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, 1881-05-06
CONSOLIDATION,

dpsstas uHPate" 70 7Ne CHsk066 1F1bHHE%
ST. PAUL, Mlnn,, May GA atookholders'
and Directors meeting Of the minnesota u
Iowa Southern Road has Just bsen hold ut
Forest City, H.. antl a unanimous yote was
adopted to consolidate with the Minneapolis
Il st. Louis Company. To-iaY tho slock.
holders OF the Fort Dodge y Fort Nilgaluy
ltoad met ut Fort Dolga tn ratlfy the conxoll-
dation recently adopted in Minneapolis by
tho Minneapolis u st, Louis aud Mlllneapo-
liz i Duluth Roads. IleEetofore the AllMna-
npol!s & VI, Louis has boon lolnY business un-
dor four Divisions. -the M!n,ieatoas y Vt: Loute.
lows .Bouthern, and tho Fort Dodge T. Fort
hilgcley Hoads. A. son,s a. ~ 4rs cnnso'ldatsd
tharo WILL 10 limo vt 4Oo miles to it, ercl!s.
, 1881-05-06
BOSTON VS.. PROVIDENCE.


Ilos1bS, Mass. May 5.-1satwcen 1,100 nui 100
spectators watsUssal henuttful contest tU-tlay
botweon tho loston and Providence Clubs. Tho
home club slightly led ut tho but. and fell slight
II behind IN the tiold. Tic fielding nj I,0hmon1
und Hines was br'ltnat. md ffartllii,1 did K,otl
work, especially IN ctlcctin9 joub&e piay III the
nth inning. Hines mule clean hnnlo run III
tho sixth inning, Tho ball going over tho lett
hold fcnGo. Sutton lod tho homo toam Mt tho
Int. Nadbnrn did we'll unlor tho circumstances,
md was woll supported by Gross. The baso-
piay OF FalruIl aud Dunlock was flrst-c!ass.
Innings ~ 5D7 80
Bositn ...... .........1 0 o D u ! o o.
providcncu, ,...........0 % o Ia
Eartln.f rltns-tlDatoil, =: Providence, =.
IsnBo hIts-lsOstG,i. 10: rroviI!onet. :,
Two-bass hlts-Darncs. Sutton, Snyder, Ward
O.. Denny,
l1n1ua riln-f5tnes, i...,,..
First baso M bAiis-lloston, Q; Providence. L.
First bns0 OH crr0rs-1hntnn. 0: IrGviu1itco, q.
I.tft IN basok-l}uston, D; proytdnlce, =.
Struck nut--litnhmu.l1, Morrill,, tiurdouk, But
tor, llond.
Halls unl!ci-Io,ld. 10: Kn,lburn, 7S.
Etrkea cnlled-tton', II: 9Il6uru,4l.
I1,Uhe pjays-tItfst1,n, |.
Wild pitchea-lsunll. !; lsadburn. l.
IiMH-TWo hours aud Ave minutes.
umplrc-liiKhanl.
, 1881-05-06
A CITY IN 4 BAD WAY,
Spsejaf u4spateh to I,h4 CHICAGO TRIBUNE,

QukuEo, May 6.-Tho Mercury speaks MS fol.
lows upon tho prescnt condition Of municipal
uralrH: ' Under tho dHho1,cst and shllt,llng con.
trol Of tho present Town Council! Tho whotu stuff
Of tho corporation OF tho city aro out o, tho
strorts, walking about. hooking for moro certain
employment or their proper rerngaKoinenr.
which tho Council. having no funds. fgara TO do
pcrmnliently. II Il elru occurs, thoro IT, no pnid
Organization for tho lisv Ut ttto -tolcHraph
sava through the u9!irtG"r ttf tho orosatora to
1t pay; mnG, II my Hne HacA to pay taxes, thor0
IL no Treasurer to yocCkyc thuHl."
, 1881-05-06
THE sw1rC11a1EN,s STRIKE.

