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, 1881-05-07
SALCONKEEPERS.
Those In CIncinMutl Decide to Dlaobey
tao Mayors order to Ctoac on suns

Those In Clncfnnutl Decide to DlaobeJ
tao Mayors order to Ctoac on suns
dny.
Special Dtspatsh To Ins Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, May 0.-An 0rder ias beeH
issued by Mayor Meals tonight to alsaloon'
keepers directing LION to close up. md stay
closed up, next Sunday, and all Sundays fol:
lowing. 'iheorder Is made under tho StnbbS
law. which was passed by tho last 1Gslsa'
ttlre, aud rotated tn SabtMti,-breaking. iha
new Mayor, who was elected OIL n reform
platform, promised to strictly enforce f''s
law. lie began by ordering the managers oi
tho thaatres to give llo performances on
SNntluy. Tly0 order wns dfsobeye'i 0lo 'fs1
Sunday, but" was observed lust SUNDAY IN
the 1etter, but 1iUt III tue spl!!lL H.
Tho aul,blt.ia- housss weru ordered closed Iae ,
order WIS observed for three Or four days pns
numrIy uil the gamtl9- rnoiHs nro a. 9Raia 9pea.
aud N0thinK is betnE done about i. Ile saSnt sstn.t
them, 1si i lreetinS "Wednesday night ana d..
Gded not to comply With such III ur1iet ME- nei
all other hrAncits ut business atso atop*%; =;
Thuy Include tha running Of s1re1t. .caEs tns T., ~
tho city, they feel protty strong Other neesa
viii 20 held aud nlure teiin!te #c!i"i ~
takop. It ts altogSthsr pI,ot,aottg5 ~ IN tia5.
doscrntne resst1'Go WI % aay saossep, IN
FOR every poliooluan tho Mayor = !ixs1 sacrs ~
lnnk0 slnw hpudwAy. Tho theatrical naaeRs1' .o'
who wero itrrestel Tor viHlAtin9 w. y" h' poire
plying to them were al seenss1 sSa y tser !gg hou
oosctl OH Sundays In tho future. - ss,s,o.
by munY thnt 30 strong clnss az tao .s ssHu s,a.
Keepers, should the Htubbs llw 10 aeea.e" es,,ri.
alld dofy tho blayor to thu end Of bis 'e'u va
Dt1iUD,
, 1881-05-07

CLEVELAND vs.. t:lIfCAGO.
spsetat D.pattA 10 7Ns Chtedoo Tribune.
CLEyELAH1,, O., Afny 0.-Tho League sen.
so,l WIS opened III this city t.f.tay by game
between the ClicuRos aud Clcyelan.ls. The
crowlt at the ga,nu numbered over 1900 per-
s0hs. The CIicagos rlade hat.l tight tot
Victory, bht tho fntes vera against tlieni.
The game was markel by FREQ hitting on
both Sides, bnt the hits Of tho Ctevclantls
were bunclled lii the second aitt suv0nth III
,llngs. The fielding WINS good, alld number
Of brilliant phys were liiade. Arson won
the toss. and sent the Clovelands to Int. They
retired In ortter. III tho first inning for Gill
cago Dalrymple died at first Gore sent
liner to left Held, and stole SECOND.
Kelly then sent tho ball nfOnR first
baso lfne, which was \ totll. 0oro
Ind malo third, Nnd before liz could
mt by him to SECOND basc. Kelly then made
two-bnscr Into ce,ltro hold. Anson took
first OH bulls, but was caught otT tho bnse OIL
Witltau,son's foul to right field. III tho sec-
ond Inning Sl,after lei OH with two.basur,
md Glasscock's hit pnst third base brought
him l,oule. ulasscuck stole secontl, and Phil
lips' hit brought llEul huMlc. Tho next three
players went out and loft Phillips Mt third.
No iNDro rut-gettfnK was d0ne until tho
sgventl, inning. III the second ind third III.
ntngs ChleAgonlls 1llntl0 base-llttst but n
double play III cach Inning cleared
tile bases. III the seventh Inning
Shaffer lctl oil with two-bnser to
left iie1d. Glassc0ck struck Il slow bNll to
nurns, who tried 70 cut shaGer OF 1T third bnsc,
but was tho late. Phillips hit brought Bhatrcr
home and sent uasspuck to thru. Mccormick
then strt.ck Il Krountler to Quest. sTho fallcd tU
, 1881-05-07
a SENSATIONAL NUMCR,
Spscidl Dtgpafeh to Tzf Cb{caoo Ttfbuue.

