho President, having had his at-
tentton called 10 this lsttSr' staie,! ,,, tS,
It thnt he would have. thy slightest
objection u giving to tho nnsttc; TINT tho star.
route contractors wero neither 1nrt,uonoa n0r
hope TINT nrhdy,
A c1rlzEN of INDIANA.
who was rcputrd to havo n,ate q, immense
1pstapi 6, e sss s ss. SsGG II Nsf e hi: . sy !fs If ss
life andt1oath struggle then Rntng ot, ~ his own
state. 1tccrta.n1y wns not @ be nres,,ncts that
an Indiana ,nt!lcelIol,lcr. thAt tho cnninaRn
waa very cxoittnR IN his own stnte. md ttat
wa an ima,on th"t III" Ills % e"ntriba,ions wsrc
desired from corr,,rtis,n find: t. VIVA weii
1ArHc fortune Ia tHcpl0nH sDH<. nttu tllorD Is M
possible da!lht TINT hu lid rcnltzv nlnrc tl,ln
hllt a million dollars f.om his investments.
Tho letter pf Gen. GnrGc!tl Hn@, undoubtedly.
such as no wrpso to n,nny people, and
II HAS REMAINED F01t TIN sTAR-1oUTE
TpltHr
to attribute any sinister purpose to IT, 0cn.
% n.enoniaR M uen ntssiy, i ~; ros! a. % tsn olciaI. hs
tractors.
- -. L a.
mRster.Gencral snys that il is the .I,lnr Of tho
postinnstnr-f3cnernI md Att0rt,Gy- 0gnerAl In
tie ,tr, investlE:on TO- Ps r9 f
and 10 recover ms much money lis pnksiblet run
othcrs who hnyo been less guilty. There e now
fully aitntnea. and tho seryIcp viii hc n,ado
thoroughly Clean.
a CHAPTER or rorLTIcAh HISTORY.
wA.nxorox. s"sta" Hsy nTg .;Seits discussion Of tho
of curious things. II fl rcpnrtctl nnw. pn n,l-
owed bis non,1ntion nj Cituintltt to the stnr-
1Dute ralx. This dues not iuply any Knowledge
81 eon s u sauas p hs @ nS a t
patent ut tho Conva.tslnn. It will be rnncm-
berch that tho Dcn,oerat!u ilonso Comlnittce ro-
nstsd ~ ray ns VT IL d. capi apn1iaGfs M eio
ssSnti'nents s entertained hy Speaker. Kn,,tlalI:
oshrrs nt thu ring. w,,s an nrsive Denlocrnr. A
Mnimni 7vI frini,t prescnse.l tho aaso to sonator
Malnco; to TUG effect TINT tho tnsslgo Of tho
e!cetion year. II t!ie Democratic conrress re. re-
I1nn Tie lL} ,hn thsr o be s,tsh
meet certI'1n defeat In the fh1f.
WHEY TI1E 1liLr. CAME TO THE SENATE
4 t. was referred to n snh.commiltce. Of which
Wasnco waa Chalrtnnt'. -. Tho RUG pntd n certan
q oarranac meysnE Gctweuis G 81 aaisbnry igsS: e SnS
a % nsepss e she eass sss''ss Waasa e a t
ERuIAhl,rr had I'LL Intnrvjnw. n ts1,Is.|,
, 1881-05-05
ORAT0RlCAL CONTEST.

UFs*HHt 3s.RVF*s ~ NV IWEUVV 1Ftu0&ys
IAcks0NyfLLH, ILL.,. May 4.--Tho ovoat, OF tho
seasoa vas that Ut tho seventh annual contest of
tho lnter.8tate Oratorteat Association, which
to0k place nt tho OpoEa,IIouso this ovou!ng, for
tho eharnpionsh!p ot tho Northwest, Tho nt-
tcnahroN wa4 very large, the Opuru. llousu beEug
GruWtlu 10 OYariluwin4. FjtHt AunpFs WUr0
awarded to ChHslas y. c0l1n, Ut Indiana, Rn Tue
sceopti ~ Owen Ausr!S, OF AItp4a&QtA, :, =
, 1881-05-05
CROP PROSPECTS.


ON TdE LAKE SHORE ROAD,
Special Dtspaseh to rhs chto,oa 7t4b.n,.
TOLEDO. O., May 4.-Thu annual grain nnac,o,
reports made by Lake Shore & MlchIxuu ttp so,,,bs
ern aqonts hnvo boon received from ln1 tora,
and stations Of tho Air Llno uud tn old ro,d
This includes nn extensive belt Of ,err,,orr IN
Northern Ohio md 1ntl!ana and Southern Y1ch.
fgan, md is largoly tributary to tho gfaIn ttasc
OF Toledo. In answer to tho question In rcy,ra
to tho general appcaratco md prospects ui tin
growing wheat, twenty uf tuosa pqtnt, tcnor,
thou,. good. thirty or them fair, tmrjysjnr
gcnern!ly a92oiit two:th!stls croP:, nnl hny
poor, thAt the crop Will he future, I'M, rscb
1f L. VIII he Towcd up, etc. as 10 ihy Ero,uss
for fr.ttt twenty. two report Roo thJfty scyen
fair, and fnrty<cnc poor. "~'N'.
, 1881-05-05

