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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-06
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 6.



Fay be obtained at the Periodical Depots of N G
ssenden, Marquis, Brunei & Co., Andrews. Arm.
str9g. COX. Wentworth, Hodsdon, A. L. Cleveland
~ Middle ST., Wean1er Boston & Maine Depot. and
Chisholm Bros, all ,ains that run out of the
city, WV
auburn. willard Small Co.
Augusta, r. Pierce.
Bangor, j. II, Babb & Co.
Bath, of 7, o. Shaw.
Bid .efessi, +. NJ. Burnham
Jellerson's Bookstore.
s3ssJgton. Daniel Dickens.
Brunswick B. G. Dennlson.
Cums- riand Mills Il. A. Verrtn.
Da0larscotta E. W. Dunbar
Eresport, ". A Mitchell.
fryehurg K. G. Harmon and Shirley g. Lewis
Gardiner, Palmer e. Co.
Scrham, j. Irish.
s4ailowel, Q. L. Spaulding.
Lewiston, Chandler Il Estes.
Lisbon, q. E. Judkins.
Mechanic Falls, A. W. Bridge, F. A. Millett.
Norway, A. o. Noyes.
Richmond, G. A. Beale.
Rnckland, q. G. Andrews.
Sabattus, E. H. johnson.
Saccsrappa, at the Post Office.
Saco. of L. Hodsdon and H. b. Kendrick.
lhemaston, S. Deano.
NinaIhsyen, B. Lane.
Waidoboro G. Bliss.
Ws,erville, j. NJ. Wall.
Riscasset, Gibbs & Rupdles.
Moodtord's Corner, II. Moody.
Ysrueath, G. Z. Coombs
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Committing Insane Persons

The Kennebec Journal says that patients
are frequently brought to the Maine Insane
Hospital without proper papers from the
municipal authorities of the towns and cities
where they belong and without certificates of
insanity from physicians. This causes q great
deal of annoyance, as the hospital officers have
no option but to return such patients to their
friends until tn statute provisions are COM
piled with. female patient was sent back to
Saccarappa two days ago, because her friends,
either through carelessness or ignorance, had
neglected TO take the very simple steps re-
quired to commit an insane person to the
Maine Insane Hospital. A little forethought
in this direction would save much expense
and inconvenience.
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The Chackar Match.

Yesterday afternoon and evening there
were nine games played, six in the afternoon
and three in the evening. Golden won three
in the afternoon and Wright one, and two
were drawn. In the evening Golden won one
and two were drawn. The games now stand,
Wright nine, Golden seven, and drawn twen-
ty-two, There are twelve more games to play
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Death of Samuel F. perley.

Samuel F. Perley of Naples, a gentleman
we'll known throughout the county and state,
died Wednesday,at the age of 63 years. He was
the son of Thos. Perley, and was born in. 1918.
He was for several years selectman of Naples
and for four terms represented that town in
the Legislature Mr.. Perley was deeply in
terested in the improvement of farm methods
in the state and was prominently identified
with various agricultural societies From the
foundation of the State College at Orono until
1874, when he resigned on accountlof i'll health,
he was one of the trustees of that institution.
Mr.. Perley married for his second wife Miss
Fitch of this city.
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Yesterday morning between two and three
o'clock, the stevedore gang vas engaged in dis
charging cargo from the steamer Lake Nepgop.
While hosting some cargo from the hold a
barrel struck against the staging on which
Henry Montine and George Dow, two of the
gang, were standing. Montine fell into the
hold fracturing thigh and several ribs. Dow
was also considerably injured, but he was not
thrown as far as Montine. Both men were
taken to their homes.
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.

KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Forty acres of land will be devoted to crops
at the Insane Hospital farm this year, and most
of this has already been planted The kitchen
garden comprises six acres.
Frank Downs, Is years of age, residing in
Augusta, has been missing since Tuesday. He
is rather tall, light complexion, had on dark
snuff colored suit of clothes and dark blue hat.
Wednesday afternoon a crew of men were
at work loading one of V. ID. Pinkham's teams
with gravel from the bank on Capital street,
Augusta, near the residence of General Harris.
Edward Burbank, the driver, stood near the
rear of the cart. All at once there was noise
of sliding earth, and about twenty-five tons of
gravel came crashing down, burying team and
driven. The men who were shoveling gravel
escaped unframed. Burbank was dug out,
and was found to be fearfully bruised, but no
bones we're broken. One of the horses was
badly hurt.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The contracts fo- carrying the mails in Som
erset county for the next four years have all
been awarded The Forks route goes to f. B.
Heselton; the route, Skowhegan to Mercer, to
Samuel Whittier, the Canaan route to Mr..
Lord, and the Athens route to outside parties
ANDRoscoaGM COUNTY
skull believed to be the missing head of
Mrs. Lizzie Lowell, has been found in Lewis
ton near the Switzerland road. A headlass
skeleton, identified as Mrs. Lowell's, was found
near the same spot seven years ago, and her
husband, James Lowell, who was convicted of
numbering her is now in the State prison. A re-
ward for the discovery of the head Was offered
at the time of the trial.
KNOX COUNTY.
Messrs. Cobb, Bodwell and others will build
two vessels in Rockland the coming summer.
A. F. Ames and others will build one schooner
of some 700 tons, and also smaller one during
the season. White Il Case also expect to build
one schooner, and the South Mar
inc Railway Company have one small vessel
frame already up.
WALDO COUNTY.
Nineteen divorces were granted at the recent
term of the Supreme court in Waldo.
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Zeal Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate we're
reported yesterday:
Raymond-Stephen Bartlett TO Elias Bart
lett, acres land.
Harpswell-Paul G. Randall to Horatio A.
Orr, Lrcre u rods land
~Sn ID. Eastman to Emma l.. Holbrook,
fand and buildings on Great Island.
Observation-Disclosures j. Morrill, to John G
Scott, land and buildings, Church street, Sac
csrappa.
Cape Elizabeth-Emeline ID. Nutter to Jacob
p. Cole, two acres land and buildings.
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Maine Charitable Mechanics, AS

Maine Charitable Mechanics Association
AT the monthly meeting of the above asso-
citation last evening the estimated receipts for
the year were placed at $265o, and the expen-
ditures at $3.50, of which $3.50 was for library
and $500 for schools.
1t was voted to remodel the front of the
building and also to have new catalogue
printed.
There appears to have been healthy awak-
ening of interest in the society, and the adj
mission of new members has recently been
randi
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The fair and entertainment at State street
church Chapel yesterday afternoon and eve-
ming were highly successful. The young ladies
not having disposed Of all the articles on sale
VIII continue the entertainment through this
afternoon and evening, and hope their many
friends will favor them by their presence. The
entertainment has many interesting features.
among them the art museum, tho gypsev for
tuue-teler, Reoekah's we'll, and to one with
healthy appetite, the refreshment tables.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NCW DVEREtSEMENTS TO-DAY
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
fair and eniertainment-StateS st. Church
City Hall-Portland Montgomery Guards.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Owen, Moore g. Col
DR.. Kfigsley-1.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Connoisseurs-C. d. Il. Fisk & Co.
Room Papers-Hall l.. Davis.
City of Portland.
Proposals for fresh beef-E. X. Russell.
Wanted.
10 be let-Benj. Shaw.
0livette musi'-ira G. Stockbridge.
House and stable for sale, &c-Wm H. Jerris.
AUCTION COLUMN.
= Auction Sale-C. A. Leighton g. Co.
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MASONIC.
Meeting of the Grand Bodies.
THURSDAY MORNING.

