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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-28
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Santa Clara county reports over 500, o00
IA the Treasury.
Chfricahua lake, Arizona, is to be
stocked with fish.
Panthers on Casper river, Mendocino
county, are making sad havoc among the
deer.
The demand for farm Iaborers in Kern
county is great at present, and the supply
is limited.
State Normal School commencement will
be June Sd. There will be thirty. two
graduates.
The Stockton Mail says that the work Of
retaining Rough and Ready Island Will
be recommended.
The report of the Kern county Treas
urer shows bonded debt of 500, 900 aud
a floating debt of $50, POI OIL.
Snow is about FIVE feet deep on the sum-
NIT of the Sierra Nevada mountains, as
compared with twenty feet last year.
The first threshing of the season has be-
gun In Salt River valley, and there will
soon be new grain in Central Arizona.
A mortgage of SO. 900 has been recorded
on the property of the Marin County
Water Company to secure an issue of bonds
for that amount.
Last Saturday, during the storm. a thun-
derbolt struck cliff six miles from Gold
Hill, New, and dislodged 3 rock weighing
not less than fifty tons.
Some citizens of Gjlroy have imported a
lot OF English pheasants from Australia
and propose to stock the fields and hunt
ing grounds of the valley.
Two children at Summit Springs, San
Mateo county, boy aged IA and a girl
aged II, cut and corded thirty five cords Of
four-foot wood during the past winter.
The Sapreme Court of Nevada has de-
cided that the Act passed giving ". Il.
King, Speaker pro TEN. of the Senate, SIPS
extra pay for his services, is unconstitu-
tional.
J. E. Richardson of Stockton has writ
ten 6, 57l words on postal card. lie has
been four weeks doing it, and it is said
every word can be read without the aid of
glass.
The Reno Journal says that the fish law
is being violated by somebody around
Verdi, for from that place come down
every evening six or seven hundred pounds
OF trout.
A Phoebe, New, entomologist has discov-
cred what be considers to be a new species
Of centipede. It is of white color about
three inches in length, and has 1919 legs on
each side.
Lillian Smith of Corralitos aged 10, is
creating an excitement in Watsonville by
her rife-shooting. She breaks glass balls,
hits ten-cent pieces, and performs other
feats of skill.
The grasshopper crop in Washoe valley,
New, bids fair to surpass every other. Be-
tween the railroad and the lake they cover
the ground, and grass, grain and vegetables
recede rapidly as they progress.
A snow. storm set in last Sunday morn
ing east Of Eiko, New, and the ground was
white with snow almost to Carlin. 1t also
showed toward Eureka and to the Hum
boldt range. 1t rained and hailed for three
hours in Reno.
The Visalia Delta describes an Indian
relic found on Tule river: It is a globe
shaped pot, made of gray. colored, fire. proof
slatestone, one foot in hight and nearly
four feet in circumference. The bottom is
three inches in thickness. The sides are
about half inch thick at the aperture,
which is seven inches in diameter. It's
capacity is not less than eight gallons, and
its weight about fifty pounds.
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WARS OF THE HUMMING BIRES. When
ever it happens that two of the species
meet among my flowers, they signal the
encounter with shrill war cry, and dash
at each other in fierce antagonism. The
spirit of Bellona infames their souls. For
an instant they close together, then give
each other chase, and with the speed of
meteors are lost to my view. Shortly after,
the return of one alone announces that the
victory has been quick and decisive. Di-
minutive as are these puny sprites, they
are heavily charged with combativeness.
The entire race are pugnacious and quarrel
some to an extraordinary degree, impu.
IDENTIFY assaulting each other, and birds of
much greater size which venture into their
neighborhood or occasion them fancied
annoyance. Even the hawk is not safe
from their attacks, and has been seen wor.
ried and whipped by them. Mr.. Bates re-
marks, in delineating their truculent dis
position, and the perpetual battles occur
ring in every howery nook in the tropics
where they congregate, "One will knock
another off its perch, and they two will go
fighting and screaming away at pace
hardly to be followed by the eye. u Mrs.
Sara III. Hubbard.
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GUESSING AT THE SITUATION.