CINCINNATI, o., Amy IA sensational
rumor obtained circulation III ratlroad circles
to-day to tho effect that the PaM-uandlo las
purchased the charter md right of way OF
the old Fort Wayne T. Newcastle Railroad
for s300,0oo. Tic story goes tint this road
will be completed md extended, and ttle Pan
Handle from Cllicago brought Into Cincll,-
nati by way Of Hamilton. If such IL tho
case, MI important advantage will bo gainml
by tic, Pennsylvania Company, but
Mt tho expense Ut the northwest busl-
mess of tho Cincinnati, Hamilton Il
Dayton Road. Tic truth of tlle runor
could tut he verified Mt tl.ls pt!Mt,
md mnny luke tlu stuck III It. 1t is ndtntttud,
howotor. thRt such Il thiti1 might be doEc, and
Il nay hnyu bucM dono nlrenty. Tho HolotM
Valley compauy l1nvo about completed ur-
r!tNKotnents to run passenger trains In connac-
ton with tho ChesapeaAe = 0hin 10 Ashln,,l,
n.y., Wh0rc II trnrster will bo nude by ferry.
A hrldsc. may he ultimately built. rnls viii 10
~, severe bl1w to tito pAsscRer business 1t tho
ri1lly Affect tho freight trate. E::sIf{if{}A{E~
, 1881-05-07

DETROIT, S(lcl., May 8.-Tho Vanderbilt
Railroad returned to Now York froln tl!!s
city yesterday yin tho Canada Southern.
From AnlhorstDurg to buffalo tho tratu,
consisting OF two cars, was drawn by tho
newly-inyonted Fontaine engtne, whlc!.
mado the mos. astonishing. speed on record. Tho
run from Atnhorsthurg to st. Vhumus, III tniles,
straight traek. VIA lnaGo lit tho unprecedented
eiIno Gf nim0ty-eyht nlluutcs, Without stopping.
froln Bt. Ehonas TO Victoria, lis snitos, tho run
waa lnatle In lJ7 minutes, exclusive of Aya
stops, amounting to sixteen minutes: thus tic
run, ~ miles, wis mnta In Us ulnutca.
, 1881-05-07
THE FLOODS.

Tho Western r0ads are gradually getting
over their troubles caused by tho Hoods In tho
Missouri aud Mississippi Rivers. file water
in the Missouri ut Kansas City and Glasgow
Inns fallen five fcot, antl MI ths trucks to
kunsas City aro agutn above watcr. Tic
Alton Road ext}outs to llnve the washcl.put
p0rtiol! ut its track Il l[ttla west Of Glasgow
II Hoad condition this evening. wheh trains VIII
AHlLts run through to katsAa City, Tho BUR-
Iingtoll. Aoek lslAnd aut9 ftnmllton & st. Joo
1soads commenced to run Into Atoh!so,i ycstur-
day, A,ld will bg able tn run Into Kansas City
without el,nnRo II, Il tlly or Two. ~'''
Thu aiisstss1ppi River ut Ut. Louis ID now ut +.
sthndstilt md is expectcl tO full rupLdy hero
serlpus dM,nnYe will TO dolo tu tho ruilrUud
tracks ut Euat Ut. LUuIs,
, 1881-05-07

Earned lrtins-ElevGland, 0.
Two nmse lifts-ClapP, shaffor c.. Kelly.
1!ou0-rutl-UurnS.
First hise OH balls-Ch!eaRo, I,
First base Oh orEnrs-Cluyslaud /: Chicago, /.
Left on hases-Clave!n.id. 3; Chicago, s.
Struck 1ut--tftCOrtntuk, 3foynahuu, Gore t2),
Goldsmith. '''
Dnlta ealcd- -sfcCornlck. sB; Goldsmith, 10.
Strikes cAllod-Aic cEHrInlck. Is: Goldsmith, 20.
Double phys -Clhpp-l Phillips, Duunp-Ihlllips,
Bnrn8-t} t}ueat- An8on.
Passed hAt!s-Clapp, /,
Ttme-l:4N.
umpIrp-Doesctpr.
, 1881-05-07