THURSDAY MORNING.
The Grand Lodge met at o'clock.
The reports of the various comittees were re-.
ceived, and the officers installed, the following
appointments being made:
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS.
LIST District-John F. Dyer, Pressure ISLE
2d-Stephen D. Morrill,, Calais
3d-Henry r. Taylor, Machias
4th-A. w. Cushman, Ellsworth.
5th-Lambert Sands, Sebec.
6th-Thomas W. Burr, Bangor.
7th-Gustavus FL. Cargill, Liberty.
Sth-Robert w. Perry, Lincolnvile.
9th-Nathan Wiggin, Rockland.
10th-T. Carlton Dole, Alma.
11th-James j. Jones, Hallowell.
12th-A. Owen Nickerson, Readfeld
13th-Ben. Moore, North Arson.
14th-W. Scott Shorey, Bath.
15th-Algernon M. Roak, Auburn.
16th-Edward f. Stevens, Mechanic Falls.
17th-Albert w. Larrabee, New Gloucester.
18th-Charles c. O'Brion, Cornish.
19th-George Ell. Wakefield, South Berwick.
Corresponding Grand Secretary-George W.
Deering, Portland.
GRAND cHAPLAINs.
Rev. Charles c. Mason, Kents Hill.
Rev. Charles G. Vinal Kennebunk.
Rev. Edwin Il. Small, Saco.
Rev. Julian X. Smyth, Portland.
Rev. w. j. Murphy, Cape Eliza beth.
Rev. w. G. Haskell, Lewiston.
Rev. j. Riley Bowler, Rockland.
Rev. Webster Woodbury., Skowhegap.
Rev. Simon Goodenough, Belfast.
Rev. VIM E. Gibbs, Portland.
Rev. John Gibson. North Auburn.
Grand Marshal-Geo. r. Shaw, Pot tland.
Grand Senior Deacon-Arlington B. Mars
ton, Bangor.
Grand Junior Deacon-Horace III. Burbank,
Saco.
GRAND STEWARDS.
Rotheus e. Paine, Camden.
Edward NJ. Fuller, Bath.
Charles w Haney, Belfast.
Arthur w. Greeley, Ellsworth.
Grand Sword Bearer-Turner Buswell, So
lon.
Grand Standard Bearer-Wm. FL. Smith,
Portland.
Grand Pursuiyant-Thomas w. Porter, Bur-
lington
Grand Pursuivant-Howard d. Smith, Nor
way.
Grand Lecturer-T. J. Murray, Portland.
Grand Organist-Geo M. Howe, Portland.
Grand Tyler-Warren Phillips.
A vote of thanks to the retiring Grand Mas
ter Collamore was passed, and the Grand Lodge
closed at IL 90.
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Letter Carriers Report.


In our quotation of Pratt's Astral Oil yester-
day we SAID there had been drop of II cents
the past week. The error arose from correc-
ton of another oil, and the corrected price
having been placed in the list opposite Pratt's
Astral Pratt's Astral is firm at the old price
Of 1S~Sents
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The Committee on the Agency examinea
the property yesterday and found everything
in good condition. They fixed the salary of
the agent at $1,000 for the ensuing year with
$500 additional for clerk hire.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-06
Mystic Lodge. LOG IT.

The following officers of Mystic Lodge, No.
., l. o. G. T., were installed last evening by
Lodge Deputy W. W. Wallace.
". C. T.-Nelson II. Campbell.
w V. Hattie n. Davis.
W. r. S.-oscar Thompson.
w. f. S.-A. 81. Spear.
W. TT. w. Burnham.
W. M.-Gaorge L. Larrabee.
W. CT. I. Lynch.
W. ID. Mamie Folsom.
W r. Ii. SD. f. st. John.
w. L. II. S.-Mrs. p. Thompson.
p w. G. T.-George A. Ulmer.
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A Queer Freak.

A man brought into this office yesterday
perfectly well formed chicken in all respects,
except that it lacked one leg and wing. The
bird was Matched the night previous, and%as
of the light Brahms species
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Executive Nominations.

Gov. Plaisted has made the following
nominations:
Trustee Reform School-Daniel W. True,
Portland; vice Albion Little, term expired.
Trustee Insane Hospital-Russel S. Nor
rison. Bangor; vice John L. Gilman, term ex-
pired.
Commissioners of Deeds for Maine-Lee D.
Craig, San Francisco; William III. Clarkson,
New York.
Fish and Game Warden-Gen. Charles w.
Roberts Bangor.
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
THURSDAY John McElroy. Intoxication-2d
offence. Ninety days in county Jail at labor.
Catherine Higgins. Vagrant. Thirty days in the
City House of Correction.
VIM. Stinson. Assault. Discharged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-06

Cures all cases of Piles, either Internal, Ex-
ternal, Bleeding, Blind, Itching or any other
kind of Piles.
Positive Pile Cure has an inherent power to
cure Piles and Consumptiouin everisurpasse in
the history of medicine. Satisfaction Guaran-
teed. Sold by all dealers in medicine
J. III. WIGGIN, Sole Agents,
4eodl5t Rockland, Maine.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND,

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
May End, 1881.
ORDERED, That the City Clerk give notice to all
parties interested, by publishing copy of this
order in the Portland Daily PRESS" and ''Daily
Eastern Argus of this city, for three weeks sue
day OF jane next at 71s o'clock P. NJ, at the
Aldermen's room will hear all parties interested
viz
street.
Melbourne street to Eastern Promenade
Market street from Middle to Federal streets.
congress street, Weymouth to Portland streets.
Danforth and Orchard streets to foot of Danforth
street.
And this board will then and there determine if
public convenience and necessity require the con-
struction of said sewers.
Read and passed.
Attest: H. l. ROBINSON, Clerk.
true copy.
Attest: H. 1. ROBINSON, City Clerk
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mayo

