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Spfefdf DHSdt<h to IN CAsedss 1t0Aa&.
OTTAWA, April 15.--Justice Taschereau,
who Inns been I'll for gono weeks, las gone
to BERMUDA. on a SIX months ieAve OF ab-
scnce, for the benefit Of Ills health.
.lntafvlows with farmers from ait parts Of
the 0ttawa Valley show that the fall wheat
crop t1as Itot been injured to any great OK
tent BY tue resent severe weather. The AREA
usually large.
The Rev. Mr.. parneii, Of Kemptvilie, late
Clerical Secretary Of the Diocese OF Ontario
Whose accounts showed q deficit Of $4,000,
llas resigned his pastoratc.
a circular from Downing Street states that,
soldiers cannot bu employed by Colonial
Governments without the sanction OF tho
Imperial Secretary 1f State, and then only
Under cGrtnii, provisions.
aSn@i ief sSt% Yer i services t rendered SDa St
The Inst ELECTION, Is the man who wanted the
Quebec 10 Fort Simpson, BY way Of the St
1lanrlca Valley. Norway uonse, hnd Peace
Mixsr r.: n"ss kscp!ng far to the north Of on-
srfeiai Dtspatsh to M cateaos 7stounA
MONTREAL. April 15.-Ti,e Superintendent
ct indian Affairs in an interview with two
Of tho Okla Chiefs, assured item that the
government never offered to ren,oya tha{u.
The offer was 1nado through the Indian
that tile Indians were supp1lcants for re-
interest here.
II Is ruInored that the Occidental Railway
statn as brne a. hero to conceal fasts BY
60 tllat they could not come before the Public
Accounts Comtnfttee. The officials Of tla
road declare the story To bo utterly untrue.
, 1881-04-16

1t Is spliom that n railroad official sewers
IFS cunttectlon with rond who enjoys tho
love mid esteem, not onIy among those who
arc Immediately under his control and dlrec-
tton. but OF alt t1i0se who have occasion to
come In contact With hin, tlan does Mr.. j.
X. Wood. who will saver Ills COLI
ncctton with tho ChcaRo, Burlington
&Qutncy Itaflroa.l to-day to assnnnn tho po:
i'enisylyania Railroatl Conlpaiiy. 'rhe o.
l,avo been ,ssoeiated VIII, .hfr. Wnr,t Tor
some years. aid lcnrnctt ta admire him for
destro,ls of giving hin sl'e Fit tokui OF their
tleltts Ut lnbnr, repairol u his residence, No.
ai' Twenty-fourtt, street., lust eyenlng, md
gold Witch and henyy gold si.aln, with q
valuable loekot anA leatl penuil ME IT, Q.
(loutlnrti, Of The General Spticltnr's Dephrt-
l.Icnt Of tflu burlington, inAdu tho presents
fsaFs tS H1t ts s a'gslafs gS was @ ys11sasf sensss
that SONS Of. ills ftlends would spe1i tic
oyon!ng will. lllm but he ,a!l ,lo Idea TINT l,o
elcgnnt u,d valuable tol;uil of rcspeot. III
S eaeay Ss A"% efrasse Mas T. b. s sasa rscso 5 MsS
Fred Cross was equal !n' te, emergency, md
Gr"nt; tsks It a'! say sa nSt!ns:n Ths en- On.
courugcd Mr.. WuuA w tlnt Ile did ilnd Il few
words with WHICH to express warmly h!s
feelings Of gratitude and pleasure for this
splul'dil taken Of friendship. OF course tue
buys having taken enre tint thesp artlclus Ut
rofreslntelit arrived ut atr. Wnosl's hUrso
Just about the time tlle presentation came
otl.
Besides this. Mr.. md Mrs. Wood hNyo Ind
evidences et tile friendship and esteem Ut
their friends: The officers Of the BurlEngtoM
, 1881-04-16