on time, tho frat time since Inn o.
trains arc now running rcu,,,n,,t ,tooa' and!.
isoll It Nebraska lsaati wIii scny y Tho A.eS,
tratns oil antl nfter t.s,nnrr"n.M M ollt tesu,,,
traln on tho Kunsus civ. 4, ~" !l'Arnine. i
Joseph. It IN stntG,i thnt tsa;a tast night finn
raoltio VIII ~ thro.,xh IT, S t"n.at M Tho SssosMs -
M nts 1ceM taat.e IA ~, M A.,
JOu ltostd. v" 'ao ll4nuTfmI 4'as
ITEMS,
AIT. >. W. Cummings, Of thc 1t.
nal route. sins beon elected prcxt'vsosac Tun.
Now England General rassenvas..u s.uent nf shs
ARchts' Association. e'' asd Ticket
The arrlyal of Immigrants has,
was not ns great rs tllo tjnv h"t.s ho 5estet2,y
y was quite considerable. Tho vas, ~, .'lll
u,ita1 t,,a a1,a otougt . ~ @ moro Immigrant.
Tic now classification a,1ontaa h., =,
Executive COlnhlitteu at tl,clr ~ "a, ue Joint
New York last week goes Inin "eetng III. h
Monday. Tho princspa1 thanun !, ~ s'lset atN
and portor, formerly 45 conts rh,oelc m1 elc, In,
York, which will hereafter hayo aso n eas, tos..
10 cunts. "Hsed ratea
A., Mf; y: y. Jo1ory, denornl super,n,o.,.-
INC Illinois Contrat 1inIlr,aj. nrpo,natenden! II
is99,ast"r T~ uP9o'tbtnotia IT, NJ ress ocss r.
uoorgo ". Frcoraan. 9 E9rthsrn rn; ivlson; \!
6ootion; ME; J. l.: Turner, TaSs Tranlnas,sot q Aatot
tesloo aud Fort Do1Ro 3coitons. Of W.
Tho Chteago offices ot tho n, 1,.,.
Ms Ma,jr,,s Sra ,,t ~ sNa so cnss so,he. hs
tn The sumo floor with Tia Eryn egsttk INK 1ttett
Iron MnIntAin Is represented hrre' 'i1!ees. 1: ~
Eians. Nnrtnefn tasaanger Auent, mi ~ Ioun Z
crn r FSssennar w; H. ubut General W. a.
now tariff 10 ali points Il, tho i,Iar nS 1Mss ISSUED,
goes thtu otfect To-day. The sutos s'1's, Which
thmn during tho previous scus,,n sS IA ss9 lowee
1MnMoWa: from ChinnEo. Mllwnukco. R.siaMs R@MM
Fers %see as sRs stSrns ssty aS S,y
wood ss'' Central City, s 1ead dai; Gil, tf,s' ttS
Tho o,llEe of tho 0reat Western ,,,~..c
pls'ty Of CanAtn In this CITY tns i,ec ~ een.
Ifn1a I, tno Sagoriof nlaek - No. ii HansndeNa
fftsrSt for1s lilo me n ofs !l9ek
II. Porter, .lonornl Western Tasse,Svnn.: Jnea
road. "seaEo hs
., Tha m earnings Of tho nonver L Rio t,r,Dd,,,,
eeaMeaus. $,09: tssaS, s'19 IL s.;1Ias. @
M 5gr Il to Gmrrespondlnx m week Inst year afguE wcre a
s s tows wno sfss Fro;st e"tf1ss s fUT &pE ss .sf
MssG.W: miscellaneous, $iiJ: fntnI fstniISusgss f;ss
1ll.a1. Tho eurntnXga for tho sntne t n.,h ~ =
1sSo werc slef'Ss3'04. fncroasc, seGs.sss i, IL
,,Mr: Mr: 4. II. Gsookor, late Traiumx,.e, Of III,
G1lsaE9: nnft!'nstou 9ucy 9ad ornedy
appoEntod General Superintendent Of ss Ias Mts Ssea
olilis IT. L0uia rhis il tic road nf NJ rhso. IT.
htr .. II: H.tlsq!a WIS latoly appointed t}eners1i
ni,iiiffoa mi no,,siInrns ~ soaax fut1, of hns
, 1881-05-07