FINE PAssEMENTERiEs, Fine Spanish and
French Laces, Colored Girdles, Cords and
Fringes in great variety, at
may5d3t H. l. NELSON & Co.'s.
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Positive Pile Cure,

FIVE Hundred Dozen Choice Pansies for
sale by KENDALL & WHITNEY.
myi-eod4t
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Are You Aware

That DR.. Kingsley, the English specialist at
the u s. Hotel, gives but one moro week of
free treatment
WE shall sell to-day lot of broad sash and
other Fancy Ribbons at % cents per yard.
These are goods which we have been selling
for 80, 60 and so cents.
OWEN, MOORE & Co.
may6 DOT
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Tho Boston Journals New York correspon-
dent thinks the effect of 1900 chorus voices in
the New York Seventh Regiment armory no
better than $50 voices in Boston Music Hall.
Carl Zerrahn holds the same opinion.
There are but very few seats left for the
Thomas-Cary concert at Stockbridges. Late
applicants will be disappointed
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House and Stable For Sale or Lease.
OLIVETTE MUSIC
WANTED.

COMPLETE Score, so cts. Gems, % cts. Libr
" to, 10 cts. At STOCKBRIDGE'S,
my6d1w* Music Store, No. 156 Exchange 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-06
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
OLIvETTE,

OLIvETTE
There was large sale of seats for Olvctte,
yesterday morning at -Stockbridge's. The
opera will be given at City Hall next Thurs
day, The following will be the cast:
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GNIART steady boy, 10 to Is years old, as Entry
- Clerk. Must be correct and quick. Address
own writing ENTRY CLERK Press Office.
may6 DIFF
, 1881-10-14

movements FL TIM rAtlFOHh Whf IN tnn phil u
tho trand Trunk mny now he tonked Tor.
Sir. Z. +. Os,orn llns hum appointed Travnl-
Ink Agent Fur tho t:hIcnEn. burlington Quincy
with headquarters ut EhnttnNH'gn, Teu
atr. r.. u. nnckatsun. President nf tho t;h!caRo
l. Alum lsnilr,ad Gh'tnpahy. WIN f'ns adjourned
IN Europe fur TIM lnst tllrco months. is expected
i,ank ttnlay.
:. Tho ara.. earntnns Gf the Chicago 4 Aitnn
tany nya. lr tfS :f Tek tr to y ,r srr,.
s[nnunK w"ck lust ycnr-n .,ecrca.o, Ut ttb,aiu.
1ho tnl roass sinea |sn. '*Si r 10 tho
rno Hss:s earnings Of tho l,cnyer \ III, t,rnn,n
iSiiow*: rrelsht. tifla!';. IM,.cnx'.5, sl;.il0:
fnr to {f wcrh h' N sfs %
wgfo *i!.h7 .lunscr of if!'cs tI'arAtc tn 1*sf,
Tho Cincinnati Hotther, tsa'ryad was form:
Ses.or, e s.s II ] "nishi. IT, t,ai ah""i"re t:ot
s I'rs.ont, % an % tic attor Us Vicu iresl'ie,st mi
ucnGral ManaRor "f tho 'i'lch't'atnct cdrI'"r''-
tim.
T9 s',r s; IT, ?s vsacpya II vca so"iston% s Fl
q .no' nrws | |puS!!shst i! lint papsr; slr. ysns
q tl,o Cleveland, Columbus. C!ncly.unsi Il IN
turnc strnghtway to Now york.
Mr.. lfGDWH, OF tHO NDFlnGrH PnG11Gs FeturneH
yesterday fro.n Lafayette. lrHf.. whnrs ho Urn:
cured twenty :iyu llat Strs for tarrynT Hraval
to 10 Msp,i Vt thu now Northern Pacific hrll4c 1T
bismarck. u. 7. Iie niso sucuretl stenln cx-
tnyIstlflr si,uvoi Mt TpestD. a1,d ut'I,intive III
this ell which, will also be used In the c0Ilstrg-
tun Ut this brtlHc. Tho entire Quilt atarts Gar
lNsInnrck todny over tho ChlcnEo, Milwaukee, &
1T. Paul.
III tho intcrvia,v with acknowledgements
Agent james ChNrltnN. Of tho EhIt:tEt' & Alum.
regarding tic knnans City Iassetle.r-Ettcs i!!il.
Guilty, published III yesterdays THItl5xi:. Tint
gentleman wla tnnt3e tn s1y that Tic EhlcnUO
Altnn WIS unwilling to nrreal the ,ler!sEsni re-
spretlnx tho trouble III kAnsns city to superior
ntliGcra. Ths Wts mn error NJ the Intelligent
cpi,Ir0sitor. Whit Sir. Charlton lid say wis tlAt
thu Chcngo Alton Is perfectly wiling to ap-
rnal IT,
Mr. Milton G.. Hnnrt, the pD1'uinr Western 1'ns.
sGnger Agent Of the Ent!tlala Southern HnllwAy.
hns bc1n promoted tU Tho poaltion or General
Headquarters ut Dctrut. Mich. Ills territory
and Western District Dnst or tho 1li!uuis Central
and Hrent .ncksnn HGnt1s. lie will also llct IN
intt1rs pertaining fu tho lOCnl PASSENGER fntcr-
csls OF tho r,Atl. and aHotlts OF the culniy are
Instructed to respect ILLS orders accordingly.
Mr.. q. Il. Rising, Grncrnl Agent Of tic Wa-
basl1, st. I4tuIs, & Inoi!iu In this city, gives
fiDticD TINT bis cnlnl,llHy IL now prepHrGti tn
aEni rcuetvu ,lnd forward NIL classes Df freight
enI,s!gncd tn or vtR Ut. Louis Or l:st st. Iouts
Ia,tlfs tre n!s1 tnklng freight again for that
point. which lnliGntaA that tho frt.iEtt hiuck,,le
1T st. Louis and Elat st. Tu,tiA h1s ben nrtint.
Iy overcome. Th6rG nro hopes TINT. under tho
| nov t1rlt1En management, such hlutktGH Will
occur loss frequently hereafter.
, 1881-10-14
TIL: LUMBER TRADE.
THE sTniKE or THE A1lt.-I.ADHngns At MCs.

