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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-26
ADDITIONAL IELEGRAPH.
AmARILMa RrMOR
IN Rogara % ne Aslallinatiol q he
CnF-Ruul0F UnGOunded.


In Regard 70 TIE Assassination 81 the
Gardiner UnfOunded.
NV YoRK, October s5.-Pdvate dis
patches received in this city STATE that the
Car Of Russia has been assassinAted. 1t
Is known that the SihiIists have been ac-
i've otlate, and 50 great has been the dread
Of them that the visit Of the Gar to War
saw is said to have been put OF from time
to time lest they should destroy him on the
way. Arrangements for the journey
were made along different routes for
no purpose that could be eonje1ured
except 10 deceive the conspiratoB as TO
the route the Car would take. For this
reason the TumOr that there has been an
other regicide is not a wholly incredible
one. II is possible, also, that Il the rumoI
be true, it could escape beyond the Russian
frontier more easily by private dispatch
than BY press dispatch, Is there may have
been reasons why the Russian authorities
wished to suppress the news for the present.
Ii is not impossible for them 10 have such
reason, because the assassination might
well lead to greater popular disturbance
than followed the murder Of the present
Cars father. The truth or ialsity
Of the rumor will be determined soon.
Direct advices from the State Depart.
ment are TO the effect that no unusual ad-
vices have been received FROM abroad,
which indicates that probably the report OF
the Cars assassination are not true.
The following has been received from
our correspondent in St Petersburg: THE
report that the Car has been assassinated
is untrue. | have special information, and
have investigated"
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the FOLKS AND THEIR FRIENDS.
VISltOrS in the city, and Prominent
WheeIInEIteS Abroad.

VIM. g. Brown, IT,, prominent attorney
Of KingwOod, Preston county, was in the city
yesterday,
Robert Marshall, Esq. the Greenback pol.
itician and lawyer, Is home from an extended
trip up the river.
Bob Gibson, who has been in the city for
sone days on business, returned to Philadel-
phia yesterday.
Wilbur Trueman, Of Bridgeport. who went
TO Denver City on account Of falling health.
Is reported as improving.
Prof. Lueders, tho accomplished leader Of
the Opera House orchestra, was Joined BY his
wife yesterday. She came from the West.
Miss Lille l.. Steele, OF Huntington, who
has been visiting friends here for d few days
past, left to-day for Wheeling. : BtlLaire
Tribune,
r. 9. Bonham, Esq, returned home yester.
day after an absence Of several weeks In the
East, mostly at the home Of his son in Jersey
City. lie Is quite improved by bis visit
Miss Jennie Hull has commenced her vocal
lessons from Mrs. Sheib again. She has a
splendid soprano voice, and will make good
concert singer. She altogether Is a charm.
Ing young lady whom Wheeling may be
proud Of.
II Is with pleasure that the announcement
Is made that Will J. Byles has been promoted
70 the position OF advertising agent for the
Academy. VIII is q faithful attache and has
earnestly earned his advance. We wish him
oil manner OF success
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owl sERXicE RERoRn.
Formation oTan Association In Connect.
ieut 10 Promote It's PrinelpIes.

FORMATION OF an AAsoetatton In Connect
ieuttO Promote Its Principles.
NEw HAVEN, October 25.-The Connecti-
cut Civil Service Reform Association was
organized to-day, Ex-Governor Hubbard
presiding, Prof. Simeon f. Baldwin, David
A. Wells and Roger AyeEill drew up the
constitution. The first section Is: ''The
Connecticut Civil Service Reform ASsOCia.
ton, believing that merit and not mere
party service should determine appoint.
ments to the minor offices in the civil adj
ministation Of the United States Govern.
ment is formed to promote the establish.
ment Of system Of appointment, promo
ton and removal which shall make this
principle rule Of practice" Any citizen
OF Connecticut can become member by
signing the constitution. Ex-Governor
Andrews was chosen President. The Vice
Presidents include Theodore d. WOolseY
and Richard d. Hubbard. An Executive
Committee was also chosen.
David A. Wells said: I'VE should take
the position Of General Garfield, and yet
Garfield did not live up to his convictions,
and II he had lived am satisfied he would
have disappointed many OF his best friends.
II was not possible for him to act out his
convictions, because Of thepressure brought
TO bear upon him. The object Of this assO-
citation and kindred societies should be to
produce q popular public sentiment that
will back up the President. The only thing
that seems practicable for us to support Is
the Pendleton bill. This is cumbersome,
but the only movement at present offering
relief"
Among those signing the constitution,
beside those whose names have been men.
toned were President Porter and many OF
the Professors Of Yale,
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sTEAMBOAT SQUIBs.
General Notes about the River and Rive
Men.


