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The daily gazette., 1881-04-08
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The CITY sxarKes.

The following were the ruling prices IN
market this mornings:
Butter fresh per pound ,...... $50 40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

ELSEWHERE will DO found communication
from 8. o. Hcmenway, general sgen. of the
Missouri Pacific railroad, in rply TO an
article published yesterday morning, over
the signature Of "Old Citizen" The com
municstion emanatos from one who il eyi
IDENTIFY, BY his writing, did We no. indeed
know personally, TO DO fair minded and ius,
Temperate In IL tone. n IL terse and emf.
nently fair, and just In argument and state
mont, and weare glad 70 ind that what w
had to ray editorially In response to an "Old
Citizen" WAS In tho strict line Of public
sentiment and 10 the fullest accord with fact,
NJ. Hemonways article 10 well.timed a. vel
u well conceived, and our people will
rejoice 70 hear ofthe present status Of affair,
with Dallas, ~ Also her future prospects sl
related by him who Ia Int position " know
whereof he speaka
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sionally says something worth reproducing,
as the following;

sionally says something worth reproducing,
as the following;
An editor out west gives prolonged howl
through column about 1.-The boarding of
gold and the neglect Of silver" He closes
his article thus orscusrly: 1.-The 100 cent
god dollar is vaulted and boarded; the 80
cent silver dollar hss no abiding place. Tha,
is all there is oft" The fact is that gold is
paid out more freely In money centers than
paper money when peolle are found willing
70 take it. The reason silver is not taken is
not because it Is not heavy enough, but be-
cause it is too heavy and inconvenient Silver
money is popular sss circulating medium
in all small transactions. Nobody who advo-
Gated the silver dollar ever expected that
people would carry around in their pockets
ton OF 1t as an amusement. 1t fills Just the
place II was expected to ill, and the silver
dollar TO- day has more friends that ever be-
fore. Paper money Is in demand over both
gold and silver, being as good as either,
and far more convenient for all practical.
purposes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27
Railroad Magnates-Ihe Texas Il
Pacific

Railroad Magnates-lhe Texas Il
Pacific.
Ii. M. Hoxie, general manager of the
Texas q Pacific and International e. Grsa,
Northern roads; George Noble, superinten-
dent OF the Texas s. Pacific, and w. II.
Newman, general freight agen. of
tho Texas & Pacific. arrived IN the
,ly last night. and leave this morning for
lort Worth and the terminus of the Texas &
Aclhc road. Manager Hoxie will
l'vlde his time between these
two roads. Tho resignation of
Superintendent Noble will take effect the lst
OF May. Governor John G Brown. vice
president of the Texas e. Pacific, who is Al
present with his family at Pulaski, Tepnes.
see, is expected in Marshall the latter part Of
this week. The extension of the Texas &
Pacific has reached point twelve miles west
OF Colorado City, and the iron is being laid
at the rate of a fraction over a mile dsy.
The telegraph line keeps ahead of the extern.
sion, and is now some ton miles in advance
of il. ""'0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

GOVERNOR Blackburn. OF Kentucky, II
learned and scientific physician, said some
months ago that in bis opinion cholera ep-
idemic would sweep through the United
States this spring and summer, as the unu-
sual weather of the fall and winter was pre-.
lude or rather generator Of that dread
scourge. A few days ago three cases were
reported in New York, which may be tn,
first sporadic cases Of the impending peril.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

IL NOTICE Is hereby given that the under.
signed Contractors on the Chicago, Texas 4
Mexican Central Railway co., will not hold
themselves responsible, without written or
der from their office, for any Indebtedness in.
Cured by sub-con,raciors AMI employees.
Time checks will not be given nor recognized.
Employees Will bepald on the 18th day of each
month for labor performed the month previous.
ANY employe quitting the work voluntarily be.
fore the regular pay day will be paid In mer-
chandise If desired, il not the ca,h VII be
paid on the regular pay day, Caldwell Il
Nicely, nn,ae1w
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BosroN has an Italian colony about so