Special Dsn6sel, tn Tie Chfeooa Tribune.
stt;sKEt,1S, Mich. 0rt. l3.-Tho miil-lab0rcr-
crs' strike continues, nnd none of tho mills urr
running. NJ ,la;lnge 10 r'crsou nr property hts
been tione yet. Hut Ilttic Disturbances occurred
u1t cIastug FArr's niIi yesterday afternoon.
ShcrlT Waters WIS protecting tho mill, bit tho
1ncu pushed hlnt asida nnd went III unu closed
tho u,llt. This morning the Sheriff becalnc
.1crvos md teeYrnI,ht. Gov. jerome for
troops, md thoy wer, expected Oh every train.
This evening tho work,nen to tue humber ur
several hundred went down 10 thu ,Irt,ut to
meet tho traln with tho troops, hut
nonc rntup Tiley tntcntlnl to Rse
thou n reception. No serious difficulty Is
expected. hut 1t Is believed Tint Il lurEc part nf
tho lnau NOW MI the strike ,iearYs tn ~ III work,
Ha tru0it* Hre asked for IN protect MI win tie
sirg to work. The Sheriff snys TINT tho Gov
nrtor 'l.ls rnced two EonbENtfeI uf slatu frIiuI4
under hts ort!crs. Md tLcy will nc scni fur shuuid
trnuo Drguk nut. It II believed thnt I'M nj
tempt will 10 nude t' a.nrt ur sotnv mills ..'-
inoTr'w: Id Ill.,, L'lntcr ,siipn'cn1s t.stny., .50W
cntnpnnyof State tront,s arrived tonight Thoy
got ttt tho trAis outside tho city limits MID
marched " tho cs'urt-holse, whnru they nrc
t.t,w uuartnrrd. Tho Grand ltapi,ls company Is
1lsu expectcd.
, 1881-10-14