Men,
The pipEpal 10 this mornings Parkersburg
boat.
The Telegram and scioto arc doing lively
business in local trade.
The Belle Prince arrived In port yesterday
with tow Of tan bark from st. Marys.
The Little Boone has retired from tue
Parkersburg trade, and the old Science filled
is place yesterday morning.
Capt. Billy Rogers, OF Darlington, Is build.
ing, at the Armstrong landing, q little tug
boat, intended for the Pittsburgh pools.
The river sill continues to slowly recede.
The marks last evening indicated three feet
two inches. River men are sorrowful, as
their hopes Of renewed activity gently slip
away.
About 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Jen.
ME Campbell, Capt. Ed. HornbEook'S hand.
some tow boat, returned from Louisville to
this place, with,the jovial Ed. ia command.
A miscellaneous tow was brought up. The
J. H. Mcconnell assisted from Bellaife. The
Campbell has been ellcitlng favorable com.
ment wherever she had been, and Wheeling
can well be proud Of her
Early yesterday morning the oe Stricken
arrived from Marietta with the N. O. Knox
No. 2 in tow. This Is q new boat buiIt for
Capt. Dave Berry by Knox, Of HarmeE, and
named after that veteran boat builder Il IL
intended 10 run between Marietta and Park.
enburg, and Is built 70 replace the one that
was built and sold by Capt. Berry last June.
II Is larger boat, being two decker, longer
and wider. II is here for the purpose oil re.
ceiying machinery from Sweeney.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October q. River rising;
3 feet inches in the canal, foot 5 inches IN
the chute on the falls, Business fair. Wealth.
er clear and cool.
CAIRO, lila, October 2J.-Riyer q feet 4
inches and rising. Arrived: Genevleye. De.
parted: Holiday and Maude Weather clear.
Thermometer a8'.
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The courts Of New Orleans have now be.
fore then an Injunction suit Restraining Mf.
Simon eilyefman, Of Indian Bay, Ark,
from collecting $4,000 from the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, AZ II Is alleged that
Mrs. Emma Clarke, Of the same town, was
the fightful owner, and that the ticket had
been obtained from her on the promise 10
Clllept u, while Shp wa ignoEint OF her
great good luck. The Company have had
three similar cases In its history. All that
Ii wanted ID 10 know who y The owner. The
next drawing (tlls fbSthy Will take plaee On
November sth, and N. 4. Dauphih, New or.
leans, Ia, will promptly give any lhiofina.
ton relative thereto. raw
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Kidney totnninInlA