spfe1a3 Dlsoaaeh 70 1hs Chicago 15Vbtfns.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 1.-THE water
hero Is reccding rapidly. All ru,nors as to
tile uilsnfety Of tho Hannibal a. st. Joe lluil-
road bridge are without foundation. Tho
passengers vim the Hannibal Il 81. Joe Kail-
rnnd arc being transferred with littlo dol ny and
this IL ctr only connection with Chicago ut PROS
ent,, LarEe forcos VI mon Mrs ut work on their
trnck, md In q few hours direct colnmunicA.
tiou Will be Ensde with this city.
, 1881-05-05

l,rawn IN sunurinictnlsnL An tho. nthdt
heretoforn." Assistant General Manager
Henderson gives nutcy TINT tho AulItot'a
o!llco ct tho Ohio ntvislan ~ tho In
10 !Ccntch at Indianapolis, Ind, and tho Auditor
will have thargo If MI hceutlns. Tho tlilIcta ur
tiluiN us hprutUfpfc,
, 1881-05-05

ItTnhcst Hlth n Dfltl 60 hcfnSY lkOCk River be-
tween l,cra md ttock Fnla beIIovu tho
iden Is IL rplt tho 81 Louis trnfllc this way,
take Up tho trnck from Sliabona 10 rnw
Paw, and build 4 short cut frntn the Inter
plncc and strike tho main linn nt or near 1.c-
land, III In SaIla County, and thus nyold
running over tho Chicago II Iowa lsoatl from
stocklloIders in TINT rond tho t'hicaRo, bur.
II sreins iiinkioy ' iioeol, con ~ carry RI y loo loo
tEyyeo nEnny trump ,,,,Sad Sar!a for MInv s!t,ss Tho
~ G&leasc. ',sif M|!%sukcs Ss's3's u: lnS!
,t9llroHd:. neih M Of T. whie9 hayo BOG t,cst, "sont ,t
1.ast fall several surtuye yrre tr1a,e for rail-
crossiaS Hook i,iver. 1t ;sfcrilns. Tho PARTIES
Ss sSs sSss ri, sSs: :; @
iIsaIlIrpa,i il ind the sii!N1sFss : st: iaal isai.
ti1elr lncroas!nR wnnta.l aDnp tl,lii9 il sire.
MSenE xe Es y9 S1a 1"se NStStT hytrs t" s t.
IN 5s a1so o,3 e @ x ys T. r. re Sos 4o
celyc.i ~ tho people here. nnt, would sl'are ~.
point. :, . D. -.
IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. CAB; Peck, who ever since tho organl.
zation Of tho Chicago & Grand Trunk Rail-
way has occupied tho position Of General
Manager Of TINT line, has boen appointed
t'enesais Traffic Manager ot NIL the Grand
Trunk lines in tic West. with headquarters
Mt Chicago, aud tic oiIico OF General Man.
ager Of the Chicago IL trand Trunk 'l,us
sheen abolished. A[r. Peck will hold tho sun,e
l'ositi0t1;i0n tia .3raiul Trunk III tia West
that Observation-Disclosures Il. j. Seargennt
docs III the East. Mr.. Peck Is elninuntIy
qualified for the position, mud Ills nppofnt-
mont to the plnce Is wise move OH TIC i,art
Of tue nrand Trunk ,managnrs. The re-
caEo shows tlint 'tlle Grand Trunk
fully npbreclatcs. tho Importance Of Chicago
of Its business Is oi,tai,et. rs i freight
tiei,srMal M FrsiEht Aeent d Tie trnnd TranIs
for. tflai.y years. ,unl fully undorstnntls tho
Is proven 6y its late appointment 81 prcs.
ident Garfield rs ono Of the iioYerl,ment d.
rcc:ors 0f the Un!0p Pacific Railway.
General Superintendent OF the Chlrnyo y
Grnnd Trunk, aud Ills oillco will also 6e ut
operations Of tiio 1ioa.l., 3ir. Caiaway ior
afS Ssss asdi as Il ffhs3 s hsy J }s bsS bssS
Ut the Michigan Central. 'hfr. Cnilnwny also
e. nf ,n ~, tG G9sto IT "a
foatls atll il 10th positioas proved hinlsoi al,
ahlo a1l G''!olsn. raiway taal,: Mr y. il: i'et:
ttnon9 VII continue In n tho ostton 9r AssIsiant
ST. H Wilan Wainwright, for n,nuy year. pns,
s Ss%s q ID s so opa pas;
xrixat @ i : iatifa! o!Hciai. ansi hIs prcn,otion
, 1881-05-05
NfIgSofrrtr.


sptetaa Dispatch to 7At caieaoo rrt,r,,.
HANNrnAr~ NO.. Mny 4.-The city otrt,in,
terday passed OIL quietly. 1'be Dcmoc,.,.aJa Ja
tao Mayor. 1lecorlcr. City Atarroy. u,ae'ea sna .s
AElor1nnn., Tho Republicans elect ihs Wv Wa.'s "s
'1a.. a iomr Alt!crmsn. The Council vii ha ~
tton to nuke loan at $.al,lM1 for NV Ps"pA.
ho,iso wis carriod by " latBo 1najori,y. 'sa"s
, 1881-05-05
Lake SHORE ~ MICHIGAN SOUTH
Erin.


