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Prof. Guilmette's French Liver Pad

viii positively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
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Send for Prof. Guilmettc's Treatise on the
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n. WEBSTER, Sole Ag't, Blue Earth Co.
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more than 1000 eases Of consumption have
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Joseph RauSch, Sophia Ruusch Annie Com
STAINS and George Constans, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue "f II
judgment and decree Of the District Court il;
and for Blue Earth county, ia the Sixth ia,
dicial District Of the State of Minnesota, III
the above entitled action. duty rcc"S cred AND
entered on the 2.th day Of April, ISL, adjudg
ing that the above named plaintiffs, Catherine
Balmes Mary Ann iIr1h,'r. John Rairsch AM
John Christian kausch. and the above NAMED
defendant, Annie ConsiaIs, are the sole own,
ers III fee us tenants in common, uf the prem
ises therein and hereinafter described, ana
ordering sale of said premises, because pa
titiOn thereof cannot be made without gTcul
pr1 judice to the owners, and appointing mo Il
referee to make such sale AMI make report
thereof to Nc court: and 10y virtue Of thu
statutes in such case made and provided, |
Sheldon +. Barney, referee, duly appointed
will sell lot nine 90 in block twenty-four l2b
IN the city of Mankato, by the BrlIner plat al
the front door of the Office of the Register ui
Deeds Of said Blue Earth county in the city
of MankatO, on the I'd day of July, 1851, at ter
O'Clock in the forenoon, At public auction [,
the highest bidder for cash. IA the law directs.
free and discharged of all liens.
Mankato, Mimi, May i, 1881.
45wS Sheldon i. BARNEY. Re cree.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
EnE.

Two men were killed AID seven III
iurea lv tie fail Of q DgaIiul III II;t!eton.
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po,g ,, ,.,~.r. Y l..,..I.,,, i,l;.,.d s,r
CONSUMING auI aiding the !,la.....liol Of books.
At the annual meeting 81 the Civil
Ser icc Reform Assertion ~ N,w Io,. George
Wilt r1ruS was r.-a.,wiod i"r.cnt.
Tire contractors tor staI-ruute serv-
ice IA J,.ar-Is-,pA Funk. JosrI,l blackman.
sgd w-lsfa H. Casrn haze ben arrested in
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From Nlnkat0 Ninn.) RevaeO, Sept ~, loSo.
Tlc Babies Who Cut 100 Acres
with a Wood Self-Binder.

SIR. Everett, our local artist, at the instance
Of Mr. Il. Meagher, has taken o cabinet pho
.pgraph of Mr. b. ii. Girlich's three bright. in
tclilgcnt aud fine-looking children, who ran
. Woods Irvine Self Binder. in DecOria, in this
comfy, during the recent harvest, cutting and
binding 80 acres of wheat These children
are the youngest ever known to operate q
self binder and the success attending their
cn'rts speaks volumes for the great simplicity
ii the Wood Machine. The Harvester Is Ga
;c cut. and in this instance was drawn by
four horses-three on the wheel and one
leader Mfr. Girlich thinking 1t safest to allow
IN, children to use his Oldest horses Paul
IN, IL bright intelligent girl Of ten years, rode
the leader; Johnny, six year old boy, rode
the oil wheel horse; and Willie, nine years
old, occupied the drivers seat, and operated
III" machine as successfully as grown per-
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yBnding Hursars, Pap d
rr cutters Thoroughly reliable small grain,
oui timothy. Their Convenience Of aJthty its hn1 Jar "
Ertnge Of
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PEOPLE WHO LIVE

Along the line of and near to the old st. Paul
Sioux City railroad AMI its various
branch lines, now u part of the
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TIN 3 Err L A n p S !!

We think the of railroads greatly
the call for all kinds of wood and timber However much coal and
hay be used for fuel timber is absolute necessity for null
tic of purposes The constantly increasing demand will rapidly
absorb surplus. We look for stronger and rapid
Improvement in timber than in farm lands.
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REFEREES SALE IN PARTITluN