QPffou& " 4hk S0s%AiV AF7"uAes
LINCOLN, Mob, April 1i.-A now railroad
enterprise Inns Just bcen started 1T this city,
which, judging from the names ot those
prominently conMccted with It. Will prove
something more than mere wind. Tho
project is TO build d toaI FROM I.Iucoln to
Fremont, distance Of sixty mI!es, by tho
way, Ut Waiioo, III Saunders County, and
ti,olco to Hurt County, connecting witt, the
Chicago, st. Taul. Minneapolis i On|nlln
l.allrontl. Tile old survey illnde by the
Il. u n. llno In 1915 wilt t,a used. Tho cap
ital stock will bo 8l,o00, ,oo0, ana books will
bu ouen for subscription III n few ttnys. II
Is bellsyesl TINT tlle full amount Gun
bo raised In this City alotlc, hut Frctn0tlt
AMI other towns will be naktu to contribute.
Iii conversation with the lion. 3. u. Galley
yuur correspondent Is informed that n gUUil
deal Ut tls capital stock has already l,Duil
promised. Mr.. Galpy WIS formerly attorney
fur tho Atol,isun & Nebraska 1t09tl, alHt it
we'll pnBtel IN l,ratlron!i lnntters. lie Inns for
some thus been uNletly working un this 90.
i'm That 1t Gun b. pushed ~ u auccessl4l sud.
lIp further says tint the road Will run
iii thu State. The arltul0s I'll Incorporation
win 10 lliud with LIS SECRETARY Of State to-
Quy,
, 1881-04-16

City. There IL. rich country forty miles
no r,lflrontt. A railroad ~ ,iectcl there.
When / asketl d tea'lttl4 official 1T Now
York Iatsiy what the policy Of tho st. Paul
wnH u III. fl tho future lie said: -...
"tlGrutGfHTs WG linve bce1i y wheat rons
We I,nve cnrriGd pcr1laps two,thirds u tiIo
Minnesota, and Wisconsin, aid iowa wheat
10 market. Sn you sec poor year for wlsent
affected U,ir fOnH. Now Wa want to extend
our roa,l 70 ceai,bs.is, eorli;;}e1ds, and stock
sections. So, II tlIa crop fall lit oile seclttn,
We can elanuku 0,lr cnrs arg!ilih and 10 htls-
i,lcss in, another section. Then wa want to
get .wl!era wc chi, ,;,,otm aa,,! o''t t.a
tiDnt like Kailsas,. md Missouri, at!d
use Tie snIAo ears t 1ast out sl!s late crop In
Wisconsin, aud Minnesota, fills. inlcy,
which wo chi carry out Dy few tnntlrt:d
miles Of new track, for which we alrtady
lave the steel rails, Will enable LIS to 10
double Wnrk with our cars 1nu engines.
THAT js, we entl relnforco tile Southern acc.
tiUil wien tho drifts como IN t!lc NORTH, and
lrntlsfer .n,ir 9pntticttl cars 10 tho North
when the truck becomes clear.
eontMue,l tiu 81 81. I i,'tI ohlsia. "Tsyc joInt
depot with us. Thls Will enable rs to take
Eastern lAsseilgrrs WHO come over the l'ettl-
syfvanta, 4l'nntlandIe,n and Fort Wayne
ltDatts tu Omaha, st. Paul, or Kansas City,
without changing uep0ts."
, 1881-04-16
POLICE COURT FACTS,