BosToN has al Italian colony about $500
strong. There arc few wealthy Italians
there. but large majority Of them possess
the comforts, aud many of them the Injuries
of life. In small houses, located on narrow
streets and alleys, rich Brussels carpets and
costly wal. ut furniture may DO found
Paintings and eugravings a1orn tho walls,
and tasteful articles Of BIZ ou,erie abound.
Their moral character is also good. Their
church is regularly attended by over 800
families, while the police declare them 10 be-
tho most orderly class of tho Ci,ys popula-
ton,
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n frankfort (Ky. J Ply stefan writes:

H0If'o H'VTtHs HgU JUG uHUIhtor one
our prominent citizens was pronounced a
hopeless consumptive She was very much
reduced In flesh, terrible cough, her life grad
u"iiy washing away. | recommended her to
H ls,, NJ. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
VIVA Cherry,"' which she did. In short
nme sne was free from all cough and other
symptoms, and is now rosy and healthy.
rflce 20 cents and Sl.0O bottle, or six bot.
Ties Tor SO. Tbs large size is the more
economical; Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
" Son, Philadelphia. Sold by druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

SOME Of the New England proieclionists
are raising horrible howl, us they are
beginning to find out that protection is Il
sort OF boomerang that rebounds and wounds
seriously. This is evidenced by tho r,solu-
ton of Senator Blair, of New. Hampshire,
urging the calling Of an extra session OF con
gress TO revise the tariff laws.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27
U,uE STATE OF rExAs-ro al, persons ,

TUE STATE OF TEXAS To all persons i,-
i terus,ed IN The administration of IT,, ga
tate OF VIM. H. Scales, deceased q NJ.
Swins, anminis.rator, has died, In the tounty
Court OF Dallas county, his ilnal account show.
ing the condition of said estate, and his neil
ton for discharge, which will be heard at the
next term of said court, commt nclng on the
third Monday IL May, A. ID. 1881, at the Court
house IN the Wy OF Dallas, at which time all
persons interested In said estate may apnenr
md contest said account If they see proper,
Witness, a Harwood, County Clerk OF Dallas
- county. Texas, Given unde, nv hand
Il ana seal OF said court, A. office In The
a. ID. lsSl. A. Hard sood, County Clerk
Dallas Co., Texas. by W. II. Ihacker, de.
P"y' arr26 20d
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

L. T. REDMOND, the notorious North Car
DINA mooushiner, who made for himself
quite romantic history year or 80 ago, has
at last been captured by revenue officers al
ter making a desperate resistance ir which
he was wounded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

EAATrENTloN EVERYBoDY..In and out
OF ballast Mason 4 Erb, III, Main street, have
just reesived Archery, Croquets, Marbles, Tops
Base Balls and Bats, Jumping Ropes, Toy
Horse Reins, and everything in the way of
Spring and Summer amusements for the Young
and old folks. The pri,es are bottom. Come
and see them before buying elsewhere. Gro.
quets will be sold at nearly cost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

The report is beng circulated that Mr..
Whitelaw Reid has resigned the editorsbip
Of the New York Tribune. He is an able
Journalist, and if no quits the field the pro.
fession will lose one of its brightest stars,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

e. NOTICE TO CONTRA CrORs Want.
ed bids 10 remove two story frame az rooms)
buildlr 6, known as Ferguson Hotel. from
BIG sandy on L &P. Railway to Tyler, Texas,
distancee q miles by ral-and put up same in
good order. For particulars, address w. G.
Cain, Tyler, Texas. aprse 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

The Sooloo Islands are in the Indian
ocean. UP to few days ago these island
had q sultan, but he died, and since bis death a
civil war has broken cut over the succession
to the throne.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27
Black silk and Cashmere suits

In this line we are noted to have the
largest assortment, and at surprisingly low
prices; that is the reason that we sell them
fast See for yourself at Baumsn's, FOG Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

NSw YORK Is SO large city that 1t seems
almos. impossible to inaugurste an epidemic
there. but there are now III small pox pa
tients in the hospital in that city which
means that there are many hundreds of
other cases scattered throughout the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

The nows is flashed over the country that
the boiler makers of Piltsburg have struck
A boiler maker is always on strike, even
when he is at work. If you don't think SO
just go to the foundry and hear them riveting
holt haA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

: AMONG the horses Of Chicago mslig.
nant hoof disease has broken out. Ga the
ninth of May that city will have another at
tack similar, but not among the equines. A
crowd Of bipeds will hoof on the lanbark in
a six days walking match.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