OF al descriptions are relieved al once, and
speedily cured BY Kidhey.Woft. II seems
intended BY nature for the cure Of all diseases
Of the kidneys caused by weakness and de-
6ility. Its great tonic bnEeIs are especially
directed 70 The removal oi this class Of dis.
saseE We know Of pefs0ns that have SUI,
fefed lot thirty years that have been petms-
nently cured bytakIlg Eidney.W1t! / short
Time. III N Other liquid Of dty.-SaA
0WRlw
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Certificates Of incorporation were yesterday
issued 10 three new organizations By tlie
Secretary Of State. One Is the "IIAleIgh IL
btary Association, for The Improvement oil
the youth oil Raleigh Court House and yicin.
ity." The capital subscribed 10 lar IL $1,000
aud the limit 10 the stock L fixed al 5000.
The principal OtFico 10 10 be Of Raleigh Court
House, and the Cofpofatots are FIVE gentle.
men Of that village. The charter expires
January I, 1880.
The other two companies have their prin.
cipal offices at Charleston, one being steam
packet company and tie other mihing a..
ISOLATION. The latter has capital stock Of
sl00,0OO, Of which q, lQQ heS beeh subscribed,
II y called the ''kanaWha Mining Company
aud its object Ia 10 mine and ship coal and
make coke. The charter expires September
q, 1901. and the cOtpOfatOfS, five In number,
live ClnelestOn, Coal Valley and Ports.
mouth.
1.-THE KanaWha Steamboat Packet Com.
pany, tor the hutpase ol owning, hiring nav.
igatlng and funnIng steamboats,, for carrying
passengers and freight and towing bafgeS and
other vessels, between oil points on the Kama
villa river or Ohio river, or any Of thelf tfibu.
tafies," expires by Limitation on November
1901. -Four. thousand dollars have been sub,
scribed TO the capital stock and 100 bGld In
for the pufposes 81 Incorporation, The bfiyi.
lege being deserved Of increasing the stock.
by sales Of additional shares, 10 &SOOO0. The
lncorPofatots are FIVE parties living al tho
pnFTnahenl Seaf WV
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1Ou cntrr, iiAtI,oi

Losf CAkEE, Harrison County, W. Va.
The citiSens Of this place and surrounding
county are anxious for tome man OF com.
tiany With capital to come and build a first
class FtOUktNa Mill Coal and water In
abundance. Situate on The line OF the O., w.
q @. r K For information correspond With
or come and zee John A. Sheets OF Daniel
Bassell, Lost Greek Station, Harrison county
W. Va
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"WlNE OF cARDUl" for Ladies' only
For sale BY Logan 4 Co,
ATLANTA ExPosrTroy.

Special Exeuralon, November ., 1881.
Low Rates-A Splendid Opportunity 70
visittho IIalnay South.
Many persons having expressed desire to
visit the South during the Great Cotton Tx.
position. tile Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & II.
Louis Railway Company-Panhandle route
70 Atlanta, Ga, and return via Cincinnati
Southern Railway OH Wednesday, November
2, 1881. Tickets will he good going on NOven.
bet 9, only, and returning until Monday,
November I, inclusive.
Hound trip rate from Wheeling will be
go as. Apply. 10 ]. N. Bellevilie, Ticket
Agent, r, w 4 Ky. depot or john Hallle,
Ticket Agent, city office, under Mcclure
House, for tickets and information.
Excursion. tickets will be soldat higher rate
until December Ia, 1881,
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Yesterday afternoon the bakers wagon Of
the southside baker, NOlte, was standing In
front Of Sweeney's store, on Eleventh street,
when the team frightened and ran rapidly
mp Market street to Tenth, up Tenth 70
Main and about half square down Main.
The wagon was knocked about badly and
considerably broken up, and there was q
sudden fall In bread.
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u your child u puuY, ttettui Of peeyisi,
before yog call .phytlolAB ~ 4 bottle Oh
Denigs Worm syrup. II q az eSteIIefl
REMEDY, aiding digestion, altanethehinf M
st0ptbhl and fllIpvlBg netvo6sueiS soId
BY diuggltts 5penItl bel.le,
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BUnNErr.s CoCoAiNg,