john SchutEcr, tAe nlan who attempted
Thursday to burglnrizGthe barn OF pr. Hem
rutlil, OIL Dearborn avenue, near Huron
street, md wl,u afterward tried 10 escape,
was fined 500 yesterday by byJustlceKauflnann
ut tho North sEdu pollco Court --'' :
Bessie Fatker mid Aiullie Powers, two
State.streut Alsrep,tanes WHO ihtety entitud
Joseph Witty, who lives ut tho uorller Of
Wentworth hyenuu and Forty.tlfth street,
into their tlen and robbed him Of about S7U,
Sy Se5S 5ssa S Il %sse IT. Ga II Soz ca's z ssss6a"y
Edward Flanuery, Miclael Sulllyaii. ai,d
Patrlck l1assett, Jr:. recolyea contlnuances
yesterday .bet0ru Justice lngursoll ibOh
charges OF highway robbery aud larcsmy,
Ttsfarre.! BY haoknaa s naa'ad @ nDaS; WAL! AZ!
t. 'es the p'sShis,' noiice' mi vii a.sst i
at prusont lldur bali to tho Urlmlnal
Court upult several charges. ELECTION hight
Rola aftsr lsys patHSn Hy unsy o
who ,iade hlu!splt quito. familiar ahd bte.
te,itled that lIniself ant II purity OF young
inell wera tust luoklnE for q cafr!nge. IL
lSa ia9 n3lan it% 5 a saIson st4 ieaf ts 4 so1es
sma!l party # Young ,nen Wers drinking at1
faIr WY of aotttle !r,,'k, ~ W e.. t1'!aa ,e,
md robbed by tie,n Of w!lgt fow yaluables
Do possessed, together With, about ~ oaslI.
Np BY jumping upon Ills hack aud .urlY-
Lis away trotii him. Dolau repUrted l,ls
rE stoleli, at,.l teluplaoue messages were sent
AtI uver. town. AT MI carly hour tle lluxt
morning d rcsilulit in tllo Town Of ,Laku
lialnetl Roller saw ttreo lnun abandoning b
tuat,i mt. earriaKe ilear. llla dwelling, mid,
Eurlnislng that they lind .1oe!t up to stlllt
luylltry, lie followed tlcmlbagk lhtu the city,
with tho lntelltlon Of tattslng tl,eir nrft,st.
Tho pollcu ,nndo un effort to do 81 after RI
eelviis III. Kell0r's notification but tue fel-
loWs got a%ay, qnd have bSeia ktep!nY n!,lsr
suit have bce}l positively Identified by pu!nI,
and Sullivan 1l0 doubt will bs when DOlAh
=
, 1881-04-16
DAVENPORT. AND ROCK ISLAND.
spft,d, pstpattk to The Chteaap Tf4bunt.

spttid! DItpatth to rte Chicago Tt4bunt.
DAVENPORT, H., April f5.-:rhe dispatches
from this city up to 2 o'clock this morning
gave as comprehensive an ldea OF tho floods
work as could be obtained under tho dlnl-
culHes Of tho night and wator. Dy stlllrlso
The river had Ebil0 down three feet, and has
beet, gtatiually falling Nil dny. But ltttlo leo
las been running, md that IN slnnll cakes.
Tile damage III tlls city Is llnri tU estimate.
Anng Front street for half mile every
store, hill, nnd inncl,ine-sbop was under
Nates from two filcltes to two feet. The mills
Will bo shut down for tic most part Of 4
week for repairs. The saw-mIlls suffered
wotst, those Of the Cable Lumber Company,
Page, Dixon It Co., hnu 9thrirk0r Il Mleltcr
having logs swept nWay or piles uf lumber
!lpred oYer. Two million feet Of lumber Ut-
longing to k1fapp Stout Il Co., of Bt. Louis,
Sl'aci! !la( been tutt10rei iii buckingham
~ sssoagh b9low tho city, was carried down by
@a bfeaking Ut tl.o gorge there, aud all lost,
ihe esocclpants driven out. ;ri,o milwaukee,
\ Vt Paul track elnbnnk,nunt whs cut
set lss, they. they have been ili!cI, %
al asS tsta ne y, water tN at ,gnt eoyors
itls,es ne. deep III, the business part, a1,a two
AlolIg the bunk in front 1t tlloboat- ways tiiIs
ss ssssellng tho leg iB piled up ten feot !ligh md
~ ~ leet Wide for tlireetlunrterH Ut i mile.
siaay OF the ,steaInb0ata thure wero sI,nvetl
ea sa taelr blocktngs, and others careened sunle-
sna1, sS,a1, hnt llonu were wrecked. Full
}1G,nes 1s,es III tic lower phrt Ut Rock
NSlaad, aNd must suffer considerably.
~ ~ llallls were sent out pr arrived OIL the
a Ieleef county line. This track being sui
NMNtEed, Y d waa mt considered sata to nttolnpt
~ I'm 1talt.s t,.. ou TIE Rock 1aaul ID ctrIa old
,a's m,op'pas at Alllnn. Tho bridge ttoru was ro-
Es.sa .t9 as washed awny. With proper san-
ntaLI III pfGcaHtloha, which will be taken oi,
IN, sdes Of tlle river, 1t is thought that
"e1hess from tho overflow Inny bu avoided
, 1881-04-16
THE F1s11EisY" QUESTION.
Spfstal tHspateh 10 Tha thte.fao Tribune.