The reports from Albany are SO con-
Trajectory that it is useless to attempt to
harmonic them. On one side it is as
serted that the Conkling men are tri-
umphant, and on the other hand it is de-
clared that they are beaten completely. In
the midst of these conflicting statements
all that seems in any way clear is that no
caucus has been called thus far. And as
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ers. They viii be compelled to give the
Government all the time for which it pays
them, and therefore they will not be found
manipulating caucuses and conventions.
These are the kind of changes the pub.
lie demand, and the signs are clear that
this demand will increase in force until it
is obeyed. 1t is impossible that such
grossly scandalous proceedings as WASH
ington has witnessed this year can be con.
doned. They prove that the spoils sys-
tenn will rot and destroy any party and
any Government that depends upon it.
They prove that it will block the wheels OF
public business, and convert the Senate
into bear garden. They prove that even
the Presidential office may be degraded by
rash handling of the vile machinery. They
prove that the tendency of the system Is
from bad to worse continually. and that
nothing but its extirpation can remedy
the condition of things it has produced.
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nine pages.

On the subject of penmanship NJ. Ernest
Legouye tells his granddaughter "The
people who praise you to your face and
laugh a. you behind your back, say, All
all clever people write badly Answer by
showing them, as l have shown you hun
dred times, letters of Guizot, Mignet, and
Alexandra Dumas the elder, which are
models of caligraphy. Write well, my
child, write well Pretty writing in a
woman is like tasteful dressing, pleasing,
physiognomy, or a sweet voice"
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WHEN you go to bed take dose of Kidney
Wort. It keeps the bowels in order.
, 1881-02-15

itRt,thouso of gharps Island, on tho Ccaapeako,
was swept bodily awny, jnrnncl In between I'm.
mcuse bou1,ters at Ice. Tho keeper, Columbus
}5utIcr, md his assistant, 0corge Hoa'S, were In
1t nt tho time.
THEY DufFTrn ABOUT IN THE nAr
all tlny and night, nearly freezing from tho
coli vntcr which penetrated their clothing. as
nt intervals ehey wnuid bu dsppet! beneath tie
uayns, About q o'clock sunday morning they
aucccelcd In getting tho yawl boat asioat, which
with tho lighthouse. had heen lasntncd between
tho Ice. They driftett about, having no oars 10
paddle With until picked up by tho achoonor
xInRrrl, Capt. Robert Ktnncinan. Of baltimore.
Mr. Butler slated TINT tho leo WAS running
very strung Friday Night anil continued
40 until tho lighthouse Gnrc way. Ito was
satisfied tho lighthouse would be de-
htroyct, anu wns engaged In packing
his prDvIslons whom II was CARRIED OF. The Ito
hal r,lt, up hJgh aga!nst tho lighthouse. 1an-
ming tho nnors and windows. Tho keepers,
however, Succeeded In breaking through Into
tho tower, whore they retnninet until thoy left
III tho!r ht,at. Tho lighthouse resisted \ NUN.
ber Ut severe hlowa, and. at times.
c.&lsEESED USTT1. 1r EEAAl.y TOUCHED
THE lCE
on tho opHost SIDE. wheu suldenly tho leo "o'id
break from around It, which would cause 1t ia
spring lnck with such force that every bolt In 1t
seemed u rattle. Thoy Just csc1pcd IN titne rs,
a few minutes nftcr they put OF tho ,yaWl, the
leo rnrtt and tho lighthouse tOpplCd over and
sunk beneath tho Wnyca.
, 1881-02-15