CINCINNATI, Ainy G-The II. Il. spenses1 nss.n,
Of tho steamera Of tho Clncthna'' Nua ,. " ,slnf
Line, arrived tonight from NOW urscau,' s,'rs auJ
out from port to port stx duys w" ,',a Iva va fro
ton minutes, Her netunl ruHltn9 ts,'" Tpta
days. twolvo hours and for.y-lss ina;s., ts
ID Gpt eight h0ura Longer thar ~ assi IN Nay,
on of tue Duke ot 9ffa.s xsss mi Id
1BA 1tbeats ull eG0rts nf sSnt S9n..tIIna" Bpruyef'
boat hAa Won tho name OF "ltallsoae "F
, 1881-05-07
H!GH-sCHoot COMMENCEMENT,

0nI0OsvILLe, ILL.,. May a.-The sixth annual
commencement of tho 0s!Rgsyllls lllxh.sahool
occurred this evening In tho Congregations!
Church. which was crowded long before tho OK
orosos begun. Tho class cons!sted Of 0isht
young ladies sRd cue young maa. Prof.. Il. ".
Hatch and Alias Abbte Hatch, the teachers OF tho
school, deserve much credit for tho Gxpel'ent
!ilalAor III which tho elsss acquitted themselves,
caption and alumni Feuainu weru hsld tu tho
ach00l' house. Many wore present mud enjoyed
tho occasion.
, 1881-05-07
THE LEXINGTON A1EETlN9.
XPSttat DknlteA to IAa Ehteaaa Tribune.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aay G-pools oll to-1llor.
rows events sold at the p!,spMtx Tonight ~
follows: First race, purse tor all ages, one
mlle, Lavacca 3aQ, Miss Hartlaway SO, Clar-
tsslnsa SO, larry Cow 50, xopIliel so, Yer
dict SO, and the field OF Nomad; Seranale,
Mary Lamphler, Annie G., Alice Coulter,
Callao, SarpiletsQ, and Woodlaks tor 90
, 1881-05-07
A NEW MANUFACTURING COMPANY

8yt<tal Ulspatth 10 7Hs tH'eaa' ,,,n.s Mani,,
MADISON, Wis, May o.-acs'Fs hen.' s'u. rrvi
BENJAMIN VOL, Thomas u. Hen.e1' .iuo hays
Kuohn, @. G. Tsun,pts, aud 4. n 'oss o's.sary Of
t,lsd articles OF association with tno wn,trb!ll
State for tho incorporation ,n'sxsntec, ~ M a!th
eantMi " s Fnclr ints!9n + sse!t 'g
f"tttIro sa,yina- lI,aohlnes and klaaee" >"
, 1881-05-07

BpFElat plFpa3t8 % IN CAlEdeo 3F1bVNs.
CaALEsnuR0, ILL.,, htay D+-'The question Of
building q natrow.gaNge railroad from
Burlington. H., Of, tho 1tssslssipni Rlyor, to
Chicago, Is aga!n being ag!tatea In financial
cirolcs. 0ulesbury hopes by such u road to be
greatly benefited, That thero would bo blsI-
noss for two parallel roads u generally eoA.
cct1oi.
, 1881-05-07
VII, RlItl0 WhTER-W WORKS.

sntetaf DGnuteA to ~ cAtesaa a''0a",s s .,set.
M.nssos VII. Nay "a well-asten4.ea .sIs sIss Isst
tnr ~ Of promiuont citizens was hel4 ,ne ns.g e.sD
@ oyeu.nx 10 take into consideration 1,x ~ TO-DAY
iisbme,t. OF water-works In tho e'ay' M ,,a,.
the Comnittoc nppoiao t. dsSiaS 81: SStxs 81 vii bs
estabflsheu during tho coming spu
, 1881-05-07