Tonosro. April: 1b.-Ths Mall, leading
organ of the'Govefnluent III Ontarlh says:
"'rhu lion. MIR Pope, Minister Ut Marine
and Fisheries, Inns latOly.been spending solno
tf,no nj Washington. anti tAaro Is some rea-
son to believe that Ills visit to tho American
Capital may have some valuable result for
tile public, as we'll rs n beneficial effect oil
tho 3linlsltcr's health. At the present time
It is Obvious thnt tho Hon. Mr. Pope pseslles
over department in which very grave ai-
fairs will como up for discussion before long.
Our relations with tho United States
concerning tho fisheries nro uoti-
stant SOU rec ut official anxtcty.
Atr. Pope Is accompanied by hlr. Whitehcr,
who Is the most valuable OF tia Depart.
mental of}lc ia1s In ail TINT concerns tllts fish.
cry business; md, rs lia llls Ind chnrga III q
Erent measure Ut THIS business fruM tho bc-
ginning, Ills resumption OF tha duties upper.
tatnlnE to II will ID 4 valuable fhctot Iii fit
lire negotiations. It Mr. Pope ls enabled
during ILLS visit to obtnin my iuen 0f tile
n.ntle Of proceeding likely to 6e adopted by
the United States, tfla Information may bn Of
valnu. 1t Is hardly Ilkety that lla viii be milo
to effect any change H. the OptnlUns 0f tho
Americans on tfia subject of tlla fisheries.
But l,y may bu nbc to give them 8nn0 notion
of thD vluws entertained In UanhdR OIL this
question:
, 1881-04-16
pOLI'I'ICAL.

THE ORIGINAL GA1lF1ELD MAN.
PHILADELPHIA, April ta.-1YiIlinm A. n.
Qrier, Of liazclton, Pa, cast Ills first vote
for 1}lntho Mt tho Chicago Convention, utter
WHICH flp kept on voting for Garfield until
u Q nomination was male. For tint service
Mr.. .0rter demands MS Ills rccoinpenso notIl-
ing less than manager Of tho star.route co,,-
tracts, or Second Assistant 1'ostlnuster.tiell-
cr.l. 1le4stoppetl here tiuy or two oil his
return llotnc. lie says llu is s,ro tint llo will
bc appointed to s,lccced Brady, md lie
ought q hive about Tic best thing Garfield
Thu only objcction tlic star.ronto cnntract-
0rs might mike tn urler tnkihE Bratly's ,,incu
Is TINT N ID rs t!eaf nj u bnrIitloOr, and .ltiu
lsurHitnstDn tlmt would inl,lca iitnl 10 all
ynllce tllq prizes OF Il cnntract fro,n. sb.1O0 to
E!oyGs III tho olfiGe Ut Second Assistant
p0Stmaster.{llnUral.
, 1881-04-16
EXPERIMENTATION QUESTION.
,Kpsetas Dtstdtkh to TAt Chfeaso 1fibtre