MIR. THEODORE THOMAS, the great musi-
clan and rival of Gilmore in blowing brass
bands, will direct q musical festival on a
magnificent scale in New York in May,
1890
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

temperance seems TO be on the upgrade
In Illinois, rs in nearly MI the recent munici-
pal elections in that state the anii-lcense
candidates were elected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

ERNEsTo RossI, the Italian trsgedian, has
been engaged TO make tour of this
country next season, playing one hundred
nights, for which he is 10 BIZ paid $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

THE HEGIRA for Europe for summer tray
el seems 20 have commenced, as three hun
dred anu fifty saloon passengers left for that
continent one day last week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

E5'NOrICE-- Wanted, afty quarry.men at
sur colorado Il SANTA Fe railway company
quarry near Brenham. Wages, 50 25 per day.
torfurther particulars inquire of station mas
ter g.. q. y. f. railway, BRENNAN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

BIsMARcK on receiving the news of the
death of D'Israeli WAS deeply affected and
all the German papers expressed regrets and
published eulogiums upon his career.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

GENERAL LoNGsTREEr is to return home
from his mission abroad, and has been
nominated for United States marshal OF
Georgia,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27
Department of Insurance Statistic
ana History.

Austin, Texas, March LIST ISL,
To NIL whom II may concern:
THIS Is 10 certify that the Howard Insurance
complied with the laws OF Texas ms conditions
precedent to It's doing business In this stale.
and that the said company holds certificate
OF antohrily from this Office emitting Ii 10 do
business IN this stueior one year from the ST
day Of January, lssl, TO the Slst day of Decsm.
her, lSSl.
Given undor my baud and zeal, at office, I'm
Austin, the day and d'te first above written.
,,,,,, a; W. sPhlGdr, Commissioner,
nallas eNN''
John y, Aldeholf, Local Agent,
over EXCHANGE Bank, Dallas.
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INDICATIONS.

Slightly 10 lrmer, fair weather; variable wfads
shifting 10 southeriy; stationary barometer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 ICE /! ICE ICE lon and after Mon.
day. May I'd, viii deliver ice In any part OF
the city as cheap as the cheapest. Il. B. Hsger
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

THEY have orgsnlz sd u movement in New
York to erect statue of Beethoven. Will
the pedestal be u piano?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

FIFTEEN nations are represented in the
monetary conference now in session in
Paris.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-27

MOODY and Sankey helda christian con-
ven,ion ia Topeka, Kansas, on the ooh and
2lst insts.
, 1881-05-06
=, -, F,nk's Explanation Of the Re-
Mt cent unwarrantcd Change
in Rates.
1,othcr Lame Excuses for
gum M Act That Cannot Be De-
Tended.
,....;caI End Of the SWitchmen's
strike on All the Rail-
roads.
u.,> m The Missouri Division Of tie
Northern Pacific to b Rapidly
Pushed.

.,,rr,oay cESTnA1 ANNUAL.
!, .ha annual meeting Of tho stockholders
~ ~ NJ SirbiRau Central Railroad Company
o. u w. :, ne,roi,, Mich, ycsterdny, the ann'tal
aa.,s ne'a =. for the year ending Dec. ~, were
.uS" ..usSbmitted. President W II. Vanderbilt IN
NJ grrort set fortll that the capital stock OF
~ tnn,1a,y Is sls,i: ,aa04, being unchanged
fnu tho last report.
''Sh srhs changes III tho funded debt have re-
.,it.d M ii Its reduction, rs follows:
'11I Ths sinking Fund Trustees haye purchased
a. M of the first sinking fund, and 5000
e,,ba % second sinking fund bouds.-a totalof
saooo. , ra..,u. T.
S,sInaw Ra,Iroasl Northern Extension
hond, bayo called In, and with proceeds OF
IND sales pa!d and Cancelled Of that Issue
$as0Qo. ,.....-. ,,.
liability Is diminished SAL 900, and Its a1i-
mai interest payments Sa7,2so.
As anticipated III the previous report, the
aondtttion Of tho property las been much
Improyed and tho results OF the yoar in TINT
rpspqct arc very gratifying. Tlle improve c.
nent Il marked lit the roadway and track,
trldses buildings, station grounds. md roll
nv stock. for witch there las been expen H.
n. in excess Of the nnlunnt necessary for
Ntua! maintenance, say Sf't5,u3u, tllo palttc-
rl,,e NJ ,yhIcIrnr, fully tletoilcd In the G cu-
1'4,t .w.s,,, .o,,,t
Tie business of the yoar WIS tho most suc-
...sfr, In t11o history of fin Cn,unnnv. t,to
stes,u, ~ au ] ,..,,,o,' ~ ~ o,tvo IL,
p1lclIat Ieatults oh WMlcl "to lAo thIko W
4. ~
lM permanent improvement VI I!le piupcEty
md tho tesll't!nE ulVldellu OF . pcE cent phlu
b The shareholders.
rLs s.r,.h, to,,u,&,, ,h,,,, nv, I,,ro,so ~
, 1881-05-06
THE WASIIINGTON RACES.
6psktat ptgpateh to ThA pat<dnb Irtbuns,