STATE OF ADMINISTRATIONS 1T Blue
~ Earth-District Court-SiXth Judicial III
trict.
Catherine Balmes, Mary Ann Brocher. John
Rausch and John Christian ltausch, Plain
titfS,
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/ simply wearing
Proc. GUILMETTE'S
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD.
! WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.
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FRENCH KIDNEY PAD, and take no other
| If he has not got il, send 200 and you Will
receive the Pad by return mail.
| TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
! JUDGE BUCHANAN. Lawyer, Toledo, o.,
says: One of Prof. Guilmettcs French Kid
| ncy Pads cured me of Lumbago in three
weeks time. My case had been given up by
the best doctors as incurablc. During all this
time I suffered untold agony and paid out
large sums of money.
GEORGE VET'rER, j. r., Toledo, o., says:
| Kidney Disease, and often had to go about ON
crutcheS, ] was entirely and permanently
| cured after wearing Prof. Guilmettc's French
Kidney Pad four weeks.
SQUIRE N. G. SCOTT, Sylvania, o., writes:
l have been great sufferer for 10 years with
| Bright's Disease of the Kidneys. For weeks
| mt time was unable to get out Of bed; took
barrels of medicine, but they gave me only
temporary relief. | wore two of Prof. Gull
mcttc's Kidney Pnds six weeks, and now
| know am entirely cured.
MRS. HELEN JEROME, Toledo, o., says:
| For years have been confined, great part
| of the time to my bed, with LeucorrhEa and
| female weakness. j wore one OF Guilmettes
| Kidney Pads and was cured in one month.
ii. ID. GREEN, Wholesale Grocer, Findlay,
| o., writes: / suffered for % years with lame
back and in three weeks was permanently
| cured by wearing one of Prof. Guilmette's
Kidney Pads.
Ii. r. KEESLING, NJ. d., Druggist, Logans-
port, Ind, when sending in IN order for Kid
ney Pads, writes: l wore one of the first
ones we had and received more benefit from
IL than anything ever used. In fact the
Pads give better general satisfaction than any
Kidney remedy We ever sold.
RAY & SHOEMAKER, Druggists Hannibal
Mo-, writes: We are working up Il lively
trade in your Pads, and are hearing of good
results from them every day.
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THIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP
ques ion that
CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY

Chicago and all tho Principal Points
andN
ton
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Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha Line,

know that this Is the short and quick Line 10
all points in Central and Western Missouri. To
all points in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado,
Texas, California. Arizona, New and Old Mex
leo. and that is the 0nfy tine befWeeN
HinnPsOfU and fLe Snnfh. II Psf
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BOVDoIN COALEGE C0NuNAcEMNNT.

BEUNsNlCK, Me-, July l5.-Ihe Commence
mont exercises nj Bowdou College yesterday paSsed or
With credit 10 TIE stud, a The following was the pro
runc ENCIciseS FOR the degrees OF Bachelor of Ars
and EacLclor OF Science; % falufntory in Latin by
Charles ii. Cutter of Pennington; (2) "Creatlc Men"
by Albert D. Gray OF Dover; 60 "Cnn Science Dsuc.se
with Faith p by Frederick A. Fisher of Wcstord Mass
o. Russian Nihiism," by john Oliver Patten, Of
WEoclNlshi, DceI1nG 60 Ethics of the American Con
siitutiOn.' by Frederick {. stevens, of Nca2ie (G)
"aocIaes,' by william /. Co,e of Brunswick; "a pop
ular Government" by Henry Staples, Parsonsfod
% "The Problem of Civilization" by Harold Myllys
Chamberlain, of Brunswick o. " The Iniiucnce of
Modern Inventions" by Eugene Smith, of Augusta ;
40 Corruption in our Body Politics." by Clinton
Lewis Baxter, of Portland. Exercises for the degree
OF Master Of Arts and Master OF Science Q) - The
Golden MaaN," by Mr.. Bartlett Potter of Brunswick
az Vacdirtory Grafton ~ Mr.. Alfred Edgar Burton.
OF Washington, d. c.; comforting OF degrees Irne
bcntdiCtiDn
O'Clock the procession formed and and marched 10
the mammoth tent on the Campus, where the coipmcnrc-
mcnt dinner was served After dinner speeches were in
dulgcd in r Usual.
Degrees OF A. b. out OF the regular course wcrr con-
fcrrcd follows r. >. j. Nelly, the class Of IN5
/" a. Estes class oi 1874 }. Bennett, class OF 500
August simmons class Of 1871.
Honorary dc1Ucs-Ph. D., VI. &. F.rnald Orona State
College, and \. +. Kelsey, ot Hami ION College.
a. Mn o0rcn Crawford, jr., u. =. A.: j. F. Baxter
OF Portland; c. l.. CObD, OF Auburn Wiilam Alden of
PortLInG and Barrel Potter, OF brunswick.
Senator W. i. Frye was chosen "A trustee.
W. ". Vnumns of POrIlnnd presented che college with
$50 to purchase White fawn and the group
LiocOOn.'
Tine Greek prize awarded TO r. A. Packard of
Auburn, Win hon0rablc mention OF H. II. Holden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
TIE WAR IN RATES.