HAMILTON, April l6.-.Fhe Erc,il7O Times
says: "Vhe scllelnn OF tic Dominion Gov.
erni1Iont tu Ubtain tho assistance Ut tho I'M
peglal Government to transport families FROM
Grrat Britain atd ireland TO the Canadian
Northwest Territory; to give theq, land, blill4
homes fur them, and pay t1i6ir pussase.
would 10 n goud 'ono; but there Is little
likelihood Ut thu Iluperiat Government TUX
Ing part III such an enterprise. A strong
company might do the work; but tliero
would always be thu rlsls Ut the 0lDlgrtlllta
WHO hAA bU0n brought aeross the AtiHnslv at
tlle expense of the company Ygtttlig Il! lJaku'
would not iiavs ID go to rpnay tic passage.
tlsiiity. How could Il tj,an bp kept III Canala
against his Wtllp And would It pay to Keep
atlth nll ulto II II WurB p0sslplUW
, 1881-04-16

Special bhpatth to 1as cAteaoo Tribune.
HAMILTON, Ont. April 15.-In December
Inst matt named Cecil II. Cook arrived In
this city, and shortly afterwards applied at
the Central Fire Station for a position, stat
ing that lle had been Assistant Chief III tho
Metropolitan Fire Department, London, Eng.
lis talked great deal about how matters
wire conducted there, aud finally suc-
cceded In being put on rs one Of
the call-1nen. Ie soon commenced
writing lettors to the press Of a M.
ture likely to stir up strife In tho Depart
ment and do no good, and the Chief shortly
gave him hts dlsmtssal. Cook also repre-.
scuted himself as a journalist. and for time
took seat at the reporters' desk In court
and other places as correspondent for tho
Alancl, ,ester tEng) Guardian. Next he
figured AMONG churcfl.clrcles, representing
himself to 10 the son Of nm Anglican
clergyman located near London. Eng.
n haif-pay officer, E3 per wqck
being Ills allowance. Ills rctnittancey, l.3w-
ever, never arrIvels lie subsequently &C.
cured a position I'll tho Great Western Kall-
way shops. but held the place bit month.
lie theM, left tho city without paying his
GOard.1lll, and Inns stiico been lieIlr,l Of in
Detroit and New. York. at Newland's. III
psirgft.. ho stated that he Sas Assistant Me
esofa r aasSsd sd etis Sa ss dsen seasH Ss
jacket value $780, for which lu paid
With q check u, tNo Bnnk Of Montreal lieru,
WHICH check proved worthless. On tlle 1st
Vt %l,eaae Aefh ~ v , Ws % sar g. of M y ~ Nsw M xo,k o
OF Montreal. Hamilton Agency. under the
pretenso tint ho was Assistant Mnster.Afe-
c!!alilc ant Superintendent. Of tie ureat
Wesfernn ,l;a!lway us sietim II this cgso
, 1881-04-16
MILWAUKEE ~ ST. PAUL.

