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, 1881-01-26

to tho nbuye 1.0o1.t0o ncrcs at. same price,
mnnl!ca y grand tn'aj nf sbA til, 700.
Thn Company sold 10 Oct. !, 1910, '97.-
tsl7 ihl.lG0 Ncrcs for SD, ,0t51D. nvHrnEinH
s::..:st Ter acrc, md up to bcr. 81, la1f. t!.en,
has I'ecls sold tho timber Ut it,t!H To- LOO
ncrrs, amounting 10 s,:ms,Gn
!MiWcrN OGt. |. tS1u, nnll Tire. IT, 1a71>,
hi ID h;-t00 nrrcs were suld for 81, 11l,Sa,:1,
ni' average Ut S7.istf per acro III guild by tic
cnN|Nny.
l'rsitlcs this lilo Company contro1s tho
California II Oregnn ltailrtiNd CNlntany's
gril'tt. which nOn1,ts tn @sxN ncrcs jrpr ,ul 10
fOr a1l miles, hrlnR :,Tal,ssH} nerrs. Now lot
III itrn tn thu stuck nf the cnncrr,l. The
cnpItai stocE ait!iorizc'i i* sim. .UM. .Nw. Cnp:
ltal sltrf subscribed Is 80, ,ats, ,sf'. Carftnt
stock pnid In IL sbl,!si,5m. Ut tho fu,oliMt
subscribed, there is held by tho Company
ss,:Ssl:H0.-an Insignificant slim III cum
lAriSuit.
Tho United S!ntrs Government l!ayc ns-
sisted with nyrr Sill. .0OU.GEN, nru tho public
l,nvn. generously. subscr!et 10 sni.a.i5,nD0,
WhiGE lGnres Il l,nlnllc1 NJ 81, QUO. .0N not pail
III To thu lncnSDUrntora WIN lnw IInwl. ,fiIie
people mike tho Government. MlId thu proplu
hs1 llo public, hence tic public ought IL |l,tyc
nil ucEaslnul rfKllt to speak md be heard
when their Nctl,al rights are abused. leave
tho ,tutltr To tho rcatIers ut argo at tTuE
'run1SE to judge fur themselves whether
thc tenlral 1hcltlc 1sailr0at IL u private III
stlt'ltlol. W. Fl.oIsASCE.
, 1881-01-26

Special Dlapaffh 10 The Lhita0a Tribune.
pIr1yuu1Ns, Ia, Jan, :.,5.-A r,,mor Inns o,,-
tainrtt currency III New York and Il,!la-
s!clptla that tllo Pennsylvania Railroad Co,n-
pa,ly lsas decided to tssu SIT, ,000, 700 worth
Ut " per cent gold lsontts to rim forty
yenrs. a1r. LeEgett, Secretary of the Com
pauy here, said tllls evening III references to
tho matter lint 1t was nil news 10 Him, hut
might hnye originated frnln tho cal Iss.cd
for meeting to bo held A[arcl, II, Mt which
1t wns understood Rt,nlo such sclte,ne would
ho discussed. Tho nhicct Of sucll NJ, ISSUE
WIS tho refunling 1T prusent ns,lEg atlnns mt u
lower rate OF Interest. An Increase of stock
might NlsD seem to lu advisable.
, 1881-01-26
MICHIGAN PUBLISHERS.

JACKSON, Mich, Jun. 4a.-A meeting OF
tic publishers 0t tho lntcrlor taiites of the
State was held In this city to-day to discuss
graphic sutytee. Every duly using tic AS
soclntcd Press dispatches was represented,
and such measures. adopted US will, u IL b.
ltoyed, result IN en!nrklilg their facilities for
RnA luor9 especially that d qnF owR State,
, 1881-01-26
FIRE RECORD.
AT VALPARAISO, IND.