Second racc. tho phnrix Hotel Stnkrs for Il.
ycnr-tids. IL miles, Itcnd Or $a'. uetawny *tn.
Enromctcr fla, In,lRtnoru ~, n,,tl thu tc1d Of
kitIgO, AstIey, Vet. nid 4trntler for $0. Tt1Ir.l
rtc,'. the F!lIy stnlsrs for :.year-s: ila'f m!e,
Mtglhlpn xis. Shawtntt <is tjllr.,y *iG HOt,In-
SCH. Si9rRnn 4 To. ti., Owons ST., Wilson $la..
and EolAiil $l9
, 1881-05-07

A party Of raItroad lncn. composed Of Arthur
Mtlls, General Freight Aren't 0f the En.toa4
Fretatt Agent Now York Central; +, jia1ey,
tionUral Enstern Agent NJ rho CalfarnIs Plit
Freight Limo ut New York;, John Whitmorr,
eno ad WoHs MxfSs q a
tho Chicago s. Northwestern, startled fot San
Francisco in Mr.. Wtekcr's prlsate car on a
pleasure cxutlrsluM. TL0y went BY way nf ths
returned BY way ut tho Su,ltl.ern Pacific knd
Atchison. T0pokn s. Huntn FG. Wishing IN tho
why S1nta F6. Leadvllle. und Denver. Thes re-
turned to tho city ycstcrtlAy, and they speak 10
tho tHust glowing tgrluSOf tho "buily" t1e they
huvo hud.
, 1881-05-07
nrnrnpn eplnal MENINGITIS.

m.assos' sn.s pnSi Ws' Msy cJa'as. ksossIFf. s f..
oonduotur on tho Chicaxo, hIwauasi csi,sut qu.ts.
Naiiway. Young mau Of many ySS,asisia Snesiiti Ii ~
ties. did er corebro.splnal uea'as"
city lRaS evening.
, 1881-05-07

!" 4"nstNEiht"eAtc9 VHlsHssssssss =
Two.twcnty pacine ciass. il
Free e-for-all pacing el4ss....... ..........." u
Two-twenty. 1--WE class. ss....-................. II
Fnur. .yenr old ]:
Free for. ali trolling cass. 8
Two-twenty-Uno Glass. =. Observation-Disclosures. II
Iwo-n!notce1 oass. ~
! lotai .+..................... ........,..'46o
The nominations in dctai1 arc MS follows:
.,. a:2} GLASS, PURSE 1850.
]. Nye Foster, Flint. Miot., Rr. m. hlambr]u0
i. Il. i. stratier: Ioxington, KY, b. q. Alcan-
j hooree lush, Chicaso, 'br. N. ToIu Maid, by
!. FsteE sehats, Robolla, POM, blk. z. Jowo.t,
t. William Iocarty, Chicago, b, Il. s'lverton,
q; John splan, uo.tou. b. q. John Grant, slro
!. Jerry Monroe chtcago, b. IN. Alta, by At.
i. 4. II. Thompson. In piorrc, nt!oh., h. 9.
80. Y. saunaors. Genesco, ILL.,, b. z. William
il; II. il. af'lman, Topeka, Kas., ch. 5. Robert
ii; Ok. FSrth. Fvansyillc. Ind, b. m. Minnie
r., by John G. nrccktnrtdEe.
n; n 3 pa,'5ips, washington, O., b. m. Lady
* =. !: Johnson, Crcstoni la. h. m. sclota, by
i: ". ": Dalr, Cincinnati, b. IN. s. s.. by
: il. deossc wlst, Jowett. O., b. IN. Musettc, by
"a v; !; Myers, Danv'le, ILL.,, b. q. Pilot H.,
rl5.;s 5shn Il! q Tarasf Philadelphia oh' 8, Edwin
Is. lafgheb l. Dabcock. Camden, Ill.,, br. III,
sTAL11,,x cLAss. rpnsn $500.
ion. Hjokok. San Francjaco b. n. sonta
'!sus, Mt1at, w 5teaMIampto' Mt r,,,. no,,,s..,u
J. i. J. Morgan, Chicago, cb, 8. plcdmou., by
i'n' T. Y I. Johnson tbcapo. br. g.. nonroo rbto,
X11m In,M M9ns1o; gree, no..o ), ,vo,,o..,, ,,,
"I d. n Merzcro,,. cbcago. !, !, scott,a rho,nns
1sni 1ds 1eofsG n:;t ~: Taoi1as: nas v,u, r,,o
=, t,nn O. nv ustm, u, ~" AoFAs Rs' O. Auue-
o6e p yconno1 S11 Mgof Gbtooeo r vo,ta,ro
IohS r TsnSr a, ph'Iadopha oh g. 11aunts
wra d. IL. Shon' ~, H1t,' hopGKe' has.' Gu. 9. hobert
IN y ~. ,,..rna nus''n. ,..,,., ., ,o
1.w. C. Bonten, nrownstown, Ind, entors ch,
T. Lincoln, by TcjnposE
-. >. :: iisxoy, iosi,. Mich, cntcrs sr. 2. sIas
y, ]; i. Frocnan, Rockville. 1al., cntors ca i.
i: 4: i: Ersk: Philadelphia, ontors oh. 4.
g. William McCarty, Chloaao. ontcrs br. z. Lit
tls Brown Y, 9 Ju9, by Tom Hal:
-, Gcorss ". Weber, milwaukee,. entors ch. g.
Neii Dzier, S Go,1mS!a tgs Te%n., eutor b. g.
-; DlcE W!Isou; itashvllle. Ind, ontors oh. IN.
io j. i. CatnpDcll' Charlottesville, Ind. ontors
oh;K. h',!y s,ott; bs !v!llly a!.,ss,. :,
UrEw 70 ALr, raugus. ru,sv xnnn
, 1881-05-07