seee.a. Go'fs'poafaes ~ o. ams ca'e"g, o., aroan. H.
f'ls, Marion. nl,d the wilolc State Of Town nro
very much excitasl over tho extension OF tho
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. pa,l lload from
nasGn neoa TO sn ns nas,o a no ps sa
sion is to bo fronl Marion, six miles
ay th",r t"w ~ % :rhn 81 % P"ni M Ra,1 IN a,rca'1v "
ao'l ~, ~ ~ ~. a'u' =,
runs down to Cedar ltap''s from Marion, but
after tho extenslo''' tpls six miles Will 30 u
Marian, II Wi, cross thu Nor.i,wrstprn ,,oor
sr.,,,o .,,ss Snt,,on,, s,,S nj
IN p.s t'.,,so eotmusm ,',;,oa st, ~ 49,, s1 %
hell taooe,t twe.vo mlles soalh OF the Nortl.
faIa r11nn RIM tyajya ,niies nort or @ Of 'v las
1toimos' aSi frn,n tharn bw tha mn r',st ro,to
tn % t,on,,cii nj i,InITs w rim ,e,S % ST. 1,ant io NV
will reach with n branch, will keep about
twolyo miles ,,5,rtlI of fio 1,nck Isinml nntti
Mv'u @ croas " ts Roc, 1s1na
ALaantto ala @ yal, ilto ioohvl! Msllls to @ tae
s9I!la ~ w ,Ie eh 1sf ny &1iE ~ aIolt
~ ~ Ssl sottoa ais Si,ont Mvo ,niao liz 'o VIII
w & ~ t,atT nH .'t''Es' sim, r,,s y,
afhron III froip III Ulieago ie' by y way d " Of sayannsI,
a tha HIrt,,'ystSrm 20 rnG ri2 - tif
w. MnI1mMSes1gIi ~ " ,a rio nasto % Couneal
rs % eat M as no nossGIe% % %Strliigt % trntk. = 'i, sSis'n
tSn or Nost!.westsr 4 ,na u, naS!aE M Ea, Later tt4 II
hmitnu poSs s6nrtar ,te' uoS soo 1io 'eccss'sS VI
''m NInrinn. ait ti'e suat ot Linn Coubty soventy
r Mcs ~ 6 " tbs n,,a ~ e IT, sst slp ,sp
sas4. tn icy e,sx ST fH tee9 eats'sS q a ste ~ s s
Will tlk0 breakfast, a SltlGtlutu eating.
, 1881-04-16

The lncorp0rators Of tho Chicago BELT &
Transfer Company held meeting yesterday
morning Mt tI,o mica ~ hfr. q. q. Iionnay.
~, 10 tv"at.,,..,. ,.ya.t a. t,,n ,,.,s,,osa
~. ne Wash'Reon stlee, ~. anu pu,ppso w
OF n'lshs tnfee vacancies III INC noafa or u
General Manager Of the Lake Store, ], N,
Mcf.milnu1,, Vtno. .prss,sant NJ tno I,annsvi.
. ,,n,,i., rn"s',a,,,. s..,i Wa,st,; ranasni
wanna company diid u. y. Mesri'', Gehetal
Manager Of tito Milwaukee, d. ~. Paul, had
Cd. 1rroni n talk with Sir, q, G. Donncy and
ntt,aru ,,,,,,notnd ,,d,i, 4ho ecton,o n n,onrs
ttnt ~, ns' wi.'. n .euis eue - nt
tla1 .his coinpnny hltenus 10 DMilM "
four-tfack road from South Chicago
around tic city outsttto tie city
]inlfp. IN ,nke vinw thna JntcrscctInp evrrv
rn;rnaI ,i,n no,,,i.',. ;.tn ~. aitv nj, rc,.
la'.oau i.!c eu'!s 'neo LIS ctts; nv Go. I,,.
paiiY hhs the charter for tho Chicago, park
, 1881-04-16
CURIOUS FUNERAL INCIDENT.

DhS&~kth
ST. GATHERINGS. April 15.-WellaiIu ',as
been thrown Into furry of excitement by a
curious. funeral inci,lent., 1t seenls TINT, II
short tliNe since, man taIntl llc,ry Clark
lloA suddenly ut Stonebrldge. After TIC
body was prepared fur thu funeral, Il cl.uln
Of tjls tlcceasel was nskol what was Ills re-
lIEious belief, ald stntu.l tint Clark WIS, /,
Ca.holtc. : Accordingly tho funeral took
place, md tho dead WIS committed to It's
resting.place~ with all the lmpresslyeness
Which tint Church brings, to tho, lust tolcull
whispers bcEa!l tp bH heard Which, thrsw
lonhls un THO authenticlty Of tbs ta!c rolAt-
lug to Ills belonging to tha ls0mnn Catllnlfc
Church; nlll 1t now see1nh to have bGeIl
established beyond a. doubt that l,o was q
Protestant, anil hot only TINT, hit ait Orange
lnnM hiEll up III tlse Order and ~ good s.a.id;,
otlcrs for leaving Ii whqro ii is. Further dc-
yHfouHtGnt8 Ar9 expected.
, 1881-04-16
THE RAILROADS.
No Adjustment Of Differences Vel
Made on Emigrant Traffic.
Tho Now York Lines Insist npon
Regulating tho Business.
Milwaukee & St. Paul Pushing for
Omaha and Kansas City.
Important Changes in tue Management Of
the New York Central.