Epee1aE bl5puteh 70 The Chicago Tribune,
VALPA1.Also, Ind, Jan. a5.-Fllnt's Hall,
ono Of tho boartllng-houscs attached to tha
Normal College, burned this afternoon. Tho
entire cOlitents were destroyed, Including
the IersnMul effects Of Ninety students
Loss. ST, 900; Insured in tho Phenix Of
brooklyn, n. T., for ST, 900.
, 1881-01-26

Hpteta@ pEspateh 10 1as Chicago TRIBUNE.
BATTLE CREEK. 4flcll., jan, a5.-William
8ena committed burglary alnl theft Mt
Marshal! City and fed here, 1Is was nr.
rested Tonight and taken there for trial. lIe
!sa desperate character. mil tho officers llad
\ hard fight to secure him, being OBLIGED to
knock IlM oyer tho head With IlnnIculfs,
, 1881-01-26

OFFICE: or THE CHIEF StHSAf. OFr1cEu,
WAsIlISlruS, ID. t., .1an. Nj n. ,,,.--For
'.lcl,ncsscn ulMt tho Oh!n Valley colder
aml pnrtiy clal.sly weather, occasional light
snow, winds generally from southwest lo
northwest. AMI stationary or rising barometer.
For tho Lower Lake rcgior. light SHOW
nnl partly clout!y weather, southwest to
pcr,turu .l,lsI,lg ilie day,
WIS. 10 southwest winds, light snow, anil
partly cloudy weather, anl stationary or
rts9n. barometer.
Fur tic Upper Mississippi! amt Lower Mis-
saurl Valleys, celttrr nort,crly to westerly
winds, partly cloudy weather, and areas Of
light SHOW. mud rising followed by falling
barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1881-01-26
CONTRACTION.
MILWAUKEE,

Special Dtspdteh to 1hs Chicago 1stbnnts
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 2. .-l1calth-0flees
Wight Ia determined to prohibit tho In
portation ut contagious diseases, Tie other
dny he CAUSED tho arrest mud arraignnlent
before tho loiEco Court OF two Germans VITO
llad brought the body OF. dead brother e
from tlipllthuria, wl,fch was contrary to tla
city ordinance lii sIlcll cases mn(le and pro-
yided. The young nion pleaded guilty. helns
Ignorant Of tho law, and tho llcnltl llAletal
recommended then to tue mercy Of tle Coaf@
which The Court jntllcloltsfy exercised.
, 1881-01-26
EXCESSIVE TAXATION,
Enseidl litlMith Ia Tha Chftono fefhtiuk

OcoSoMowOc, Wis, JaE* ah-Chlcng0 pns.
Ties owning Bl|Mlnur residences llere should
aeo TINT their property is not assessed moro
than twlcu whit 1t Is worth, V. u. Turner,
who Is President nt tlle North Chicago Isn!l-
sund Company, claims tllat llu llls palu taxes
OIL lis, property whicl, Ias been assessed 1t
tllreu tiiMes what ile WO,ltt Do Glud tn Aull It
fur, .alMl cannpfains bitterly at the why nom
residents nfQ truAtpu,
, 1881-01-26
MURDERED IN HIS STORE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn,, Jan. 5.-tiray Varnell,
aEea 81, q Justice Ut tho Peace fur this conl-
~ for tho past ilye years, wis fotl,,tl dead Mt
noon to-day ut ILLS Erocery store H. tho north.
crn lart Of tic city. 4 lusgo tcnt III tho sitlu
OF Ills head. from which blood wns
stu ,oozing. Inflicted witt, hammer,
which WIS fuuna by his side, told thu
story Ut tllo murder, Sonlc unknown person
old ,nn,,, and struck him u blOw wIlcl,
ca!lsu! Its DEATH In \ xates which stODtl
behind tho counter WIS $50. proving TINT
robbery was nut the ca,tgo ut tho murder,
This afternoon Il ltegro named llai,xula Uti,-
yard WIS arreste.i MI suspicion, ut purputrat-
Ing tlla llOrrtEle crime, IlIo deceased Ind
lived Ut 3lenphls mora than twenty years,
, 1881-01-26

S'slma r. Division, should be addressed to s1r.
Thu New York Indicator says: "4An ab-
alittl r,l'nor Is r!t forth, rs II rruspn for tho
dctny ~ tic settlement. Ut tho Reading 1lail.
i2r col,ncrtMls with Tue ATLANTIC II tlrtat
Western A,Hl tic tiramt Trunk Of Cnt,l,Gln rnr
2 tlew tl,rmugl ra.ltc. tint Will lie d cut,tpnt-
itor wifi! the Pennsylvania 1tntlr0ad nn.l Tho
,,nctlNNs will, tho t;rcnt Westerl, ct Cnna,ln
yin Snspcnsinl, 1'r!tlRc, rs lias liecn suggested
~ ilnlcs pnst., Bit tn ti,n present condition
Of ]seains. tho stocklintlers llnYe other At,.l
tf1nO tn secure their nwu foott1ig, while ~
solvent r0,td Is ptn!ME for MI opportunity To
llEk lts fortunes with unrcgeMAtc IlentIi1ig."
, 1881-01-26