DIo.HUBW
u Nebstt fof promoting the growth Of and
identifying tie Hair, and rendering II dark
and glossy. The Cocaine holds, in q liquid
form, 4 large proportion Of de0dOriEed Co.
Ooanut OIL, prepared expressly for this pur.
pose. No other compound possesses The pecu.
liat properties which 50 exactly suit the Vafi.
Gus conditions Of tue human half.
The stlpOFlnEily Of Bufnetrs FlavOfinR FL.
tIacts consists In their perfect purity and
great strength.
For sale 6y Logan 4 Co., Wholesale Drug.
gists, Wheeling w. Va,
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THURSDAY evening Grand Concert
will be given al LEliNERT'S FOUNTAIN
SALOON, Market street, by the Opera
House orchestra and band.
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The steamer Arizona, arrived at New
York yesterday, brought SIS, 900 in gold.
The Crescent Brewery, Of Aurora, Ind,
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
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CHOICE GOODS arriving every day al
D1LLON'S JeWelrJ Store.
THE usual merchants lunch at The New
McLnrO House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range Of the ther.
inometer as observed at schncprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday!
1850 1881
7A.A 1A.N.l2N3hN,7P.A.
"a % % % 90 u 6j 62
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This court met at 10 o'clock yesterday fore
noon, with Judge JefIcrs on The bench.
In the case IN chancery Of VIM. i. Hub.
batd, administrator, etc, vs. Theodore g.
Datlagh, al al, an order was entered, refer.
ring the cause TO q Commissioner.
ia the action Of ]. II. Lukens 4 Bro. Va
James l.. Bufley ct al, an action In debit,
ne defendants demurrer TO the plaintiffs
declaration was fully argued and submitted
t0ihe Court
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wAmrSatoS, October ~, IA N.-Fof Ten.
i,essee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
westerly winds, rising, followed by a falling
barometer, aud stationary OF lower tempeta.
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Ghs Gtteltigfnfer
Once. Nss. IS and ~ Fourteenth street.


Steam Engine for Sale Cheap.
Architectural and Agricultural Books.
Stocks for Sale.
DelrenS Best Butter
boy Wanted.
Stocks for Sale.
Opera Iouse-Ntiss Minnie Palmer and Il
y. Graham.
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SoDoDY should 20 to church, or public
meeting, hacking away and disturbing the
preacher or orator with their Cough. Use
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup at once; II costs only
Is cents bottle,
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MILLER & PRANzHE1M have the
largest and finest stock Of Gold and silver
Watches In the city. n
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Cain coscEui Thursday evening al Lehn.
ttta fountain Saloon BY the Opera House
glelei,lN and band,
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'THE farmers oil say, that Tor man and
boast ihey find nothing equal 10 al Jacobs
OIL" writes Hon. 8. II. Yoder, Globe, Mills,
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!, you wish % s.l soed bread u,s silver
lake Flour. ills the best
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,'IF1hAd 10 walk from here TO Baltimore for
II would not be without Dr. Bulls Cough
syrupiti my family, Is what we heard lady
say yesterday. Price only Is cents bottle.
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GaASD CONCERT Thursday evening at tehH
ett's Fountain Saloon By the Opera Houss
orchestra and band.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Rr iAMR HnrRf

"Li.bir COS Arniea.ed E1lrae. witch
HAZEL consider superior to any Witch
Hazel in the Market"
II. r. srour, n. D.,
jacksonville, Fla.
Cures PILES, Salt Rheum, Painful Monthlias,
and Weak Eyes Sold In fifty cents and dol.
lar sizes. NWAT
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PROPOSALS FOR coAL,
The s!sfk q The Elg-i q. ytr..,
diFscteii u tirsrsts- ~ ~, =. ~ Al9n AiA.-
CA % slplly TIE sfs1l., ,, M. h.. -,.'h.ag -,
80, sfalri 4; ls-l Ezsh ~ IL; a, eiaHtss,
~ = Jh'sa 1siasf 81. s.F3.g sl6 Bs ~ asaiS
HH'-seha9l ao7A d The e-si
sso'E.d-sehoe-i -'7'E q At ss,t
ThiHi-srha'1a a tie L.zat Il,
Ioenh-Al he shol., 10 4s5,v
.u tSS S 4 " u / t . ~ esl p,A ps
ahes 1t lhs ooGiraa, The -s.t.l '..'llu Isiin.
any AID AZ h!'ls. PHI;ss.., .li l., ,i'ellOas,
n99o * IhIFsiAy Ostga.-f : ~ NJ s5iriIet lit
Addrtss-i y u Il y. ~ ,a0g8 i
CisEE q BoaHi Q! Edlezi9a s. III s,.'mVLEl0S
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John Jones. boy employed at the Top
Mil, had the misfortune yesterday afternoon
TO have large peice Of iron fall on his foot,
50 MASKING tho toes that amputation will
pFobobly be necessary.
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LOST
FOR Rent.
GENERAL Knr,crn
PRoP0SALs FOR C04I