Special Dtspateh 10 Tbs Ehtfnao Trtbaat.
DEa MnfaEs, H.. Fob. t4.-Tho snow blockade
was partially raised to-day. nnd trims arrived
fron, tho Enst and West On tho three trunk lines
this noon. Over 1.G00 mcTi With ahuvGls wrre put
on tho Rock Island last night, and cleared away
nt0ut h0U m!lpa OF drifts. Tho rnnin lines
opened, attention WINS turned to branch r0a.ls,
nu,i It ts expected to get them cIoar Tomorrow.
1t viii no auvcral days bef0ro freight beglns to
move. Tho Fort Dodge isoad will mt l'o opened
fnr two days. Tho passenger trntn lcayinH hcre
Frtday cvguln9 lies buried out Of sight in q
drift ono ttlo lnnx. about ten miles from teals
poets for another blue kn3e.
, 1881-02-15

8ptttaI MspaatA 10 1Hs tR4faV 1f9aaHe@
Bloux Clry, H., Fob, H.-A enow-storm from
tho southeast began this 1norning. a9Xtavattug
tho blockade OH the railroads. Thu unly roai
open is tue Hloux City Il Pacltc. On tho lllinnts
Ceossal tho last snYw- plow Is broken. on sunday
tho 1t. puul Il slodI Guy opened tl,o Ut. raul 10
It, Jau,ca, Tho officials Of tho CnmpAny report
seven sralns, sotno with three engsnes. aud l,Nl
men ase opening that road to this city Esen u
tho storna ceaseA, lhis will reslu1ro tw1 moro
days. At Sioux Falls IN Indignation meeting OF
atl aclaycd travellers tg-day dcc!ded TO sela,
tran and try 10 open y Toad to fhla city tne
sn2.neex disabled hl8 eng!ac. snd thu travellers
, 1881-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
r. w. 1lEEN1:, THE T1sAGEDrA

N tTtYT. a
- W. 1AEtsN y, LIE 11tAtitDlAN.
Thomas ". krcno rcappcased npon The stage
tIo,a nm. T.,II ~, ,.htn ~ ,r,,,o,,ne ,.n-o 11s
ouso "us iu'!. ,,l. nu." LILY NY nce "e'o ~.
eAnea 20 w chidls crlsch! curing tho cafy
stnges or the pIay,-l}lllwcr's" " Nicheliet."
actor warmed that uudjcpce into something like
enthusiasm ua rho storv nrorrcssnt1' In snear-
snt"uotisni ~ LIZ st''.s Ptosteeeeu' ~ epcaA-
tnE OF tho performance OF !ast night U: Mr.
kceno We nro Inclined to mako MI allowances
~ t...a ~ .,. .' ..
.nAn hsslsts h'!'' a'1a, '!'1eeo' ~ sls~ VI 1ne
company surrounding tae staf-"lto tho cScep-
try Ia ma mnrvclous us it fn crcditablo 10 slr.
Ea,no h,nself ~ anI =, I'm trn,,hIo or4a,rr
from 1nel!iciont support, an ncc'dent-to. put 1t
In tho mdcst possible way-occurrcd to Mr.
Frazer Coulter, and prevented hIs appearance
W eno ee.so 10 Aut". LUIS taI. "ao o'ly uuuo
, 1881-02-15