PREVALENCE or Snow.
WAsi,t*uToS. d. e., Jan. @'--Suow was
repnrtest carly this iu0rntng III Now York,
1'enIisylvanin. OI,tp. Missouri. .nnl tho far
West. Cloudy weather GENERALLY prevailed.
, 1881-01-26

7pttiat Dtsun.eh n The Chcaca Tribune.
DoSp 1T Lac, Wis, jan. 22-l,ctccttve
Kennedy, Ut pinsrrtutt's force, arrested fur
murtlrrous assault ulMn .1nhu 1iannlga,,.
was DISCHARGED from cnstpynt tho cSaliltn.
ton; no Ca1,Se Of Uctfoli..
, 1881-01-26

E1Mll.A, y. Y, Jan. G3.-SImmnns, the
prisoner IN lilo 1cfnrmatory win killed Kcrp-
or McKelvey, has been t<'ll,sd guilty Of MR.
der III the srcont degree AMI sentenced 10
Auburn Trsen for life. d,
, 1881-01-26
lbErf:i;Slttjl,(3, VA,

1'rrEisslsrMs, Tn., Jan. GA very lcnyy
SHOW has prevailed to-.lay nlnMg tho VII
tD1ngton T. WGi,lcu ltailroat. Thu fast tr1iu
from tile s,,ntli wiss delayed three hours.
, 1881-01-26

MEMrlIls, Tenn, Jun. GA frc this ,nnrn.
ing burned tho grocery stare of N. Z. King
anl tho drug house uf W. VaorIsecs, Mt tho
corner nf Lautlcrda!o anil Vance streots.
Loss, 5000; Insurance. a3a30U.,
, 1881-01-26
r,,At,Du1ESr VOTING,

CHARLESTON, s. e., Ian. s1-W. I. Webb
twffte). Of Georgetown County, convicted tn
tho United Statcs Court ut fraudulent yot-
ing, was sentenced ts-ttay two nontl,s' int-
,,rtsonn,cnt anl q ElMe ut at0, besides tho
costs, which amount 10 S1E3,
, 1881-01-26

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 25.-Tllo annual
'Eucamplnont Of tho Wisconsin Department
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic began IN
largc, aild tho Order IS oytlentiy prosperous
This principal feature Of the dny WIS 81
ahle address Of Commander tirftf ]. Thomas
Of Berlin.
, 1881-01-26
I'fTt; ItAT,1,t)(,lI N

TtIE 11Ar.Lt,C11 MURDER CASE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jim. al-Cuultsnl for l..
N. kuIloctl nnyed to uunsl, tho entiru panel
ot inrors because the Judges have not sf9liesl
tho jury rolls. The Judges llayu bccn SUM-
1l,,,!ctt Ia testify.
, 1881-01-26

CHARGED WITT EsffsEzxr.EstENT.
1h'sToS, Mass.. Jan. 2'.-0scar 1sicc soins
years ngo thu Internal l,uyem.te Collector for
tlia f.nnfslnim District, hns tmcn arrested OIL
the charge of cnll,rzzlthG atH,00O.
, 1881-01-26
hiIINCIE. INtl,

Special pspat<h to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
A[uSclE, Ind, Jim. aa5-Scarlet-feyer ane
mcasles hnying become epidemic In this see.
tiun Of Indiana, tho county schools arc bo'n&
clused IN many locations.
, 1881-01-26
AT MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jru. 225.-Zion's Church
edtIcc, corner OF Seventh md Walnut streets,
cRilglt lire from MI oyerhcatetl furnace at
o'clock Tonight. and was damaged s3,ooa
Insured for 5000, y
, 1881-01-26

sptetal Dtp4seh 10 IRs chicago Trtbuas-
OMAHA, Neb.. jan. aa.-:rhe depot OF the
Burlington d Missouri River Railroad In Ne
braska at HlooMtngton was bnrglaEIzed TO-
, 1881-01-26
At ALAAIOSA, COLO.