THE SNl4C14AlEN'S S4ltlNEs
Thu striko Of the sw1tcnmcn may be con-
sidercd NJ ar end. Although tho strikers
iinvo not yet glvell In, and still talk loudly Of
keeping up tic fight until driven to tho last
ditch, yet 80 mnny Of them have already re-
nullncel tlleir allegiance " tho cause Of the
strikers and resumed work, and 50 many
swltchmen have bcen brought from other
points, that most OF tho ra!lrOads are ngafrl
able to work M smoothly US before the strike,
ntltl bMt very little freight is delayed. Thu
strikers were more inclined to Interfere with
tho men ut work yesterday than on previous
days since the commencement Of tho strike.
Serious trouble woltld no doubt have 0c-
Cured had 1t not been for tho presence and
vigilance of tho policemen detailed to
prevent disturbances ut tho yarsls. Tho mon
seem 10 DO lDsing heart, and inany of them
.icclnrc tlo!r Intention ia. go to work again
ut once. N[hly returned yesterdny after
iioo,l, fearing that by staying out longer they
would lose their, positions. III thts thoy waro
tha. ,ileil WHO do not return 10 work today
will not ho employed ngatt, rs they llAve now
nearly at tho tnci,;thoy need. 10 any ey1tt thoy
@ 9t 2o5ss t. sssGssf9 t sS q so hs0 TINT hnso
Tho Glleayo s Altot, ,sas dulng fnll business
Yesterday. It bud two sw[t1h-onKlnes Ut work
nt lirldgoport, md ono at brighton. At
TIC s tw1 q n1s I've sweos ~ ne
was s dt,as u mos!y by Sla men taat aaa desorts1
Tho Huntington worked eight switch engines
yesterday run ny now mon and the ,Yard. snns-
tor, Tbo Company y ab!e to bundle q! The
pssss IL osnna Isl asas Il i've ssoe ~
Moat Of The regular MN \ are ropotted 70 hays have
1uu tho EH11DHfY WORKING Y46tUFuQy to lis
, 1881-05-06
GENERAL NEWS.

6ptetat Dtstutth to Ihs Chicago Iftbun&.
, OTTAWA, May b,-Tho Oovernur- General and
snltU will leave for Quebec on Friday. and will
bo nbsuut frDu, tho cmptal SONIC length OF tlmo.
II. U. NiAgeway. long woll.knowM editorial
writer, connected nt yar!o!s nerius With tho
1t Ia understood thht Sit. Whltch0E, Lonrnls-
aipnor nt Flsaerlos, who has long boon oorlnputel
With that brunch of thu public sGrvtGc. will l0-
foro long suv0r hla connection with tho DepArt-
mont. a-.-...
Special Dspdseh tn Ths Chitdea 1sthuns.
TouUNTO, MAyh.-0uliwtn Smith goua TO lth.
Eoa nCxt wo9k tn dBIiver his Hanual courso OF
trutures al UUrApll University.
A frlpHtQ hhse- ball club Ii TO DO formed hctC
, 1881-05-06
IlOCIIEl.AGA TUNNEL.

Hp3sfd1 UHpaIsA 70 I'M VHItaVo 1Ftt0H*s
MONTREAL. May b.-Th0 proleutors OF 'tho
IlochelaRn Tunncl h4ve gone to Quebec - giso
guarantees that thuy possess tho neana to build
tho tunnel connecting the n0rth aud south
shorts nf. tho Ut. l4wvantG ut 1aoehelaHa. tiav-
ing now ahuwlrth1 tunnel to b1 fuAsthle. that Is
tho lust stop thor hAyH To tnku tn reoolto tho
Local 0oveEtlulont8 portn!sal0n to 70 pn.
, 1881-05-06

mere,di s,tys thAt George y. Williams. the 0nly
representative 0f lhs c0lorel race in the Ohlb
Legislature, has fx!leh hrlr 10 fdtltAO by which
hs VIII b. Ate tu RETRO From business aud pul-
itics uEti dosate himself to tho history io IL
writing. covering period FROM lGAl tu lhs1. nnd
enttilrd "Ntxrts As Slaves, As 6Dtalicss, uall ~
G.A4.a.4As." Williams luz xonu " CalIIuruIa
, 1881-05-06
Important Rulings Regarding
"No Time" Races and
Bar Performances.
Two Of the Three Races Unfinished ut
Washington Ycsterday-Nash.
vllle and Lexington.
Worcester'a Fourth Victory Over Troy
Boston and Detroit Beaten-No
Came at Cleveland.