8ptttiI UltPafth to Tbs Chted16 1F1bunk-
ELAtN, Ill, Feb lt.-Tho track OF tho Frce-
port Division of the Chicago g. Northwestern
lsaitruad WIS. nftor desperate labor. clcared
yssterlny, and trnlus arc running rogliRrly to-
tIny for tho first tIm1 sirco Frlddy. a gang at
forty incn from here. together with all tue scc-
tiou-men on tho limo rs far NJ Wtnmobago, cut
through drift nearly u quarter of mlle long
and fifteen feet deep In Il cut 1oar WtnnubaKn.
and tho stalled trains canso down aftcr o'clock
laat evening. Tho Fox Nlver Division IL also
open. Tho Chicago, milwaukee, & 8t. Paul 1lhll'
roaA has beun uonz worry hard WORK clGNr-
Ing its truck. Tho KlrkIand passenger maungess
to Eet through yesterday. hut IN, returning
hurc, and sta!l suyen ho.tr., nntll show-pow
nnd gltK Ut forty i've men 5ro,n kirkland could
na qHnt for to work It out. This 1nUrIlllg tho
track was cleared VI fur No LAn9tk junction.
thu weather ID now clour, still, anl cold.
, 1881-02-15
KANSAS l.IrY. Mo.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Feb. 1A.-The ,lrst passenger
tram, cotlslsti1lH OF suvrn baR1ngc and express
cara, two conchos aid two Hlccpcfs, arrived on
Tho knnsas Pacific last night after four-Iays'
struggle with tho sisow along the line, and tho
regular trains will hereafter 10 ruin. NothtnB
can be lcurucsl rs to tho cotdluon OF tho Atch!.
Bo1,. Topeka, l. Santa FG nnad. No hIHh water Ia
rcporci. rand tho weather has aEAin turned cold,
but ptcustnt. All tho rnads will ugan be run
KAxS4s Cry, Mir, Feb. H.-Another anow-
storm act In nero ut o'clock Tonight und thero
Is every prospect Of anotllor bocknde.
, 1881-02-15

6pfetdt NspdIeA 10 1hs EhitdGo 1f45tHt.
ST. r.sut, MEnn., Fob. 14.-Late aIsIces re-
ceIvod by tho Pioneer Iress from, tho lnut points
,ndIeata tint tho st. plul Minneapolis s. Mani
toa ltoail Is open its orttro length, and trains
arc running nearly on tlnse, except on
tho Browns Valley Branch, which has
beon closed for sovorat days. md will
probably not ba rooponssl bofnro TMtrsihy.
rho Ut, Paul s. Omaha Is ope, tn st. james, urd
tho Sioux City Division Ia expccrl to bo csenr
b. to-mosrus, anl perhups Tonight. AL that
q possible Ia botug tloEto to rot the stream Ut
travel and traitlc rolling agnn Tho weather is
moderate, but tho Wind ts blowing aotnowhAt.
At o'clock Tonight tho wlnll VAS blowing some
from st. James westward. The snowcd-in trsliits
at Mountain Lake aro expected tn arrive at st.
JasngH this afternoon. ahovcIcrs nro pnId at tho
r,to OF t. per dny Of toll hours. fhts morn tng 3
train fTom 1T. fnut went to ST. Jntnes. ntid n
return train arrived at G:51 o. III. 4 fow frei9ht-
trains werc also moved hetwecn st. Paul and st.
james to-day. On tue Nluo Earth Brunch Ar-
rnngemonts wcrc mn1u to hnvo tho truck
ctearcrs work all through tn-night. pm
viled >1hoy should not bc driven
s. Dakota Dlyisinn IL upen ia Gletleoe And .ud
nleu aru battllug with tue kluckatfo beyond that
point. Tho rtmd IL not ynt open hctwern !lltst-
lnRs md FmrmlnHt1n. Trains Nro running on
tfnc 0n tho lnw, l. hfnnns0ta Division. All
trsns Wero resumed IN tho Iowa s. Dakota last
night.
, 1881-02-15
FIRE RECORD,

dete4aa Da0atth to 1tt Chicago Tribune.
-. ,a."fAfE7TE, Ind, Fob. 1a.--Shortly after 2
s.sx ta's inornlng tho dwelling. house Of Mich.
,s ta4 ~ mIlGcns, sltuatcd i'll Chaunccy, just across
49, w. "suasa Htver from this city, caught Gro
a s'oa lamp anil WIS entirely consumed With its
a.ents' tho only articles aavcd holuu bureau
~. ~. s"H'hX machine. Mrs. Thoonls was sick, and
S,s So'1et' out barely Ia time. Chauncey has no
nsepAs,meht. n,sas and tue high stag0 OF. tho river
p.e'en'ed a,,y nss!stsuce from the city frernon.
ttlpeals Ind an almost miraculous escapo. lin
st,oA oof or rcsolvercartsdgca On tho mantol
In ~ enP'oSed, ono OF thu bulls striking him on
.os,., s'.ck. anu. KIanc!ng, struck ha nose. In
NJ e ve1' :" 'aa Farmers Flro- luauranco Company
=" fotk. H., for $:N1.
, 1881-02-15