6p&<d9 UNpaGeh 10 TIA Qatedgb 1fteuns.
WAal1,HaToS, D. e., May b.-The 9roat pacing
race occurred to-day Mt tho National course, but
It was not tlnlshe4 owiuz 10 lKFkn0as. Tho
horaca III tho a:J7 GLASS trdttud i hotlY.oon.
tested raoe, Of which the following 10 tho sum-
mary: Tho .:J7 clasa, purse $500:
A. Unld1Inlls, ,WasAinxtonyllle, N.Y., !,
asesss ses. ssfx".sd. IhiiiIadsipiiia..
n: si:'i!fs. 'Fhals'phiia, Pa., i. IL.
J. Istchcor, 6ir;iixsio;rfd;:;viic;, ita;ii..
,esn i y saaa, S'S %ashas'aa.' t. j.. i: ~:
1ela Esslla.ioa. WasAh1toa i: e.
a. f. asaS'"piv ataaSp' vii;alsuaiy;, lid. !.
"eS Tis@s; s.ul, s;o; $*J; sax.
In tho a;4l olAss thora wero iivG horses,-Vol"
tn,re, ownotl by John W. Con!ey Ut Chicago,
Jcrsoy 10y, Irene. Powers, and 6llvarton.
Ppwors won tho pols, With Jorsoy Roy, Silver
ton. Isono, and Voitairo oani!ng IN tho order
named. A Wool start was seourud, ant J0rsoy
10y tulmollately wont to tho f0rp, beinx
crowded by Hilyert0u aud 1rune. QuInR to sAv
bali. t.ui,io polo silveEton twice cr6w4ud lersuy
l!oy oH his reet, and tho hnrHo tAlled
by running. They made pretty exhibition
paAt tho t,uaFsesstratol. and Jersey boy reauhoa
tho wtro t,sst. Tho driver os Silyvrton ooE..
plAtnuti a1at,lst tho gepeAtQsi running ut jcrsoy
hoy, which tho juLgos hoard. aud decidati It a
1eud beat. In tho spcund heat tho contest WINS
between Vu1tairp, Jorsey Hoy. and 6IlsertpH, tho
remalnnK twn horses 1norety saving their dis
tnncv. thu first three did excellent tratsa1l4,
but jersey 10y got to broaktns, aud loft lhe
did In dead heAt. Jahu Sltlull held
lAu rlLbous over vo!talrs In tbs third heat.
, 1881-05-06
THE LEXINGTON MEETING.

THE LEXINGTON SfEETINg.
f.Ex1N0roN, KY, May 6.-1he extensive Vktpa.
rnttons which have been g0ing on for weeks At
tho race-courso near th!s city for tho approach
Ing spring meeting, which commences na1t sat-
urday. are about complete. This will undoubt-
cdly he ono Of the most brilliant meetings cvfr
held on this famous conrse. Tho trnck will be
Ii, splendid condition, md, ~ tbore arc now M
tho grounds 40 horses. rase sport IL anticipated
All Of tho box.stnl1s adjacent 10 the truck hav1
boon secured, bcsdcs many In tho city. forhoraes
to arrive. Lee Paul arrivcd yesterday. With Mrs.
Chubbs. from New Yosk,and the DwSer Brothers
ship their stable to-day BY exproas from 1srook.
!yn. With Hlndoo Mt the enad Of their string.
horscs, nrrlved to-day, utecn Morris. from,
Nashville, aud HtrtnRfcld, from Charleston, arc
expected Tonight. Tho tfst rncst Saturday viii
BE- club PURSE, ono mile. and will havo ten or
attcon siariers. Tho rhGntx Hotel Stakes will
haye Is stssters ilndoo. 0o.aray. bond Of, Fe!.
barometer, and Valparaiso. Tho Filly stakes.
half milo dash, closed with thirty.two entries,
and will comprise u ficld Of about tlftcen lootns
arc being enRaRtsi at our hotels by telegraph,
and from appearances there will be tho largest
crowd over here to tho races.
, 1881-05-06
IDENTIFIED,
Tho Nlan Found In tl,s River Mt Etreat.
Hrs ILL., =