There Is no abatement in the violence Of tho
contest over rates gcinc anoIg the railroads
The action oi the Southwest IN Pool at its Meeting ut
CHICAGO Thursday, together with thr recent NICE ,. e
the broadway agents in tiis city, has hal the
effect 10 stftn rates Tor Wc,t-hoan business
The action taken ~ both meetings Nas not hnal
hoWcNcrHnl Great doubt pres ed bY railroad men
as 90 the end of the troubles For the aAoGcd N cii
OF the Eastern ht Gouts reports o. tie tina con-
tracts outstanding arc in courc 80 preparation Il is be
heyed hy many that these contracts will be found
more numerous than was anticipated ct first
Toward thc settlement of the war in East
bound rates nothing; has set been donc. The rnnors
about speedy meeting % The rNH line prosiGonts ave
prohou,lced absolutely false, and il learned yQ,tcr-
GAY from ngt :ui to'iiY t:A Ho meeting hai called
ana thAi ANCA action "tS ot even cuNfr ~ lated.
me passenger RAE war is W3@Ud with S.H Greater
herccncS5. IN further Reduction Of - the prize. OF
Nckcts 10 Chicago W., made yesterday. ElrlT in The
afternoon tie NcN York Central reduced the price
~ to SIS. ami aDOuf tocld" t!c rtlcr
lowered t3e price to 3l1 The r.. lions were followed
closely ~ ~! the otAcr companies Sir;lHr red ions
were made IN lie pr.ce tic~c;a 10 other West points
Passenger rates ~ the A. 20 Eastern poins
h9rted 20 he disturbed even more seriously and private
diiptchct re cvtd yesterday stated that the south
western passenger war had broken anew.
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the act Of the asslsfA. "Detcstab.e" came at lat
from his lips with a tone and manner which ded a
COOL deal TO !.o meaning of te word. The House IN
derscor'd IT, as is the fashion OF his ana Size other
HOUSE alike with general bat suhGaca cry 81
Hear, hear,-a os0~ ana ,a91o. ouo,!s lbtitic for
the endless variety of expressions for .i!er'nt emo
tons which ma b. heard in French legislative
body. Lord Cv.uyille answered with ,slat may
considering tlat he IS "a Eng.i ,hnar-le
called emotion. he was mos lnNioIs 80 rl,e in.os-
nation on thii most gad event. "Th' sympathy
said Lord Granville, "oS Ills country "..h i"c
President and ;hs people OF f'ic United St1t's - IN
crea ing ever hour in II5cn i'}, and Is almost
cqu1l ia that !ci in the Vniict ~iate5 it3cl'' BE
then read tie b.cst hlllctin which Ar. Lowell had
feccv-I, adding a. sorry /" "a 'h2t Inter pr
Vatc telcGra's. for which he vo1'd hot youch wore
CT n les, iav,Tih.c tenor, ard t.en thc House or
Lor Is passed 20 other ilSiness. >!n lar u siion
and ANEW p in Inc Commons elected, l AN tod,
g slnl demonstration 0t iro'ound he iiu-. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
NIIAL INTEiLTGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July l5.-Candidatcs for ap-
pointment us ciyil engineers in the United States Navy
required TO be between the ages OF TWENTY-FIVE and
thirty seven years, and to pass satisfactory physical
examination before medical board also probes ional
examination. Good moral character encc OF NOR
lean citizenship and of professional bnUwedse and of
two years experience viii be required.
Cadet Mipslipmen Houston Eldrelge and Robert p
FOrshow have been ordered TO the kearaarge Passed
Assistant Engineer William l.. Baltic, assume chgrs
of the engines, boilers and dependencies employed In ven
ulating the Executive Mansion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
Still FIGHTING COYSOhIDAY1ON.