AL.AsosA. Colo, jan. GA tfre early this
morning destroyed tho Carter House, mn I'D.
joining saloon, and CHINESE laundry, Loss
about $1,000; Insurance, $1,000.
, 1881-01-26

frtin, tho safe, whirii wns blown opor,. Tho
burglars nlnslo their cscnpc, having nu trail
lt,llfNf} ttCu,. =
, 1881-01-26
SPRINGFIELD GOSSIP.

attnIk ENEAttHn-ENO 9kA1lfOnu ANA
Warehouse eHoard-Orl,ohltlot, tu thu
chief 9;rntn 1n~rector-Thc ContcAted
Election Cane frssltl Chicago.
Sptttdl Dtspdtth TO The Chteaqo 1ftbnnr.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. tnn. 25.-'rlle Senate
Committee III Cnna1s and Rivers held nh nd.
Jourllea meeting this afternoon for tho pllr-
pOso If further considering the Mum rcso-
luton providing for the t,rnlugn tho waters
of thu Desptaines River Into the canal rs MI
experimental mca,s Of relieving canal towns
from tho nots0no stcilcl,cs and something
worse thnt' pt,rgatorlaa tormeMts which they
arn now Undergoing. Senator Mum opened
tho ball by ruAtEfng Il statcmcnt signed by ".
u. Brooks, William Adam, anil u. u.
Heed, representing tho Canal Commits
sion OF tic Juliet Hoard OF Trattc,
Md blckcd up by W. y. Myers,
George Gaylord, NJ. W. Milne. Tho,nas
Reegan, md 4. e. 1'axsol,, cilzcns Of Lock-
port, settling forth Tho fact TINT thoy wcrc all
present Mt tho Lociport meeting on tho sth
Of January Inst, aid tint CllcaEo's Mayor,
nftor showing several bottles OF water l,>r-
porting to have brel, taken nllt of the South
Branch, dltt then and thcrc n,ako the follow
Ing state'nents: That tho water III tho river
WIS sufficiently CLEAN nntt puro for washing
and batlifng p,lrpases; TINT tho City Of CHI
cngn did not require the further cleansing
Of tho CnfcagU River for sanitary plrposrs;
that, II Tho water III the ca,nl wns fou! and
Impure. tfie City Of Chicago was In nowlse
responsible for tho cause; that t!tc City Of
ClicnSo lid not need tho cal1nl for sewerage
prposes: tint thu t]ce,, c,,t of tho 1I1inota e
Michigan Canal was made for tho benefit of
navigation md not for tho City Of Chicago;
tlmt II ally fault arDso from tho foulness of .
tho wafer II, satd canal the Commissioners
et.'.. ."s, ".!u .tut '.lo ots u o.lc"Eo NOT INC
ss"ot wefu n ~ orap aof u Inc ,.4 fa1, ~
the question Of yeraclty which has been
roiscd ~ tn w),nt ,1ovor irarrixon did a. iii
nn. So, -, t,a. n',' oa"s.,a e."s ~" VI n
tM'ts 5ot saS on tnat occasloh' qnnted from tllo
Chicago newspaper reports Of tho Lockport
foregoing statement. 'rho Committco tlcn
.,,a",'tn', ~ tu .,a,ss n.aeS VI 9nl lopK'ns anu
supervisor Alltrhead, Of the Town of Lake,
IN reg4rtl to the sowernge Question rs 1t af-
tects that particular locality and the
,,oo,,,p <ra,o.si,,. ~ .'.,a.,s'.. - ".1n nna
peoNG se'esall9 10 cohtflnute Sl5O,u1o
, 1881-01-26
Opening Of the New Southern Pa
cific Route Fixed for
March.
\ Lively War OH NNcst-lso1t1ltt
I1mlgrnnt Rates FROM Now
York.
Work on tho Mexican Central to 30 COM
mcncod Early in tho
Spring.
Change ii the Presidency Of the New
York & New England-lts Con-
t3itIon.