The Hoard Of ftovIow Of tho National TrottnR
Association resumed tta sessions at the Grand
paclac yesterday AFTERNOON, and. after dtAposlng
Of tho following cases, adjourned atne die:
C.J. Vanderbilt, Of Hartford. Conn. Applfca-
tton for an order. In California tho bhy marc
IT. Helena. owned by Z. 8. R,okes, was With
drawn from race without tho consent
Of tho Judges, and. under tho rules
Of tho Association. d f1no Of &too wns
imposed upon Nr. stokos and tho marc.
stokos subsequently sod tho raro 10 tho applt"
cant, t appearing that neither gentlemen knew
s!sss' s u:aaSx SsaS 'ssse' &c mas as ias s 3.
a3 ofns sDn S stota: sns tbd n ase
pail tho tlne under protest. This being brought
ens ser Se ssdonea ts%e
tho marc was withdrawn by. tho driver with
s Gsr S ee iii
should not 10 prc]udIred by. the mothor. md
S.erea tnat ss to 1s b psa wt thS
". 4; Wilson. Of Cynth!ana. ~. r.. the
lion for removal 1t aospension from hiu, d nd
tho CD. n. Oku. In tho ease it Appeared that tho
apr!Ican. authorized rcnrsaentaslve Of tho
permit G tho hesss to- to fN%Gse i ~ Wilson M 80 20
feo il be lid to compcte Tne isoartl heid that
.uoh entry ". iniaxI!i!' and Refused 10 erant
The aPESaMton TO- for reof 70 & Mr. Wilson, and r. e.
eao fos 9e 90 ''' As'0
Of Hartford ex.narte application foF tho re.
seems that lsar9s was oxpoliai 4ux: %. is:o, for
engaged Al iIartfoFl. ho being Withdrawn on
tl,o day of tho race without Tie asscnt
p!ovid!ns ibat Expulsion may be inpesed. Il j.
y xos s:: E w. q. t1snsd s.si
sessgs.asst s '1 saa pp ppesse.m .as Sorss It
ion imposed expnisIon fs 4fscr Co conssSorns tho
wh siok wHrS ~ o
Psts9s &C. ss egsSy S' af5s fssss
Of attempt!ng to lower bin rgcortl1 :,
s;ssss e Il siss sSss sss
tiIncd that O'NoIl psscurel membership in tho
National Association for tho purpose OF aiding
III neettns % III ms,nbership. Which privilege Dem.
crest wae not entttlad 10; i ,was ort,crcd that
Sy PG m o I'D On III nS
i in ss,o .sr Pssts aepltsaon p
IT nppenrtnK thAi u heat awarded to Clover ut
I}oston had hecn taken, aw!ly from two horses
as o 9 tho % da IT, Soise hS %he 5S n,hed
At tho wiro 10 lei. tho fioard held that tin tiIro
ns announced could not nttnch na record for
TrottlaE md Joekoy Cluti, nppttca!ou for an
pai,l tic ests,taso money, after which ha dis.
tha h rss W. nrar nsr fr
| purchase, l1d therefore wh8 Ineligible
, 1881-05-06
A JOINT CONNECTION.

DALLAS, Tex, May 5--lt Is learned from
a Trustworthy source that the Gulf, Cox
orado Il Santa Fe, and tho Chicago, Texas
& Mexican Central Railroads have perfected
Arrangements for q Joint eonneotlon with tho
Ut. Louis Il bnn FrAnclact, Mt Dallas and Paris.
, 1881-05-06

DETROIT, Mich, ,May5.-Cornellus Wander
b!it alId party held thu annual meutlng Of the
Michigan Cetltrul Islliirual hure ut 10 O'clock
this I,or,lng. The old otIleers aiI.l ths Board
port shows tllat tlle past has been the n!Ost
proSpurous year III the history Ut thu Con4-
, 1881-05-06

NO GAME At CLEVENANn.
Sp<ttal DIlpatch to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND. O., Efey h-A drlxxllnx rain, which
foil nenrly NIL tho morntn1, rendered tho
xrountla i!iht for the tnse-balt uume tn-day.
tnuuls to tho disappointment ut largo nutnlIGr
Of paople, who eagerly awaited tho opening Of
tho xoa4on's play.
, 1881-05-06

baby. The gross revenue wAs 9,os5. 749,7l;
cxrsuses tnc,1ltn4 f70OQ0 ftsr tho JnckAntt Acot-
lonl- s7,tW:4tS7 not revenue. si.cai o.; div
tdents per cellt. $l,499,01Aist; rash surplus,
{10,;H7.s2
Tho Vanderbilt party left at noon for Now
Xflfk
, 1881-05-06
WORCESTER VS.. TROY.