siR1ul his position Til tllat roatl to accept tho
lm,sitlon Of t;cncral AHeI,s Of Tho prnver II
istut,rande ltafronlat I.cAdviltc. Aswustohc
rxpateIt from ~ nb!u utsl nI1ic1uIlt Il ',1u,l ,s
Mr. Ctmk, i,e aclliAyM1 much distinction In
ls1s now psltIon nj Lcntlvtiio by his encr-
g!tlc atnl faithful work, nn.t made hosts OF
friends ,,sl,nllw Tho shippers uni lslsfl,css-
lncli Ut LctlylIlt. Ills Kreut HrCecss, tOW-
over, art!flsMl Tho gl,lnlLy Of hiiu Ut tile 1i-
errs ri tho rtIEul ut fnnttyilln-nn tln,ilt l,t.
c1lsHr l,u fenrGl that Mr.. tD0k might il'InllY
WOrk himself lltn Ills tl1nee:-atid t!it4 int1i.
together with ilirer otltGrs wll0su 'lfs"l'arEG;
trnill thu rO1npa1,y's HerVicU wiz Git'lSs:d
by MIR. CDnk, WIN fund thon, worth.
fGss uni NtbrBiut>lt'. CunsplrEt tUHnlllGr
A1Ml cl1nrEph Air. Cm,k will! l)uIt,H hlinrt III
his nccClinia to tho tnin Of ntMnt $s1h0. s!r'
ctr,k' frunls. wh0 uso hero. nnscr lnr = ny.
u!ent tok my atock Fl tho tt!nrgo, knnss!nK
lIln to u IN fltiieat and rnline sllNtl. Hn ndlH-
tittlt wcru lilo uunbln nj I.cn!.vIu WheH tho
charges wpru hrtn!Kllt TINT tho fNirtics WIN
brought tsofu ft,lind It uHsAin 10 rcnnln !oEH"r
IN hrtiviic. Sltlt the tnnhhgGrs Hf tue rultl
lnn Ut his ,tccat,ntn, at,j iwn expert hect',int'
ntits wore t!otnElctt to MnkH tho examination.
Atinr Yutslg th,rnuYhyuyrr MIR. Eauk = nctuuntH,
T,uua tho tttnn ho asstnci tlls position until ho
WIS suspended, md during which, Time hn
l,undtotl several millions Of !loltnrs. the oxpsrs
Tho Discrepancy, huwuvcr, wMa IN Mr.. Eook's
favor. TEls, Of course. proves the fafs!ty .0f
thu chnrEGs. md few slAys nKn llt wn. rein.
statah M 1enernl Agent vt Londptllt. Iha, Hf
eo!1rae, VII. tho enst tho NnilaVcr Ut tho }p!lser
Il tito urandn eoul,i do. Thu n,uny friends Of
his complete vnl'cation i.nd IFS victory over
hts cH1MGs,
, 1881-10-14
A Chicago Man fit Lcnslvll1o
"Downs" Ills Encnifcs-
Union I'ncitfG.
4 Scheme for the Uniform State
Control OF Railroad Trans
portation.
Thc Raok OF the st. Louis Freight BLACK.
ade Substantially Brokcn-Sucfl-
Named,
The Illinois Commissioners Have Agreed
Upon but Not Yot Promulgated
Now Hohadule.

NEW YORK, CHICAGO Il ST. Louis.
Work OIL tho Now York, Chicago s. st.
I.oula lsnilroad Is progressing nnltaly bt.-
tween lluifnlo md Clitcng,,. TIE TRIBUNE
contained tho nti,or slay pretty full dcscrlp.
tlon Of tho Cleveland brt.tge, 1900 feot lung,
pyer whnt Is known M tic yailny through
which tho other ront(s enter tho city. 1t Is II
mammoth work, md wien completed will
clyo tic road III entrance into tho city
superior TO thai Of my other company.
Frouu Mr., q. Il. Cummings, o,s Of thu lend-
Ing spirits In tllo new road. II Ttn1cSE
rerorter yesterday obtained sono additional
facts euncerntng, the progress Of thu tlew
enterprise. Stcol rAEls art being lattl ut four
different points alonE the lae, aug flle golA,
bofore Jnn. |, 1852, and vt least half 0f tho
Wny butweeii Cleveland ailh Buffalo. ~
number Ut ful,nulse Iron bridges aro 70 be
eontraets proyi.le that thoy ars :. a'so to % bs
aHertsnce issa " has sne sawa S' u thas t
ing Is one Of o, those .,t. things tat ,aro aro
IT, .St @ n'rc''' T. proSsSillty, -, tGas M .', '1is
narrcd. .llotween Cleveland mud Chicngo the
w. Wayne s tut. i distance Of lN miles, an traek-
laynx Is rarltly progrcssttlH between Fort Wayne
mid Chicago, ahout thirty i'iSs nf stao! ratl hav-
l' l'Stwoon Chicayo ans! Fort Wnyo by jan, i. T'ie
from lore to Fort Wayne, Is arcn,!y pretty
much donu. and tho company confidently ex-
pccts to have the. entire ruad trnm bullnlo to
July i, tss:: Tho rnpd!ty With wi19n tho work
hat hecit done Is ono Of tho rnarvels OF mourta
'''fSse s% !s S'aas rss to on.or chgaxe /, ono .,
those things which It is pretty. difficult tn !nl
nj