tEliiNtf KEAof Ftt'I huslN ESs.
4 Su1,tn II, n,uf tho Sn,1tl,rsn l,nritt,. i.atf.
,,a,,. -. ,,,., ,,a,,,'. 49," t,,r<
,.''' .'n ~. u. sn.''es'S ,. h"es u's wv '"l'.
@ teir s cx .e i 'T m nn ns'tircy too m s vs
srngrr business about the middle of next
Nnrr,, mil t;nn..oI 'tI,i,ot An,,,,,s ~ nm.
nnct,, linz ti,,.s ~" rn,,,astnI - NJ ,,,na ,'r.,.
sre copo r' tietets lick sI"' to polts - If, IL Sew @ ,1rxI M
ca, Ari1onn, Southern California. Stcri,-
mcnto, mil SIM Francisco, Tho junction
poiut ictwrcn thc Atrllisou, Toprks I: Sunta
I'd uni tho Southern l'acitlcis to be Mt DEM
Ttn cIrcuIur nlso states That tic coulr-
mr,t or this INV lrn,,scn,,t;nr,,toi ror,n viii
os Of tic highest or,ler, ami III Known @ ap;
planccs will bc utilized towards making It
tho eqttal nt my line Of railway III tho world.
.l'lta arrangements nMl cpttncttinus wftll
i'm f,rrf,lcntoi mn,i Oricnia1 S,ru,nsl,,n ran.
t'""as u1tE''t .tat4""y u!'u NA'iR"tlon @"'''~
pai'y. Pacific alai'' atnl l'aelc Coast' stcan-
sllip Companies, together with NIL atller rl-
ttnot,, ,,,, .iird n,,a t, ;,r,,n,s ~ tr, n;r-
cI1Inr tlertft,re NIX far thn snlI,i, firkpt rn,,
rcsentatlol To pnints bcyunt Saa francisco
NJ y Accorded tn tllo Central Pacific Kali
f9Hii. ta,,, .,,o.,,, ..u.+, ,.,.oa,.,
thr,p hi ,x "S ,mri,,@, M ",mf
nor;s viii fle nccrpir,t ,;n,i,r tl.u s,nn re-
strtctlnns nv cnntuint,l In Joint tariff Uf Nov.
!, lSso tbGtWce! lna1.1 pncl!tc hallway nnA
..,,,;ra,'t i;.n MnSha at n tHasn H. ,n.iwMS, ~
s.,1i' Knmsns t.ify. ar innctinm ",i,,ts w
Daggnge Of cvery clasS anil description will
!,G rcElleckctt at Missouri River terrlinf and
Jitiieiloi' insts, llcnct: no t'tT9l,elt tEE'ign
nu,s ~ T IT, y" ivnt s, a f
, 1881-01-26
ITEMS,

ITEMS,
Tho death OF ]. II. Scott, famltiarly known
M "I.onE Sc&tty." MI OH md popular COLI
acctor on tho llttsbnsg, Fort Wayne l. CHI
caR0 lia!lroati, at CrcstIlnc, O., a day OR two
ago, has caused much grluf AMONG tho
''boys" IN thls city, who held Mr.. Scott In
high esteem for Ills many goud qualities.
Tho LoutsylIIe ConrIcr.Jony7tul says: "The
managers Of thu Kentucky Central do not
think tho editors Of the CRrlIale Mercury mud
Of the Paris Sum hnyo lecn trcattug them
fairly alM 50 they refuse to send them allmt0i
passes. Tho editors Gun better aifora to do
Without thu passes tl,an ti,e road can attempt
II tn!s manner ,, to- Influence the ptssy Tlis
lucky Central .have shown themselves .tot.
l1nrr0w-hllllttetl to run n .Hrent road" And
now tho Cntricr.J0ur,Hl viii no doubt be
regulated IN tho sumo manner.
ltts annosuneed That tla peorla, Decatur
Surplus at year fter fuly prosldag i'. tor ai i
Il i"seas ' Somas ths h esn'ss s ,sslsft fiy E
cn1yerGtl ali the bo!lds Issued upon u,e ,EyanS-
I'LL Ts ssa isi 4 sIxiy f ss 0 vii " b. o'a sst ta
t4 Evnnsyllln next mouth, which wlll, flr-
Mish tho key to u largely Increased buslrcss
Tho Company Is nnW npk0tlatlng With the
x Sa,fSlS ss Il Sf:sa!s xaass Gefx Mox tSf @l O t:
complete an Important connection antl which
Peoria, Decatur & Evansylllu iioai. <
a circular just issued by JOHN +: O'Bren.
ue!lera' SGMsiinfendSMt a q ths East Ten
ssssG s st& te seHtS seoS%ns asftSaS s% sppo SG
Iii. i. u. 1loxs!o llas been appointed In.
speetfoTE f. OF Tlansportatio, Of the consoIi-
3lut Frank *. JlIHnr ytnA hum 1nTH1nt tRH
, 1881-01-26