The hf0n Found In ths River ut Streats
Hr, III.
Eptetat Dtpateh IL Tia Chicago Tribune.
6TARATOH, I'LL, May BIN relation to tho
identity Ut tho NUT. to,,na three miles bo|ow
hare III tho river, eoma Interesting faoss wuro
procured lnt0 this uvetl,px, Aftur spas,llng
you'd portion OF the day III search Ut tho duscrlt,-
ttou Ut various missing mon trs,tt this aectton
This TtttnuNk correspondent learned tlMt u man
answering sntncwhnt to tho description pf tho
one drowuea hni been stoprtus In strcator about
lYo weeks ago by tho uainu Ut Augustus Wilt
torx. sio sa.no hero from slnonk, ILL.,. about Tho
middle OF Naruh and Wunt 10 boarla Mt n
private huartllnY-houss, wntFo he re!lalned
htsut seye,,!ooa1 1 tiays Y n. dur'nE wh1oh, r., si.ao
uut al ,iulicy and Ruvo bis watch. which hnd Nh
old nonlplsittpn casu anti z lonk braid fasto4!s1
% s.e ID t o.s!us 81 f s 70 gss say Tte ia tsa tssa s
tass t. ssre W.T. q ri so
Il ill., p q Sd sa TT ss,fa mata
und ahlmhto which was found IN blu isuckot !stl
peupu lruln sha arst t1 thiak Hewas atatlor, Tho
i brahi.ohain md fnund u biz vest lMNEct,
oxao.iy aXroel with tho centre oIssn whIeh was
tao sIxo, liKurrs, u,stl Tho ehasso work. This wis
tnu mort ppatlv0 Uvitahu1 procured, NJ h1 was
on5sa egtSs ty h4y1 qIsw hs es sn4 I "
iSs'ss u : II II $ !:s %sy III sssEE;
as0 ttl-Hiurrow Uvoniux attvr supper, was tast
seen lu 4 saloon 1T ]! orleUk. aliI waa lntoxt:
had drank only " hp wns treated. The river,
0nIy hl0ek from this SALOON, .wus nt tant tth!0
rnVinv high, AIld 1t il supposed to shrow hl,suIf
fr0tn tho Gr,!Ge u entl his lfo, or stuHsere! Ut
The bunk lnto tho river. The glshca VI hIs taee
and hcad nlsy have leen CAUSED W tue n st,arn
uvldenc0 g,aH u shs,w that ho Ind Threatened
IL XIII h1insvIr suvcrul tmCs, and bud run
ION. IL n,crehnnt tnfl1p Ut i!nonk. who had rIl'
ploytd hin Tor ths past iIso ,yoars, was ttie-
ra spnoa q r. =, IT. hls .epuS a Il. suyss wv
aud 1.-Two iitlo Uhlr.,n IN very lHpr ulrutlu,-
s1ances. liA relnnIns will vpn.ain herr, subject
u the wishes vi hls IrlrnI5 Ut Nlhunk,
, 1881-05-06
otrrl,Eo IN TROUBLE.