6ptetat UapdttA t. 7hs CAttaoo Tribune.
TltoY, N. T.. May 6.-The gutn0 to-day was
very exciting throughout and tuurkUts Oy par
ttc.liarly 1lne pitching. lsuns In tho first inning
woro scored on both Sides BY errors. III tho
twelfth Inning lfotaltug roaohel first On Hank
Hsou's tumble. second on passed bAl, INT! homo
OIL Crea.ners single. 0vor 600 persons woro
present.
Tputnos- ! 2 ; i 6 O : s 8 10 II l2
Worcester -. = o O o O 0 0 q o ia
Iroy......... = o U 0 o o 0 q o 0 V-s
I'wts- haAo htt-<'tnvey.
liascs VII 0rn,rs--Wnrcester. o.: Troy. ..
llases uu balfs- -Worcuator, 2: Troy, !.
LIFT IN buses-Worccstur,6 8, Troy,8.
Struck cu..E,W,osoestar.i: gut: ,. Tsoy,7.,
Wild pitches-lsichul0ud, !.
ItMc-J:D
umpfsc-Hmth.
, 1881-05-06

spsttal Dltpatth 10 Tht C4caeo Tribune.
MADISON, wis, May b.-Work has been
commenced on both sections bctween here
ati Afontford OF tiia now road of The North
western Company, and will DO. pushed
rnpt1y 10 completion. II 70 expcctod nav that
traiIns wilt tc running through 70 M0ntkurrI
hy tho middle Ut July.
, 1881-05-06

Commissioner Fink has Just lSs ucu tho fol-
lowing circular: "At tho meeting Of tho
Joint Executive Committee hold April ~ and
30, 1881, the report Of the classification Conl-
mtttee for cllanges md additions III classllica
ton OF oast-bound freight was a.loptoN. and
notice is gtyen that they 80 Into effect May 0,
1881. Tho Sooretary ot tho Classification
Committee, Mr.. j. r. H. Mckay will furnish
revised classification sheets, Tho Committee
also recommended n reduction IN tllo rites on
irstand sccond.class frelGlts, which goes lnto
effect tho snnle lato, Atay ., 1881, MS follows:
From Chicago to Now York. ,lsst- class 81 per lo0
pouadsi from Chicagm to Nov, York, socond-
other seabOntd cities"
The Permanent Classification Committee gIyca
tho following nottC1:
Al tho meeting OF tho Joint Executive Com.
m1ttoo In NuW fQrk. April e7, wboN the chMnHna
u, tho following rHt68 por 1U0 pounds war0 1lsD
Rgrcsti to ~ the tMats fOr tnaklux rates, vjs.s
sit6;o & & q 81 & 5i 6 & is @j
with tho usual ugrood dittorouco To o.hos sea-
buarQ potnta.
, 1881-05-06

Nlnchesser's layruphosPhstes
wilt curu consumption, cnuXhs. weak lungs
bronchitis. and guuusAl debility. Established
twenty -UAe 3eLrs.
, 1881-05-06
He Visits the Pcnitcntinry md
Obtains tho Body Under
Conditions.
The Conditions Ars That He Shall
Bury the Coffin Without
Opening It.
ue Opens the Coffin, All the Same, ands
Finds What Killed Ills
Son.
The Son Had the Penitsntiary Breatbones
Fever Which Broke His
Neck.