A." When the brain Is weariedt tho nesso
strung, ths muscles weak, Isq Hon A!lua." !
, 1881-01-26


Dosros, Jim. 9'.-Tho many wild r.lmors
0f changes In the management OF the New
York & New England 1lAflrnntl wGre set Mt
rcst lp-tlns by the Directors, who accepted
the '0ng-lcntstng resignation Of William T.
llart. tho l'rcsit!unt, anil appointed I'll his
pAce Ge,i. .tAlscs IL. Wilson, tho VlcG-l'rcsl-
dent md Manager. IL l1ns hcen cfniinctl for
some tlme tllat New York was bent OH llay-
iNH clargu af tl,Is rpatl, md that 1t Is only n
question Of time when tie Eric will swallow
the New York Il Now England md ,,so It M
nt, Easterl, Atlantic cnast outlet; hut the fact
~ lint Mr. Hurt llns for tlrcu ycnrs been dr.
S!lectlon llas bcell withdrawn regularly h,r
Of tlla ruad Ina dllnpllatc.l condition, wltil-
on rycry sic, bit he 50 t.jfcctialiy comtcinteel
for tic rights Of thu bonslhnltrrs flint lie ,,ow
sIlrrr!ltars tho Company lis nroperty Inn
Efeatiy improved collitlot1, lie having estn!,.
basis, secured lur y tic, contr"l If n SYSTEM
q railroads extending from 1)ustnn III tic
llndson River, rcnclng gill the impnrtamt
centres. Of population III 'N1assaclnlsetts,
pIysie'!l e,an|it,, inctsass;i is roIi|ns.stoek,
nntl sn extended Its facilities for business TINT
tho Directors clai.n for 1t NJ. mportnncp,
present Niut prospective. second to tint OF no
4Hlllbiu Ill NG" LllH1alNt~
WESTERN PASSENGER a1UDDL1s.
T'llo meeting of General Managers AMI
General Passenger Agents nf tho roads lcnt-
inE frum Cltcag0 alnl st. Louis to Missouri
Eiver potnts, which II was expected woull
be held In this city this week fur tho pltr-
pDsc Of Gconstlering tho recent arrange
rncllt by which tho Western passenger war
WIS brought 10 n closc, and tn make lie nT-
ra,lgcnic,,t more satisfactory, has BEEN post
poncd unill next week because Mr.. Cable, uf
The lsoc& fslu,,d, will not be nb!e to attend
before tlrAt limo.
AS aErealy stnted, tic present arrange
mert Is not satisfactory To some of the lines,
especially tiose Icatling to Knusas City, on
Lie grollMl tint S1.50 Is too high, and gives
I'LL advantage tn tho Wabash. 1t Is claimed
that the lAtter 1sns st'tl lnrgc amount of I'LL
l!mitett tickets to Kalsas City rs low rs 81,
t,lh these nr,. nav being sold to passcngcrs
by tlle scallurs ut lGss rites tlan those
cllnrgetl by the railroads, nNtl tho Wabash
therefore Eels TIC hulk Ut the blls,,css. An
nifurt will lW .nnlo nj thu Incctlng next week
to ngreG ulH,!l Il s. rate tn Knslsns City, Mt
which ilgllrn tho scalpers will not l,o nbtc Ia
compete. It, Is niso understood ttlnt plans
fnr pooling tho l,1,sliess hetwccn CIIicngo,
st. Louis, nml kn1,sns City will bo consid-
Gretl iIiNl discussed 1T That meeting.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-08
American Pork I'm Turkey.
Tramps Trytng 70 Run Thiugs
MISCELLANEOUS.