MosTNxAt, Quebec, May o.-Tho financial
state OF this rrnvlnce IL beginning 10 exotic
fcars that d!sAstur 10 stupendtng, which ch,,
only bs Averted by clean swesp Ut tho pr,scnt
Ministry and tho formation Ut Government
thAt will tako Immediate stepa TO remove tho
ditlirllities that have artseh through tho NAL.
administration uf tho public r9vttluo.
Fruin yeMr to YEAR anuo iB1b tllora has beon
nnthtnx 1tt deficits, anu they hAya boSN 'noruaa.
$I.NU,0Ih The dCnults tlnva hat ~ b1 matta up
hy lUMns, tho proceeds Of which nro atI expuad.
I'd. Tho Qoyurll1nuttt IL now about To itsk the
and yGk tho tuxt,s nr0 insufficient 10 moot tha
expenditure fnr interest And os4er ohar9os.
Thoro arv unpleasant charees brnukht aEuinst
Legislature, i bolng alleged that imprnpyrE
nrlYilcxTs md monopoly tqr nifty ygprs L. tho
FrsnpA Credit FonotYr. at'1 that bytde sono Q!
10 lucrative poslslous ns Itcal ntrsltors vt thu
eAlab.
Tho uembers OF tho Cahlnet arc also onsaas.,
!n uther enterprises, railWAyf apd Tho llka.
Province. Il Ventilation OF numerous sealldals
Is pto,ntsol ~ tho prosent sea4lon OF tho Lpyls-
lAturG. .f,,.
, 1881-05-06
ITEMS.

1TEM9.
The Directors Of the Chicago d Alton held
. meeting yesterday, but no business Ut pub
lie interest was transacted.
Mr.. Charles O. Eddy, General Freight
Agent Of the Chicago &s Northwestern Rail-
rond. gives notice to agents TINT they can
now receive freight OF all kinds for Nil
pot:sts OH the Sioux City g. Pacific Railroad
In Iowa and Nebraska.
Mr. James c. AfcAfnllin, General Manager
OF tfa Chicago Il Alton Railroad, who has
been spending The last three or four months
in Florida to restore his shattered health,
y expected homo again next Saturday. !ie has
IL reported to bo AZ good as now again.
>, The gross earnings Of tho Chicago & Alton
xlal TO- agalt,st $I3s osl ~ for the correspoat!.
deercaso il principally Iuo 10 Tho intorrupiion
ysr axs scfa ro s to aHp.s Ag 9 EE;; sfnr for
q ~ csai5s.Sao'ns si5se4ss p'f'o0 '@'' year. 'eeFe''0
"A eirculas Inst lssued by tho management Of
Tho 1.oui.vi!!e. Nov Albany = Chlcnso natroad
trol nf the cn,np!etcd purttou Of tho 1nd!anhpo-
", ne1pht + CheaHo 1.naq. * known Tn. a. tho
III n o Bet possbio oondon III an
nj tho runa towards Chicago II being vigorously
pushed afId It Is tho Intention Of tho Louisville,
New Albany e. Ch!cngo peoplo to build tho road
through 10 indianapolis ns soon as negotiations
now pendnR nro perfected.
NJ. John l.. Freeman, General baggage Agent
Of tho 1.Hko %horo md Michigan Southern, With
tho concurrence If Ucneral Passenger Agent
Johnson, has Just ISSUED an order TO- baggage
agants ruEitrlIng tho carrying out Ut tho nUs
system Of cOupln baggage mileage Tickets for
prepayment Ut cxcoss baggaEe. to 1o used fnt
loes! business only. The ratGs to bn charged
VII! DO 81 80 for lUO pounds pur 900 !nflos, and
f...%%i PET 101 pounds per 6W n,ilos. A circular
has nlsu tcen tasuetl regarding tho uso OF q
duplex excess laggnRe ticket for prepayment oi
cxctas baKKagu. which superstdcs tho former
system Of rceoipts and permits.
THO em!grant business during tho Inst few
days has bncn enormous, md tho prospects arc
that It WIN continue 50 for some ttmato come.
Tho MlchIgnn Central brought III yesterday
another !nstamcnt Of 800 emtRrants. mostly
Cnnadfans. II the Mlchlgan Central keeps on In
this way It will Roon hhvG tepGpu1Ntesl tho
Dominion OF CanndM. mud no lnhahltants OK
rcnt tho Marquis Of Lnrno and hfK household
will bs left. Must OF .tt.cso people nr0 seeking
homes In the Northwest TITO Luke HhnrC
brought III yesterday 400 cmgrRnta. mud tho dny
lutore 100. Mnst or those etIt,e. from tho old
country. and nre going to tho Wcat and North.
wNst. The Fort Wayne nlso brought III lboui
b0D umgrAnts yesterday.