A]NAANA<AESA o06lN A9Ct
Another meeting of tho Western Trunk
nasa % f"I!;,a "I y. n e'u sea'sy % to u. ao
,se,.. ~ ~! a... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "'I" WIZ
Northwestern; James Charlton. Alton; A.
$. Merrill. Milwaukee, l. st. l'nul: j, K.
Won,1 n,,,I II I,Hv,ls,,. 1,nri,,r,"". A. #
tiowsnr i,t,nn,s Comtra,. F,annn ,;,nn,,,a,
Mtasnmri s ia"s Is;t ~ iu"ns r."so ~ V1"u'S1 ta
Iron MUunialh Il 9ontllorA; ai.d George II.
Daniels, Wabash.
Alr. james Clurltou prest,istI. aud Mr., q,
II. panIels acieti as sserutary: '' w
After a'i Informal t,lk on the topics which
Ind bee,l discussed mt the Joint mcntlng tho
tiay before of tlla Wcster,, trunk lines and
tho soal,onrtl trunk Iines. tha members nj.
lolrneu It, Il oot!y to Tue Gfatld Pacific Hotel,
W'tefc 1t itoon they fHct In Joint session with
tic scaboartl trunk lines, Mr.. Jntles Uharl.
Ton presitlIlg, md, fn addition tn ttttfsD NJ
ready i,atned. !he following took part Il, tllo
Boston <: Albnuy; s. W. Cummings, Fitch.
burg; and G. ii. SIeeker, New YORK Central.
:, The position Of ule Western trunk
rosentativcs Of tIis seabonri trtlNk
trunk 1Ihes, mid reply was iuada TO tlle oh
jectl0Ds rnisrI the tlaybcfore. it wnshjl0wn
t'Mt. proper notice was given by tho Western
rnAds for reyfsi0n Of rates, and tint tho
ke permitted to do their own business fl
their own why, to fix their own rrtes, and in
privileges on their own roatIs rs tic pussei,-
s Tia reso1,abaness @ o. tie positio% nsH s ot Tic te
Western trunk lifies lind already been att-
1nitteti by tne fact tint the l,eiittsylvanla
inanicatoi Other linn Ind besa % aldreesse.
Ia each Of tfA other gi,nbn1rtl trunk
, 1881-04-16
TIE 'FENNEDYs,

KINGSTON, April 1b.-rAts n,oslllng Mr..
Henderson recu!yed d copy OF tho Edinb0rg
Couni1lt. which confirms the rulnGr of the
death OF Tires n1eI,tbcrs Ut tic Kennedy fam!
ily at tho recent fro ut Nice. ltobert Ken-
nedy, It sen!as, was ut Milan studying; anl,
hGarINg ruMurs to the g!lect TINT BayaEHl
bcOtoh people nu<l been buried III thu rlIills
Of the 0porl-ll0 At Nloe, pr0ceetletl tlare
llnlAedi9tely: ~! T!s tcIlowlng toq}ETn!,, Was
ut lNust 10 told they are 1|! dpai. :: Tho
Was llstAnlaneous," Ills Manu-: Of those
who perlsEed aro MIR. james, Miss Kate. ants
Mls5 llxztv. 80.
, 1881-04-16

p.p opfe'a! Dt'pateh to 1At Chseaso 1Y3bua4-
nv. .Hhfoi!p. ILL.,, April 15.-For two days
iusaao it, LUCK River has been rlspg quits rnptslIy,
,hanak hk Inc last twelvo hours 1t ilas risen
H., T. 9 toot, md great fears arc entertained
M ~ T. WI! 'luod tho bascmpnts OF buildings
"Iest .w State street. On tho "wator-power
IN s.a miowlton Manufacturing Company and
dr. m1oleh =, Mills will be compelled to shut
.lrs.,t!t u It conttnues to rlso, as the water ts
On a3 ~ tilo laaoIllneshop Of tho former,
nes,1rr lit W1 tW1 tce.l1tllses 1ear tue river nra
lEslyj ,ss.atfounaell, u1la tha water will quite
W aeearoy TIC crop stored AMY.
, 1881-04-16