a sun remains IN a State Of excitement over
"io a'ssH'lous uea.h ot otepnen em'tn,
winch occurred III tno Jeaersonvl'le feat-
N1laaty On u'e morning VI tne ss!h OF april
As tHe 1acts no" staho. ule prison atld lta
oli'cfais are nkeiy 10 undergo an lnvestlRat
t!ou' ~ !o't, ou'pheh ohth WIS af'eu A9
th4s Guy lot mufoef1n8 an ola man nameQ
James DaVldsoE' anu was found gntltY ol
mansiauRhter' 1cce'Vtng sentence OF IWel'
ty-one years In Tue Je'iessohvflle rehitef'
tlary. Mr. Aaa1n oihstH' iauer OF otepheii'
commenced pfoceeamgs 10 secure pardon.
out uae enoft taaled. DIT. omttn was staftlea
ny RECEIVING telegra.n from the warden OF
eoe pf'son Api'' -, sta'lnR that
n's soS WAS DEAD.
Al T. e'hlan "eht ~ tae T1lson and !ouno ing
remains OF ms so'1 III eo'an. He aen.anoeo
10 see tne hoat iof t!le reason OF Identifying
y, oat tno Prison oihe'ais refused him thls
.ien1, ee!''hs MN anal u1ey were ceftaih OK
uiat TACT ala u nc 30 ues'tea teey woulo
elfc !lip eerafhcate. Inc otlicials 1ufther
toaA 4h'' on'tH ulht :he Mast taKc tlle boay
ho'ho ai'o Duty it "Hhoat opening tAe CONN,
ot1eswiSe tncy would retain u anu oary
IL III tne efaseyatd OF inc prison.
INC grlei.striexeh i@ther was compeilSu TO
pnt up WIN ali uese strange psoeeea'ngss
nrteo,, ,,bveicfa,, that b1e ao, hod ,JioJ frn,,,
- tieot' pi!9 n''"I t''"s niS o"" ""u u'cA tl"'"
typio'nla'arial fever, lle started home, nr-
rivln9 tho same day III tho evening. Sir.
Smiths suspicious were so fully aroused! tint
M dclcr'hined to lave tho body exalnlneds
mid 10 DO t'lis ae ca'leu to Ills servieo
Dlts. SNYDER AND TuLt-
t,vn rpatdn,t nh hysictnnx, tn con,1uck tt,e ax.
.''t. 80, r.,':''. fs, ~ ~. ~ s
animation. They founu thht the reninlns
showed no slHtls OF fcser. anu thnt the neck
,vua hr,,fani slshta oxn,ptuotfor uou np,p
""a - '1h's"' '''s o',"H'itt"SAo'' "ao o"i'
partial, and was mot satisfactory. Iii nrtlerto
make 1t more thorough, Afr. Smith demanded
~ m.a' ,lo Hn"a.9 tuiohet 1l"M post ,hoItsn..
10 10 this the Coroner called to Ills assist
ance DES John Perry, /. II. und MDrria
Drake, three physicians OF thts ctty. who ara
ror,,lor nnI rn,ntnhfn nr,ctiti,nnrs Tha,.
.ctu't4 u''u 4epu."p'o ptac't'to'ets' thef.
III company With tho Coroner, held an Itlyes-
tirntIn,, tim result NJ wl,tct, xtnttIeti ff,e m,
1"s' .:,... ..o ~. ",H....,''. .. @.u ~ e'
u, ,lto colhhlun"y' W u'sscet'oh tiley 1ohna
uncl. unx hutjlv uynj,nn. nttt a,,n,vad ,,u,nta.
nIoh n"o o"u' s"a' s.''o NM s"'
IhknOl4 HlEbl8 HleflNlGlce. lU6 Su1t1Al E1f1
, 1881-05-06
cent; hut tho earnings per passenger per mile
show decrease OF eight -ht,udFottis Ut q cent.
COMMISSIONER FiNK's ExrLANA.
:. sr1f1N.