Arcnlsoy, kas., Fcb. 1.-A severe snow-
storm prevailed all day alonK tho line Of tho
Central Iranch Railroad west ot this city. About
twelve inches has now fallen. Tho wind Is re-
portcd worry high. unl tho cold is sovese at this
city, 4 light snowfall dcnarrcd thlB evening.
Only two r.titroAts ccnternx hnro-the Missouri
1'4csc ahd kunsns City, Vt. Joseph & Council
HhItfa-aru a. yet running trains. The Atthl-
sot,, Toprka s. Suntn tt, cGntr, hrA!,ch. md tho
\. & N. y. roads are still blockntctl. Ihe
lst,ck Island md St. Joe ltt,nGs nnnotInce thnt
they will suud out trains in tho morning.
, 1881-02-15
CRUISE OF A LIGHTHOUSE.

nALrlMonE, Nd, Fob. la..-Eycry haur aro re.
ccivcd rcpotsA of new disasters from tho fsoshct
throughout Maryland. Every rlvcr In tAo State
l,As uyeftl0wel its banka. mud tbs brushing i1e
and angry torrents have donu aielr work Ut dc.
sttuction. Coa,1nandcr TORY. InsIcct"r Ut
Lighthouses for lllsustcls. day received dis
putch fsuln oxford. Md, which seports that tho
HroAt ce-tr!fts flum the rlyers contiguous to tho
Chesapeake Lay are hoatlng out aud doing
great damage. Early saturday mornlng tho
, 1881-02-15

CINCINNATI, Fob. 1I.-Tho Ohio River at this
point is nuw on Il teas, and slowly climbing Into
tho houses OIL tho river bank. The ihnrks this
morning snow fosty-six fe1t, anu tho river still
slowly rising.
Tho lowor stories OF 1lat ftow. Sausage 1tow,
anI other waterfront llacos ara purity Aub-
tcrBetl, and the fnhubt.lIts werp sp1klnY higher
xru,in.t. Worry llcary leo from astnfa passu'!
ltown last night, but tho stream IL N Wliletle
that M tia1nIxo wns nnc. I'hu leo fronl tho
Allegheny il Just bogInning 10 pnss.
, 1881-02-15

CIyc1HxATl, o., Fct. I.-The Timts-Stnr
sturictla spcuiai kays: The river hogan rccca.
tuv this morning, hHvluH ruAehtd !prty tcet.
Tho water fs uu tu tho ceilings In the houses II,
tho lewer part nf tho city. Thoro has becm no
rat.rnad communication for two days. The
trucks Oh butA roads ngu auamutEc1. Tho
lanlaKu will ho worry KreAt.
, 1881-02-15

Tho lovers Of novcls lind TO moro pleasure in
any work than thoy do in Charlotte 1lrnnt6's
story Of "Jano Eyre" and tho admirers Of Miss
Maggie Mitchell perhaps find In her hellncaton
OF tho heroine OF that story as mulch to prllsc
us they do III any OF hcr !tnpcrsonattons. she
began ut enlargement at 1fooiey's Inst night
md selected this Us tho character In which to
make a rcappearaucc. 1t is ono in which she
shows much forco and grace. Tho strength and
tho sweetness Of nature. tho dignity Of charac-
ter, tho aclicate susceptibility. and tho romance
found In thu1lfo Of tho plain littlo govcrness, are
portrayed faithfully Is formerly. anu her child
like little tlpuro c1cellcnsy suits tho character.
whether as tho young Girl In her conrso plnuforc,
mutluous under injustice, or shooting courteous
heor11 ut her exceedingly Unpleasant relatives.
or as tho w1ulnnly lEttIb RoverIcss fn her scenes
With H0chesttr. Tho CHmpAny In support IS fur.
The audience WAS gratifying III point Of size.
This evening MIsa Mitchell will appear In her
familiar character OF Fanctoa.
, 1881-02-15