WESTERN UNION DIVIDENDS ENJOINED.
An INJUNCI!ON AGAINST THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE
CERTIFICATES OF THE WESTERN UNION COM
PANY IN PURSUANCE or TIE CONSOLIDATION
PLAN.
Justice Barnard in the Supreme Court of
He Second District yesterday -.tcl an jun tipn re
straning tins payment or di5iribItiOn by the Union
Trust Company OF ANY stock cegti tes West
ERA Union Telegraph Company, in aca)rlnrs with the
agreement of consolidation OF JamnaIy 70. ISL Tho
plaintiff in tie salt is Jenkins Van Schai'h, ana Il
against The sane pI"cs, Substantially thu tm. ale
cations, aHd asks the rc!i. as IN the Nat.s an
the Hatch Suits. The western Cuiou Telegraph Company
and its directors the American Onion Telegraph Com
pany. the Atan,ic and PacGc Telegraph Company and
The Union Trust Company made defrncants. Mr..
Van Setback alleges That ne is The OF seventeen
shares of the stock which stand in the name oi Van
Schaick & Goa iirn that was dissolved February l.
$3.50.
TIL complaint fourth rs in the Williams s, tie
circumstance uuler which the consolidation was
Effected. Nearly mot all the allegations o. the con-
plant were contained in one form another in either
the suit by William = Williams ly Rufus Hatch The
allegation with regard to tac v)latols ~ the lava OF
Penmsylva and Ohio b. the consolidation and the
mersing of the American Onion with the Western
Uion Is SET out 1T grentrr length and with some adj
neSeLA tn'"a '@;np@ny he restrained iion rcceiying
ana ths Union Ifast Company from distributing t.o
me aSreeneli o. January 49, ISL and that THAT lsreo-
The Temporary iijunc'ion granted by Justice Bernard
restraints the Union Trust Company and Western
Union Company from distributing 10 ps-Sp1 an.
shares oi q c!pii stock OF tie Vi, stern Union Con
rany, or certificates therefor, any ca?tiirttS OF H.
utDt,diicNs :Or the Mt Of 81 1,526 800 stock !-
posed to bc distributed among tn Stockholders o. thr
Western UNiou Company under me agreement L:.it
airy ~ The dcn auts required 10 ahoa cause .I,Gy
~ ut Pou-hNcsqse why the injunction shold not De-.
continued, pcuGrn: the salt.
John SESSIONS who appeared us t,c attorney for he
pLntlf Wa no. III town yesterday, Nj SaNc.
VINO appeared vi; him rs counsel ia the OTHER suits
MT Miller, % Miller Pcckhai attorney for the rru>t
company Hald That from his cirNoy examination OF tine
!aprs he hnh MOI boon ubic - discover sii5Stani
an renee between tlIc allegations this and IN thc
Williams aGa Hatch suiiS. he tAOIglt IT, merely IN
tupft To- iry i!- same cause over again "a another
trlct The bringing Of tac suit at ihs time plnaD,
70 make era easements ~ preventing the payment Of
tee Western CEiou dividc nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
THE EFFECl IN WALL STREET.

Rumors Of IN injunction against the Union
trust Company circulated IL the stock l.xchanse
shortly after thc opening Of the Boarl Tno p,e II West:
ern UHiou stock Eel from OF the opening t. 3Uas
and aftorwa,d moved up aad down. according 10
the various opinions of the result Of the action.
The news created considerable sGrry among the
Stockholders OF the company, many of whom learned it
first when they presented tlei checks at The Union
Trust Company. Tie order the Court WAS served on
tie trust company at about half past 10 O'Clock hut
not before some of the large stockholders, ii re-
ported had secured their dividends
AT the office OF the Union Trust Company no in'orna-
ton could Ice obtained yesterday. An officer refused
make known any particulars o Tho action, in any way
10 discuss the subject The officers 81 the Western Union
the matter. Jenkins Van SeAGi1k, III Van sohack Co.
the paiatin in the suit said
- The increase OF the capital stoclc the Western
Union Company was either right wrong and this suit
has been brought to determine that question. II is
really continuation of the Williams suit and II the
Injunction IN that case had not been dissolved this
ton would not nave been necessary. I want simply
judicial decision in regard to hc legality oi the increase
IDENTIFY three Judges OF the Supreme Court bold pretty
auch nc same opinion one Judge say that 1t was
opinion is correct"
Many persons in Wall Street were disposed to believe
that the suit had been brought merely 10 affect prices
me STOCK ;xchase In regard 10 this superstition Mr.
- know of the report, and among my
Visitors ", ,tciay was certain man who demanded
dencs merely asked him the amount of them and
rmfor something over Sioovo-whch amonnsd ' ne
ore Than tlree times much hs. My personal in
that does not affect this matter 1t is abo cut
time that stop was put 10 this practice OF "A few
men meeting IN the nght-time and deciding to make
six appear ten 1t Is not alone IN telegraph stocks
that this has been done and the public and the Judiciary
should awake to the danger OF IT,"
The restraining OF the payment OF the dividends
complete surprise to the stockholders the COMPANY
and 1t eascd the greater dsalponnieHt because the
ast quarterly dividend NOT paid the
I.junctions obtained in the Williams and Hatch
tiits. Stockholders expected To receive yesterday
sheir dividends for six months, and to lie met
q fresh injunction to all disappointment, and
IN Inconvenience 10 many, jay Goeid declared hi, in
cntion to advance, through the Mrr :nie Trust Com
papy, the amount OF dividends to Stockholders us
ihose u assign their claims TO hiil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
MASKED ROBBERS AT NOON.