CLEvELANlI, O., May 4,-Tho stockl,old-
CTS Of tile Lake Sllore j. Michigan Holtllorn
llailroad Company hold thoir ,ln,ual meet
! lng ut tho General Office III this city this
morning, Will, a4i,ll0.000 worth Of stock
represented" After hearing the annual ro-
port Of The President anl Directors; tie FOL-
lowing Buarsl OF Directors WIS reelected
without opposition: William II. Vanderbilt,
Of New York; Cornelius Vanderbilt, of Now
York; WILLIAM X. Vanderbilt, of New York;
Augustus Seltell, .of New York; Samuel +,
llarger,,,of New York; John Il. Durrfll, OF
!. New York; Dnrius y, Mills, of. New York.
Amasa STONE, Of Cevoanti; Henry u, Payne,
ot Cluv4la.id;', William l.. Scott, OF Erls,
pn.; Charles ~. Reed, uf Erle,' Pa; Nassclcs
Drown, ot Warrcn, i'a.; Albert Keep, OF
GhiIuKt'. ThG i!oas1 Of Directors met ut tho
a IT, Vanssbt vi a ea't1ta " ysas York esvSt M
Anl Tro.tsIrrr, Elwln u. Worcester, 0[ NUW
York. Tho olfIeura 0tHaXotl in tue ,ltnt,aKu,nunt
Of tho lFHa WUr0 All ra'AppiIFHtetl. Thu Jloaytl
isso ortlUrA tn ga Rhenti With tt.a now general.
0lco building Aprc. rho rt,n.l UArs,ou &lET i0lU;
klsn e4 WaoA ,i Wers 'uilioeit 20 n..y ihe llxgd
tenls B'itr cent. sa057,'ta; lpavinE Il surplus 1f
*l,!t7ottaS Tho lnorcnsu in not =Tnrniuvs uyor
l6tu was II .v1t ,aH8 on tin anlno milrAKu. At
O'Clock thp Vanderbilt E,nrty tlepartha Tor uO-
tr0lt. Wh9t1 tho atnhnl lnvetnH OF tho Michigan
central Hallway will bv hold to-mdrrow.
, 1881-05-05
A .IAx-tevY ORDERED,

apse4at NSpo<h 10 The Chte1ao Tribune.
Qu1Nof, ILL.,, May A.-sAA inandamus from TIM
unltoa States Circuit Court wus w. -tiay served
Upon tho city officials directing tho E6yy OF
{Ax sufficient 10 rnl4e 91.l3a, tha amount u <
Judgment theE1tofpre rendered. against this city
~ favor Of Charlotte Allen,
, 1881-05-05
St1tCiDAi..

1Netdl Uaspdkk 70 Iht. .C&sea00 1F1bvRE,
JACKSON, Mich., hny 4-Lemuel Re!thmilles,
nyounx farlucr OF tho Township Of WateFloo,
this county, owns good farm aud haa wllo
aiid two chllllrcn. buulay he took 1t Into hls
hasa that tho world wAs 10 place for him, aud
dntoFmlnod to shuttle o0 this mortal coll, He
had recourse to Paris-Teeon, taking a big dose
thereof. Pby1lcians were summnuqd. but
, 1881-05-05
A. A.snEeP.sHEARlN6 FESTIVAL. 1.l'sss.,

sp*stss pupatea to 1as cattaa' ..s,s"r, !'I. lh.
WoopsrooK, III, May ''-ino 'a S"hluus .hsls
nois Ftuo Woo! Sheep. Growers ato aaa,s:S n14 Ys,s
third annual testlyAl 1t The ooa, Nod md arc
orouuI.. Tho exhibits are esoH1I,9a,s a o;,aos TaI{
aid 10 be mo lost ercE male y a.,a prtsaa Wy
6eovv 6o avaricd M for the lrat uoesss sna '~'
lluak Of Hh1urlnx,
, 1881-05-05

WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
SAN FRANc1sco, Cal, Mny 4.-Crop rcport,
from Washington Territory Indicate aa abuu.
0nnt harvest Of grain and fruits
, 1881-05-05
IQ1N.A
AO" 3As
Hp$tt41 Qifpdtek. tn Tia mt,

Special p9spateh'so The Chicago Tstsun.
DEs MONIES. 1a.. May 4.-'ls1ne % will pros.,
oly % tue dnto OF tho next Republican sta,.
eonvontloi'' Ihe nomocratic State Ccn.ralcou,