can IL In any vny concern them wtpthor mil.
ro,ls nre prfvnto or public Of partly rrIyat, md
thnir tlltles To cOI,sGr thjs n,tstion, They nro
nri,l.cr lawyers ,or Ju,lurs, bit s,ppostrl 10 10
whit !t,t, inv atIJ tic Co1,stittlou tcl them i,
d. anfi honesty uunilrl, t., 10 il, Eicctod
10 soer tho ri,slilo from tit, outrageous nGtsn
tUrprsy tyrlt,i,tcnl ant Krcotly, tUso two COn-
tnieslo.iors arp content with the hnmlutlns pt,-
etiOtt tjf npnIogtss for tho owls thoy wore lot to
d public trlist 1t IL difficult to imagino. THO
thing ttoy enll report ID a wrotohoI GurlosQig,
80 inpotont and alir,ng lit It's fauits az to oxoito
AT II meeting Df tho Commission q fuw DAYS
, 1881-05-07
THE RAILROADS.
A Little More Aggression on
the Part OF the Striking
SWitchmen.
Superb In Thcir Gnit, They Ask
Passes to Send Homo tho
Strangers.

-
......
~. T.fl. l.. IL
AIS Aoya1ty 70 tne co1pora-
ttons,
TlrE sWrTcIfMEN,s sTnrKU.
,r,,. ..,. ..,t .1't;.. ...s.s 49,.
l1o sWatchlnef's strlKo continues pnt
thCro Ia but little material cltnngu Iii the st-
uat'oi'. The strikers weru y llttlc moro ag-
Rcesslva yastcrtlny tlIAla tile day before, atlA
III So,1tu instances they prpynltel ullun tho
INV. INV -. WI ~, W VM's u too tts o''1. -
most from tho strike arc tho Lake Sltofo "
tii,""ts s,,t ~ I,s,,,.1 ,r...,s, ,rtt,., -
AHllu's' a''o .ae df"!H! ifuhk' !he!o 10
great accumulation VI freight In tll1 houses
AMI vnrtIs nj ihnsa ront1a. nnd cnnsenus,tlv
,t ,i.., s." smi. ;,
uley hre Receiving Dat !lttte heW t8al'te. Eucti
Ut these roads i1as few swltol,-enFfnes ut
, 1881-05-07