HIGHWAYMEN IN LEXINGTON-AVE.
oYER1oWTRING a DaEWEEs CLERK AND HIS COM
PANfON AND STEALING SlO0 00-ROBBEHs ~ A
VrNDHIs' VAGINA PLACE CAREFULLY Sc
LtCTED--SU)oFI;G II THE ONLY PUBSUER.
A bold and successful crime, to which the
assault upon Cashier stone, Of IIac's piano
factory, three years ago. and The Planet Mills
robbery are somewhat similar was committed
at noon yesterday in LcNington-aye. Three
robbers, masked ANA hranIishing pistols, at
tackled a wagon in which clerk Of Jacob
Ruppert's, the brewer, was carrying money 10
deposit in IA downtown bank, cycrpowercd the
occupants and escaped with $4,000 in cur
lency, defyinS their only pursner and firing at
him from their wagon. When the Police were
alarmed the robbers had fully half an hours
start and had made the best OF it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
HOW GERMANY FELT.



WELL EXPRESSED.
The following letter has been sent to the American
Embassy in London:
To His ExccIcAcy he AneT'icen ~ istpr
SIR: Al! Germany will be aocnc in tic DEPTH of its
heart by the crime committed against OF the
u.cst men III tc honorable roll of American PrcHdcnt
one OF Natures true n0bclncn. ho ike Abraham Lin
coin, mad" ais way frOn tie loWiivst WALKS l'u
through lbarinusly self-acqurtl culture, the
init o political tame and digni y. GornaAs with
what sympathetic feeling President Garfield looks upon
Their nation whose language lie speaks and with whose
literature ie ls wei acqnanted-eVou IN ,Shncn
know how friendly ;nd sentiments, coward tie
cola Country are.
II is fortunate for the of progress that the in
sttuions 81 your great and free country IN M
icctcu ty thc disappearance OF single Not
Lihcoins ia'ncaed death though accomplished in the
turmoil Oi war Ivy the trc4cicTOlS hand AZ one who
worked for the disruption OF the Republic, had any effect
whatsoeyeT.
Mcnw lille the snccrcst wish OF every freeman il Cor
the recovery OF the sufferer w3oSe nam" l. rcac3tcd
throughout Europe; AMI tLO9gh not formally / feel
sure tdat / am virtually expressing this sadly
iEarrcd anniversary Of American Independence, the
thoughts OF numerous German friends of the Union
GYMS uterancc before you 20 the ardent hope
nave the honor, sir TO subscribe myself yours
KAUI BLIND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16

Clerk of the Uacd states Circuit Court. The report
shows that lie Balance hand in treasury Of the
railroad company Gia. was ST. .i25 80 tie re-
ccipts from toHe, merchandise, traffic. etc.. were
S2550,90l 50; tine GisDIrso nIen5s were G 5G
leaving balance On hand juno 1 81 2liI0J8 3d. n.
s2lmoit7 do rrcd income bon Is Amounting to sl1
were pu't DURING the month"; making tnc to,a a,l0ll
on hAnQ IlNn this source lulc ! i2I6.nGN u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
TIE WABASH SYSTEM.

PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-I'he Pennsylvania
Railroad Company mas Just been iHornci by officers
of the Wabash and Jersey Central Railroad OF their
approval OF the of the philadelphia Erie and AL
lrE NJ Valley Roads IA portions OF the Wabash system.
Nork OH the connection between Red Bank the Al
loSheny Valley and Youngstown Ohi0 has been begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
4 PRESIDENT ARRESTED.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, July i5.-Georrc E.
Fisher, OF che minority faction. president of the (rncsee
Valley Canal Railroad has been arrested holding an
election ~ officers IL defiance ot injunction of Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
BEADING MASTERS REPORT

PHILADELPHIA, Juiy 15-The twenty third
report of George N. Dallas, master II the Phadcphi
aad Beading Railroad covering the uadii OF for
tia mnnah of May, icl the Office OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16
MEXICAN RAILROAD PROGRESS.

MEXICO July 15.-Thc Inauguration of the
completed Yoition Of The Central Raroad from here to
Iula, about fifty miles, took place yesterday.