Tho two clover comedians, Mcssrs. nakcr and
Farrrn, nppcarcd hero last night In II p!cco
caIltl "The En,tgrunts," a sketch which ntfor1s
Opportunity for tho Introduction OF their Bpcc-
ialtes. rhasp gentlemen hnvu Just r1t1lt!le1
from Il successful Et1r1pnnn tour. Tho housu
WIS moderately well tillcfl.
, 1881-02-15
AT MOnESCl. MICH.

ac,'. s o''1atsh to JAs CA&eaao 1t1h,.nh
II Mor".'s, alehs' Feb. 1.-THE Methollst Church
1t nrea "c'. sa'a county. caught flre in tho roof
ds.,rosa, a Yesterday. and The nbpes portion was
the eitorts n Tas ~. basement was saved through
"ss tasuFod ia tho Home and Elm '"''1'
, 1881-02-15
AfEsIpIIls,' TENN.

MEApts1s, Tu.,n., Fob. lt.-l'rouautions wcro
tak9n this afternoon BY removing tho steamuFs
UsceolR BolIo ind Coahntna into Waf ltlver.
Tila q,Icors Ut tho 0rantl Tower, report lnrK0
lloldtf very heavy leo rs,tlinH dnwR thu river.
1t WIS feared tho boats. II lett At tho landing,
would bo crushed. Thu 1co Is cxEA3otud huro to-
Al44t.
, 1881-02-15
INDICATIONS.

OyF1c. or THE CntEr S1nHA1 OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Fet,. 11-i ii. n.-For Ten
ncaseo and tho Ohio Valley. warmer, fair
weather. followed by increasing coudlness. and
In tho vest portions BY rain or SNOW. winds
mostly rnstcrly, falling barometer.
For tho Lower Missouri Whitley, colder. cloudy
Weather, light SNOW. northwesteriy Winds. gem
orally lover barometer.
Fur tho Lower I.akp region. fair weather. fn'-
loved by increasing cloa.!ltiess. varlnhte Winds.
shifttnr TO eaateEly, stationary or higher teHl-
peruturc. falling liArnn,Gtor.
Fur tho Eppcr i.nkH rGx1nn md Upper Mtss1s-
spp! Whitley, partly Elotlr ind cloudy wentller.
followed by snnw, winds mostly from north tn
east. stationary or lower temperature and
barometer. ..
local 0nsEHrATioN*.
Ent tn m
, 1881-02-15
LINCOLN, SEU.

LINCOLN, Nab., Fob. H+-six inches of snow
fclt tot1ay. 1t Is dump ant heavy, drifting but
little. Trains aro be4Inuinx to move. III two
tiuys they will run regularly. Three engines md
II annw-plnw wcro wrecked un tho II, 4. n. SIX
miles clst. Tho tNMnKo Ii I!Rht. Tha truck
w,s built around tho wr0ck, and the 1tnu is opdl
to tho East.
, 1881-02-15
GALENA, It'll.

Special Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
GALEsA, Ill., Fcb 14.-Thn SNOW bna been rc-
moved from tho Illinois Central truck, md
freight and passenger tna!1fc hus been resumed
us usual. The tirst traEl bInce Friday night
from Chicago arrived Inst evening ut B:a6. Tho
regular pusson9er reached hero tonight fow
minutes bohlnd time.
, 1881-02-15