ti,o rhr,,lct,,r NIL I,rtkrlun1 eMnlnvot thurs
li,tl agreed to quit work. 4 lcni "t nerrncnt
W. nrMrn "x aho ,r 1tsrKs ,n s, ~ ..,a
lid The ui"r s,w,, ttlrat,,l rfk, ind fo,.n,l
tw'' rel. hcu,lcsl gent teH"n from Ohtt, nrll wt,-
Wncn,,s, W @ a', n'e M sor o % thnv
scro Induced to rait. it wis rotolyol to hold i
meeting to-n!Hht ut tho cornor OF Union and
A'''s's ''se''S'
CALIFORNIA COMMISSIONERS.
sptetni Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune
SAN FRANCISCO, C,k, May lit Is gcn-
anil. norn.,ln,i thot m nttor atotahns liam
',ss,,,,. .,..t".,J ~ ~, s, s,,,.,n,,
50 complete!y snolngateo py uae sa'swny
l'owor ~ Caltior,lla Ever slllee tne ofRanl'
] ,nnatv Ina M hum kinv midi nnl thc al historv n, mr.
railway n,n,,nra,nnmt tns rnn,, ,mnrn iito a
ra,n.m .",.mms ~ .o ,9,',i ~ U"" .,n. s' "o,i
established fact Of the nineteenth century.
hates tor frelgllts and fires l.avc been nl,-
lust ntul extortfunnte: conIuetltlon l,ns hem
nnm,hllntml. lnw.,nnkera hnyn bce,, cnr-
rnutei; dIser!n'InasIo!s lave 1een ' practical;
commerce anl ngrlcuitnrc llaye boon Grip
plel; md men llavu risen III few years
from comparative poverty to onornptls
Mua! wy, ,,,.t Iw" sears aso; wn'n p"tenco
Itad utmost c0ased to 10 virtue, mud wien
the rapaclty Of the corporations linl grown
greater than eycf beforo, tho people rose III
their might n1ll discarded Tic law which Ind
nliOwctl siIcii nl)nsas. anil nt]onteil n taR
rnustit,,t,c,, -. rnI,"f ,rn,,, .So tt. ,,,.t,,,
n"n"tltat!uh "s loaG1 iiuni lle cS!ls wilte'
they lind hitherto suffered.
III the formation uf this new Inv mich
.,,,,n a,,, iat,.s ,,, .'.,,.a - 49,, .,,..st .1 T..
n'no Nv. ,ulu Mpot w soinu .. Inc aolost heh u,
tho State Wero expended. Every pfasu Ut
o,saaa .u., ,na s;n,,s ""0 ,'ia. ~ ~, ~ ' uo
eHsseu, hl!tl ttfo ciailao feiatlnE 10 Tie nlRl1-
agetnent OF c0rp0rattOns WIS especially the
a,1hiant nf ocrnfnl anrutjtv or,, ntt4rtt,,, 4
1tnf}wn,. tSr,ntsslou ,,,!a "nM nnti III IL, ~
MWf ma W EuM.ntsstoal a,,n wSs cieH1Eu tno ult.
t,es @ VI ~ lltnoeIs WolG lleil!teu III iahguago
tiiaa eoeiu Wy n.y. enaliy, 10 lnlstakeii} 0htl y
other officers Of tic Government could with
trllttlf1incss cl.ttll,
callai. mi ntiu,r 3sa;,sinrtnttnu cn,.,,atic.,
nr, ,'..osn Snf -. H., ea,'"ts,, nas. s LIZ
]een 10 hfea.slaav'e ", noLsfl anu lint tne
shaI! abo tl,eir duty, to, establish ri!tcs of
chHrggs for tic trtltjHpurtNtun Of t}uHsuIIucrY
nnd freight by raiirpuI and other trauspnrta-
tIUll cOt,lpal.fusN: NtU l,uur md tieteri,itiie
"n,,,niaf"taW. ou', Tin "iorn" ram tInir .i
Ssis tI,rnnt,, m III ,n,ari,,n, ~ Tia sry "
, 1881-05-07

1'osTroNEMENr AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, d. t., Mny B.-1'o-aay's
races at tho National Falr Grounds wero
postponed OH accnNnt Ut rMts,. The nN-
tmiahctt races Of yesterday and thoso announced
to-day take place to- morrow.
, 1881-05-07
ALL RIGHT AGAIN,

AAL NIGH AH AIN.
ATc1IlsoS. Kas., 4ny A-'fho Chicago.
Rock Island i Pacific train arrived last night
, 1881-10-10