~ 7RRF4' 0WPu9EN % 1@ GNt19p 1f5HNHEs
MA1e1srowS, Wis.,, April 15.-1t llas
stoHed sEloro OF less all night, anu tho SHOW
ii...!aues ~ to fall this morning. melting most.
y, - ~ u eoples down, but lnaklng tho advent
y. W spring appcar rs distant ns uvcr. Within
ne past few duys tho {nr,uurs Ut tlIls section
~1", ,s'" Mofo dsenuragingly OF tho prospect for
f%''..,.efweat. f'.t 1t Is still carly, however, to
ill., isia y; f,e5y oear Ilea regarding tho probable
a.S,. ,''ssed ttat sulp places aro doad, AID Ills
tbspotl!oil tbs OF tiulds that ll,sVe conie cut of
ieFmT Tlaser na wtt,!oMt Injury Is yet to .bu d.
Gsaii,.nas4. MOst Ut tlle country IN this
,noM ,n!''S H stlll coyefcti with II heavy body Of
Wi."S.. WiI" Ihls Is the !atcst spring Known Il,
, 1881-04-16
osvere Storm Of Snow and wilma
All Through the East
r,n,,est on The Atlantic Ocean,
Wrecktng Many Coast
Craft.
c.ma,,ton OF tho Fluoilcd Cities OF Dav-
enport md Rock island
o,,nntebcs Descriptive Of tho Floods 81
General In the West,

SIGNAL SERVICE.
,,rrrcr or, THE CltiEv SioNAt. 0Er1cEit.
wAsn1sorox. II. e., April 1o-:l y: Ill.,. l'.-Eor q,
he ohio Wiley and ra.,'esssi, tos f's' a"S,,er ,o
lomsa Westerly wllnls, and clearing weather.
n's'e' nn'rsre',,ei by l.,lt rn', In tho Ohio Valley:
p'rttA ror tia Lower Lake region, rtatnR, fol-
.,a", ~" 10 stationary barometer, stationary or
n}"1,sr !yS temperature, westerly wft'tls, and
~; For r tne Upper Lake region, stationary.
followed by tns p pnsos!tr nSr fenseatrc west11s
"IF!msit For tbo Upper Mississippi nt Lower hlis-
,ot,Ts ppi Talleys, vii warmer fnlr wentlier, lower
stoomiuccr, so1ai alsd winds Shifting ia south or
wsssa!. IT., Indications arc TINT light local rains
s iaIl Il te oh9 S'. wlI'Ss t''S ayl fSlowe S@ M y
::,'iwh,Iy :'iihL,I warmer, falr WEATHER during sun.
day. ,.r,xtrt,vh>
Ntdf
, 1881-04-16
DUBUQUE d. DAKOTA,
Epstiat D(kpdtth TO Tia Ehicdoo 1tibH1Ik

AIAnslIALlirowH. H., april l6.-As WIS
expected, suit has beetl brought by the
Dubuque & Dakota Hallway Company
against tic Central Iowa, seukiMx an ln]unc-
tion to prevent tho latter from taking posses.
sien Ut. the grade. from Hampton west to
Fort DolGo, mention, of which !las beon
made. a tenlpusary injunction l!us been
!ssnel by C,lstJusttco Albums, ,, 81 D1tt1qnte tu
solye, Tho hearing Of tha llotiQn WILL BY
lIuA betOre Judge M!raolo, VI the Circuit
Court, on Wednesday next, III this city, =