~ ~. 1+,rartr-,avontt
pe.ectfse sl,,tyefy' nf t'rniMujn n Inn W. +. iiirseh,
t,r1k In tic Et'G H., ..Ie Fn,nHs tnMrt yssrrtlay.
iitc Morgan, ,rs,,r. ii Of The Ast0r House,
NsaaeSe ,,,at at'i tlo ipr,suncr obtained refresh-
sna.tHs"n nt tllo Intel without PAYNE inr thom.
t'etlffll,rsci,'s possession! wtro iotlhd 9'tnts
u ~ t,cEets froin l,clIIinllico'5 ana otneI
n,,.tuow,, restaurants. II Is cNafgcM. .lia1
Ss rot these checks ain waIEGa ~ a,n w'tl'ous
a'A's s,.r yry.sEyEN 1KIs}1 MEETINGS.
w.. .o,on meetings to MD the cn1lsc Of
Twcnt}sGrsoe'ii i,r,l II, thls civ md vicinity
IEeland YIN vn,,cr the auspices Of tic various
]es'Gr1iIs sn'i leagues. Hundreds Of new 1,aiMes
saro ndtled to th0 metnDeIshlp VI nIul'ca
welu weo,,as md Mt nearly every. f1lcetinT mr.
!%sn"e1S,nepts we're made for public tefnon-
..,,rafior during the coming month ,,,,to.,
st'tmn,,n Utllers, tue following rcsolut19!i
~ "ntIoptet at n l'a1id-l4eagao meeting Ill
nnrooklyn: .....
TtsSytt, Tint nc nuvso tao ~, nsSns - -,
lhs an 4, %!nGt ipnt ul Leagues Immediately.
organize A"'-u u.c,rc NAT.
SeyeEnl conferences INV teGunliy @ nte 'Htn ~
hetwcell REPRESENTATIVES W Hae Hnn" M
riie Hallway company ",!.t lla9 inc: t;,t" m4
Steamship company .a ~ y, tia t tratght u co,'trast
nnce or abr0Fasoh oi tne htetRnh co,a,tIc' liz,
between thenI, n v'nw a e tno ety sMr.y c1np ,ns
lion OF the Sonthefi! iacti!c hM'!Wnyt ltMss
s~tna1riH[jy s stated yesterday tllht Lilo c!'j-
n,"tt s.,nt ,xill bu allowed to stand for another
usS. sasr
's"' i s7,1p or 11,oy uonsEs
The New loEk s;;n, ;tt,, ",,a ,, inan,ntivna iu
Railroad f'as o'"clI" my Nv" .o
SOCIALISTS FROM GERMANY.
To tbs 1t!.str1 A'.otiotsd frrst.
WV YoRK, Feb: 14.--A lnass-Meettng
With wRs intended by upwards of =, 700 men
ami WOMEN, most " iGrihnns, WIS i'ela &c
i,ytag hall yesterday afternoon to publicly
rrrsSe the Socialists WHO recently arrlyMl
Trs1cl,c. Of tlie Rscl,stng, ald llis compan-
, 1881-02-15

lltonuaNn, Fcl. l4.-Tbo itrat mail since Sat-
ur,!ay arrived to-day. It IL reported thAt SIX
tgct! tons OF BouGhort. null matter IL uecumu-
lltcl ut Wnahluxtutt.
, 1881-02-15

k,llso,I"' .. Feb. lL-Tho Queen CITY
nd s5,ua,s4 run works, owned by ]. Il. paraef,
par, %ea ~ re- on sastors avenue, in the eastern
tG,0a9 10 In Gt}y' burned this mnru!n9. LQss,
, 1881-02-15

cu4nts. ~ c1iANLEsToN, s. e,
ths h.. ., b. t.. Feb. ia l1rn dost.ovad
'' A<ss aeafiy sso,0n; tnsursa: ~ "A'ss
, 1881-02-15

Special Dltpdteh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
La CnoSst. MIA, Feb. 1i.-Tno rnitroals run
Mug Into this clty are agAin showing few niles
of clear track. Tho Southern Minnesota is now
upen to Winuchago. and tho raIlrpntl cotnpal1y
.lie !lo!ng yOuu work to reltuve tho suffering Ill
tho Mpst.
, 1881-02-15
TIL; OLYMPIC.

I1IFs V14 I .NTIN.s
Tho Lcaytt llurlcslno troupe opened hero
last niKht. Tho audience. Il tolurnb1y lnrRo one,
received thoir now piece, "Orphpus," well.