3'ho a1uch-fInrrleI }Snncnl t;rts Ten
Years In the k'cnctrnttAry-A EcN0iu-

.3'ho nrnch-1Iarrlc.I 1sancal t;rts Ten
Years III thc H'cnotruttary-!a VcMoit,-
ot,~ ffaran@ tr the Cn,trit.
HlCitMnSn, VA. Oct. s.-Tl,o casc ut MMrvin.
the tganstst mil fOrXcr. wis trclli1Et IN si!tl
den anti rather unexpected termination III tllu
llust!nus Court tetiny. Whcn nrrr,Ignetl IN the
charee 1t furucry. nn1 III rcspul,sa to tho lncr;'
us to his Kutt or inltcncc. ht' pleaded nisilty.
whnrHltn1J u Jury wns *wnrn tn to ns-etA tho
punishment whIrh It t3xsa! nj Ave yenrs III the
punlsentIary. Thu prisoner ntinp.cst II similar
cntrsc wheh nrraIunr't IN the ctsrgc nf bI.amy,
Hlsu II AlfsifAf punishment Htls lApI.ct1, H,ktiI
tcil years In nIl.
FrerutIs IL The Tsntcnce being psnnounctrl In
the tnttHr case. In re%lh:4u IN itlG ,IstiI E4-
sInn II ID whethrr h. t...i nnyts,t,,x To sy Mir.
viii rs,sp nnl Llhtlp i.tlig ,nrhrEu. fHll at III.
yt",v" I!il tictinna!at lon ct tr%e charged with
Ills GltsttFly hrrt. hu tile witnesses LII al iGt.u
trtln thu SHstil. Ills Hn,ks displayed ~, much
vtndlctivnncss nud v"tlon, t.twur'i the rsy ,'tt-
IT. ft nm sao r ] IT, E ns S%s!'t ti!
Court In dcprccAtint' nf h!* cIlrlt'. taa9nnur.
Mr, paxG sai! tlp ila this oil tnan .slar.M,' III
liz toId nm b. wo,,d dcf:n.1 hin 10 the last
,'a cxtrcnttIy; I;; 20, t., "n s"r @ hd ncsn
host cthtrss, he t.Mtt.! pursue. Mr. gn an tl.t
hr tnd had tho fullest intercourse with Marvin
prl$nner hui not hcrl, deprived nt sllx'': riuh,
.''st my nun uiuht ha.e. lie fcts y wls ls'r
, rstrn a"t s h ;,f"9iir M nir I'll s .,ca n f.I,s \, M
liz hmti hrfrIullG lilo nec~td niatl without my
reaar !" what b. VIZ, a:,d G.,i sl1nc I'll ie could
nat md ca,s anA Isft sursln'* sl.ic. .iti':ue
tho prosecution, !sp.'kn Indignantly ur Mnrv1n's
language. lie ,.l,1yo tnr'1*n1l1 lind !oue all
ho euuld to nnltl!orniG The cnnditl0n If
tl,e prisoner, mud II was ow,nS tu this
cuurse. lie now felt tnae he h,ttl done lnjus-
t!cc 10 himself and to ths cos,sinnpwcnlth ri
Virginia In tak!ng this position Gilu lessp',tnx
The punishment u the prlssner. iie felt SosrS
lhnt Ii Mnn or sfnrvns Ahat!ty should III, p!nCul
In tilp position hc tn. hut liu WIS Il.bw going
whorp h. trusted he wo,llh hasG tIn'c ~ repent.
Judge Christian taln sentenced tho prisoner In
atcnrutmu With tho ttndl,x Or tht Jury. liz de.
liverinK tho Kentctlca. Tho Juslgt *nl,l thnt 81
would 10 inhuennting tu rcsptltri tn my Of The
statements ihat had ren 1nst1o bv tho prannfr,
hut tho prisoner. no snll, nftcr contrasting such
crimes Ms he hat eohfebsesi, Gnsll mt Expect
my cre4lencn to to 1ivcn IL the statements hr
hnd made without having them fu.> enrrDta,.
rated. Alnrvin muo MI cifDrt tn aiI'lresA tho
c.,rt aRHln, btIt tho Judge sscrnly coRltnaf,tel
him to tMke hla seat. Marvin via taken tut 10
tho pcnttant,ary luto this uftcrnoon, uld IL now
clothed III "A constct's Earb ana occupying
EBlt.