NOa aNllSSAONEL FiNA'S lSAl.AANA-
r,,o ca,,o,, j, ,ha maoM; f,;t,,n,v ho, =, nj.
o,tv r,,,v ,in,,s nr: ,t.no,aa ,ottm- -, ra,,
missioner Fnk aske a s0
p,a,'ntion !, resardlng tlle action ot the trunk
from 25 to 30 cents par ioo bounds from Ghi.
cngo, e, 70 @ Now . fotk. without giving tho tcil
nnds which Inn cnllcd MT snch scvore crtt,
clan sss % on a a par tt ot ie ~ astern snpers s'
Commissioner Fink has sent a lengthy lct-
+or im r"niv f., ,,hinh t,o ort. ~asaata ,,tot
llu haa heretofore stated In Ills cir
culars,.nGme,y: u a. ,, ta'at tho TN rnle to give
and will 10 strictly carried out regarding
oii r.uniar a,yo,,cns. h,,t lint In ~ sa ~ tho
restoration OF retes after they l1ave bce!,
,s1e ioWcfea aiuef tne ngreHMoalt o. MARCH, Il,
Wltia view Q! taeetlng tho lowest cut fa!o
II BEING assumed t11at tio regular tariff coil.
Times II fores, an, tat sus reductions % a;s
rensns woh ~ ihoy ore rs nade M ctntuuo I'll t
Thon fows % Ionr a e1pI.naon as % int 'I Il" raiI
e., % ~ e snn1t. ava tn9o
su si ~ aut be- sRptttbs says tbo comttcs wers
sf"a VIM s'h n r,nti ~ nrovn. vg ~ nr9c.
mrn,s "' ~ H. ,nw"r rotrs rhcw Ali
n"t !a,cna 70 ~ !',nrs asy one: snd 'n.sS;'o,acn: @
Sve1y ~ to snoa tn 'y t"n aays
otcs would b. 1d T. G no"Y eo
4 mt awarp. h. thn,rhtfuiiy ndda. t,at 10 fsr
INV spanitic cIn,rIa hnve b9ot, mndc. tic hs,!
ss.,r, iii rcsnimffona nassrn ~ tho f;htcnTo
ftoard ~ e'ra,,a ,irnn,,nrimS thn rnIirnnd KIN.
"ntps t = tr tbos nasion, pat non us tbs no seste
, 1881-05-06

dous applause. A voico: r. 1t s spreading all
Al ttils point tho meeting asn,n unanimously
passed tho RESOLUTION to stay out until their de-
in2ntla wera RcNct,ri to.
an n,ldress in which ho alluded to the .:harwo
that tito mon nrst lRifnrant. ,Inskled Iattofera,
and exursitnnt III ihe'r icmnnda.. lii wout,i
bodics 10 tho corporations. lio knew ot meical
rss sss0; hs s s1ss%cap ssts payns zes =: ss. tF o y
nost !ianeefons of 81 cmploynacns. Ono roasl
not advancing wnKos. Another, the haka Shore
4 Michigan Hotithorn, earned &l0txU.UU Inst
aa afs pays M snd
ioft az not earnings ssWo,o00 Tho roais wcro
willing to sink thouaands OF dol[ars every day
dread !est the strikefs SHOULD vim tho nshb
snd the 5e.ait i,x bo strke no, on tno i1rt
s.rke against strikc. Men hive been brought
o 10 tug ia ns ko hu
tho strikers: The companies, refused 10 return
were left hero frtendoss and without a oolit.
Thu speaker concluded with motion that a
se to so.s 70 S
transportation homo. and tho same was on
Enthusiastically carrtcd.
tho tncctErR adjourned untll tu-nIght.
Yesterday I,.xln BIT. Wheeler, ot tho Michigan
the Hoard OF Trustees of.ffydo Iark Police, pro-
lection for bis ttanascr men at Kcnslngton. they
having beon ntoEgstod By euntlry str1kcrB.
thin ot tho Hyde Park police with squad Of
MEN sot,t by speclal train to .Kcneln9ton.
heard from them. The demand was mado bes
cAusa Wednesday night sumo Of the ChEcAKa
switchnlan appeared III Kcns1nRtnn and mAdu
fcre. hut woro finally gotten out OF the why
md further trouble wis expected from thcau
an11e mon. nidod by othors, lust ovcning, their
threats i,1 sot,o way seeming to acare tho meu
employed In switching tho c,iss.
, 1881-05-06
NtISNEArOL1s AND ST. LOUIS.
4rsfidf fHfndtth to Ihs f.hieano ItfhitnA