Vice President Arthur arrived at New
York Saturday.
The Imperial family and court arrived Fri.
day at Peterhof.
Vanity Fair denies the report that the in.
FAINT son Of the Duke of Norfolk is blind.
Orville Grant, brother of General Grant,
died at Morris Plains, n. j., Saturday.
A heavy hail-storm occurred in Rochester
Saturday, and damaged roofs Of buildings.
Sabouroff, the Russian ambassador at Ber-
lin, is to succeed Lobanoff as ambassador to
London.
General Noyes, ex-Minister to France, has
left Paris. He will sail from Liverpool on
the 9Th instant for New York.
Commissioner Fink has called a meeting of
the Joint Executive Committee for Wednes-
day next to consider the railroad war.
At Toledo, Ohio, Saturday, Joseph Meyer,
prominent shoe man, suicided by hanging
from bridge. Loss of property was the
cause.
More troops have been sent to Little Rock,
Ark. The trials are proceeding there, but it
is feared an attempt will be made to rescue
Isom and Peyton.
There was dense fog reported from New
port Saturday, which did great damage to
shipping. Nine vessels were ashore at Block
Island and two sunk.
John Quiulan, financial editor of the New
York Times and for some time connected
with the Associated Press, died Friday ever.
ing after an illness of five weeks.
The Worlds Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association in London has
been great success, and $40, 600 was pledge d
to inaugurate in Great Britain work in Tx
line of that in America.
A meeting was held in London Friday to
further the scheme OF holding an Interna-
t;onal Fisheries Exhibition in Iondon in
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warmth upon the responsibility of the Gov
eminent for the recent disturbances in Rome.
The Paris newspapers-Journat DIES Debats,
the Nineteenth Century. PIir and the Pdriia-
aaent -disapprove Gambetta's suggestions in
regard to the constitution of the French Sem
ate.
Francis Murphy. the well-known tenn.
perance lecturer, and founder of the Gospel
Temperance movement, sailed Saturday fer
England. intending to hold Gospel temperance
meetings in Great Britain and Ireland.
In the House of Commons, Friday night,
Sir William Harcourt said that the dispatch
Granville was couched in the friendly tone
that he had anticipated. The statement was
received with much cheering.
A rumor is in circulation that the Prince
Of Wales has been advised not to give dinners
on board his yacht at Osborne, which has
been his usual custom during his stay at the
Isle of Wight, because of supposed Fenian
designs.
The American reports on agriculture are
considered of 30 great Importance that the
British Secretary Of Foreign Affairs has in
structed the English ambassador at Wash.
ington to forward monthly reports of the
Commissioner on Agriculture, to be fed in
the library Of the House of Commons.
The remains of Ex-Governor Bagley lay
in state at the City Hall in Detroit Saturday
afternoon and last evening, where they we've
visited by thousands OF citizens. The body
was accompanied from the house by a delega-
ton of orphans from the Roman Catholic
Asylum of this city, to which his gifts have
been numerous for the past year.
The white laberers employed in the con-
struction of the New York, Ontario and
Western Railroad are much excited over the
rumor that the contractors intend to bring
from the South large number of negro la.
borers, who can be obtained for 81 % per
day, while the white men have been receiv-
ing 81 60,
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA.
- mento-ss. In the Superior Court in and for
said county, The People of the State OF California,
to ELIZA ROBBINS in her own right and as ad-
ministratrix OF the Estate Of s. Z. h0BBINS, de-
ceased, JOHN ROCKFORD SAMUEL CRt IS and
FREDERICK BILLINGS, surviving assignee of
BEER SIMMONS, gresting: You are hereby no.
titled that action commenced in the Superior
Court of the County OF Sacramento state aforesaid,
by the filing Of complaint in the Clerks office Of
said Court, the 2Sth day of June, 1884, in which
action MARY A. CALLAHAN is plaintiff and you
are defendants. That the general nature of the
action appears from said complaint is follows
To obtain judgment of this Court requiring the
above-named defendants to set forth the nature of
Their claims to that certain parcel of land situated
in the county of Sac anento, State of California and
described as the block of land bounded by Z and S,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, in the city of
Sacramento, in said county that the claims OF
plaintiff and defendants thereto be determined by
the Court that the defendants be adiudged to have
no title to said premises, and be enjoined from
asserting any claim OF title thereto TO any part
thereof; that PLAINTIFF title to said premises be adj
judged to be valid also, that plaintiff recover the
costs of this suit, and have such other re-
lief as may be just. And you hereby
directed to appear and answer said complaint within
ten days from the service OF this writ exclusive Of
the day of service if served you in said county
of Sacramento and within thirty days, exclusive Of
the day of service, if served elsewhere; al d you
are further notified that unless you appear and
within the time above specified, the plaintiff
Will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
therein.
In testimony whereof, I, Thos. II. Berkey, Clerk
of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
and afix the zeal Of said Court, this Goth day Of
JUNE, A. d. 1881.
[sEALI THOS. H. BERKEY, Clerk.
BY J. II. PARNELL, Deputy Clerk.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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