MlNNEArOLI8 AND ST. LOUIS.
Eptetal Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
M1SSEAr0L1s, Mint, May 5.-Tho Min
nenpolls s. st. Louis limo follows up lis cuu-
solllatton by several changes. Huporintelu-
ont Gaylord will prom,seate the following
OF Saturday:
"On soverlnR my connection with the Min
Ilcapolls i st. Louis Railway, desire to OK
press to tic employds with whom hnve
boon SO long assoc!atcd my appreciation Of
their unfailing fidelity to tho interests OF tho
road, mid also my thanks for their prompt
ulld cheerful response 10 the calls, In season
md out Of season, 1 lsnyo had to make
Upon them, al,d especially for their
hearty co6peratlon with ,1e during tito
past winter, which has been ono Of
ccasoloss warfare with tho olcmonts.-a co5pora-
ton without whIoh any efforts | might have
made would have boon ulNvatl!nR. No roA1 ca1
show huttur boys for work. Mnl III sRying "good.
BY" to you Wish TO bcapeak for my SUCCESSOR II
like fidelity anl hnipfulucsa Il. W. GAYl0nn.
Gotlcrnl Manager Hudson hns sosCotcd ~ SG-
perintendunt to sucuoed Mr. 1ayloftf. a. H.
troukar, formerly Master ct Trln8portl0n on
tito ChtnagaI Division OF tho baltimore i 0h!0
ftn!lwAy. For hta private Eccr1tary Mr. Hudson
has oh0aen Il. u. Fasko. who has boon with tho
Pullman Palace. Car Company fur the past 0ieron
yours, except during tho past fuur n.t,llthst
when hu was with Mr.. HUDSON On tho baltimore
j. Qhiu,S
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-07

Impotence of mind, limb or vital func-
tion nervous weakness, sexual debility,
&C.. cured by Wells Health Remover.
81, at druggists depot, D. d. Dare
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-07

Singing, smarting irritation Of the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. 81, druggists
depot, D. D. Dare.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-07

DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.
Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats. !"
1t clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs
reaches, vermin, flies, ants insects. 15c
per box.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-07

Although our system of government
does not contemplate that the nation
should provide or support system for
the education OF our people. no meas
intelligence and virtue upon which the
perpetuity Of our institutions so greatly
depends, have ever been regarded with
indifference by congress or executive.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-07

His storica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-07

retary in Recommending the abolition
Of ali internal revenue taxes except
those upon tobacco In its various forms
and upon distilled and fermented liquors
and except also the special tax upon
manufacturers Of and dealers in such
articles. The intention Of the latter
tax was desirable as affording the OH
GERS of the government q proper super
vision of these articles for the preyen-
tion of fraud.
The Worthington advance., 1881-08-25

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
nEFAULT having been made in the payment
NOfthe sum OF Five Hundred and Seventy Nine
Dollars which Is claimed to be due at the date Of
this notice upon certain mortgage, duly excc,,t-
Ell and delivered by Matthias Bridges and Nan-
cy L. Bridges, mOrtgagOrS, to l.. H. Galnwell,
mOltgagee, bearing date the 2;th day Of No.
cember. AID. 1879, and duly recorded III Office Of
the Register Of Deeds In and for the County OF
Mobiles, and State of Minnesota, on the 29th day OF
November, A. D; 1879, at l:3o o'clock p. m., in
and no action or proceeding at law or otherwise
having been instituted to recover the debt &C.
cured by said mortgage, or any part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that by
virtue Of q power of sale contained in said mort
gage, and pursuant tn the statute in such case
made and provided, the salt mortgage will Ire
foreclosed, and the premises described In and
covered by said NOR gage, viz:
township one hundred and three (lOS), range
thirty.nfne (39). Mobiles County, and State II
Minnesota, with the hereditaments and appur-
tenanceS;
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay said debt andinterest and
Fifty Dollars, Attorney fee rs stipulated IN
by said mortgage In case OF foreclosure, and the
disbursements allowed by law; Which sale will
be made by the Sheriff Of said county, ut the
front door of the Court House in the village OF
Worthington. in said County and State, on
Friday, the 9th day of September, 1881,
Ito o'clock A. M, of that day..
l.. II. GAMWELL, Mortgagee.
DANIEL RoHRER, Atty for Mortgagee,
1st pub July 28, 1881.
Last pub. September l. 1881.