ITO D4N-So0J on coon ~
- 4 Ie.l aiAis. y. ~. 65Eb RgSoD CITY
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Garfield nv . II; B: N: y

Ilgnt bsfSiap5si, ~. A,9AstL bob LlmivL
edition. Literal term, AGENT, AZ eri.,
y 70 - oupies daily. Uut-l.sah o,ks,G..l ~
one. Agents never made mdlty,0 hi ftItf
Selb Itself EITeTience not ugt,S,an htIs!
known. All make iumtns prutt, p,,,U,tsl
ire. GEORGE STlNsOS & 20, Portland NV
tN,NnV
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SEN YOUR butter bucket to II. r. HehtenS
tfoeeiy store II you want a choice article,
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ALL GONE!

Notwithstanding all statements b. snTiOus
rivals % TIE contrary, We have disposed Of
The tntire lot Oi goods damaged during the
recent fire. We lave nov decided 70
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GASP pErEB1 THURSDAY evening Al I,ehn.
s sIts Fountalh Saloon BY the pPfFa HOUSE
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DOR SALE
TOR SALE.
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE

The Citizens Railway COMPANY viii ElltipI
ale. al the fn5Ht inGf " the tonr loHe 4 !
O'Clock 4. y ,sATC RDAi, NONEMBERl!, iSl, 4
LOT on which their stable formerly stood COmHyt
street and ALLEY -. Centre Wheeling, 1eui-Or
third cash, balance a, SIX, twelve and tighlq
months with interest Possession given liau,1
ISL VAN b HALL
nClS NtRllI
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Ms. John Fisher, OF the Eighth ward
while standing o., chair Yesterday for the
dislocstlng and breaking her lst arm near neal
the wrist In very painful manner
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ABoUr three weeks ago Mr.. Peter Tlemmei,
wife and two children, arrived In this city
from Nelsonyille, Athens county, Ohio, on d
visit 10 his wiie's parents, in North Wheeling.
About q week ago one Of the children was
taken III and dad THURSDAY. II was buried
Friday, and that evBhingthe father was com.
PEELED 70 return hotne 10 attend To business,
His wife did not feel very well and decided
Ssy SI1bt liz Su,babd "a tSiseIsnSsd i tot
He arrived d. O'Clock yesterday morning 70
find that his wife had been dead for two
hour. The disease that both llBl nj was the
malignant type 0i typhoid fevef The case u
q very sad one and the husband Is almost
distracted. lie L. prosperous tanner and
both were young, having been married but 4
few yeafs ago.
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mo Mormon Question.

Nxw Yonx, December ga Tribune
Washington special says: A warm DO.
bate on the Mormon question is ex.
pectsd in the House ct an early day.
when the Csmpbell.C Cannon contest
comes before that body for action. II IL
thought probable that neither contestant
will DO admitted. and an effort will be
made TO deprive Utah Of representation
40 long % polyRamy Is practiced or pro.
tectsd in that Territory. Another svi.
dspce that the majority Of the House 10
ripe for severe measures against the
Mormon hierarchy IL found 10 the gen.
srsI favor with which IL received the bill
Of willetts to abolish the Territorial
Legislature Of Utah and substitute
therefor . Legislative Council Of nine
members, to be appointed BY the Prssi-
dent and confirmed BY the Senate. It
10 understood that . majority Of the Ju-
dietary Committee have already q.
pressed themselves in favor OF that or
some measure like Il, and the probsbili.
ties are that It will DO reported fsvorably
10 the House early In the session. There
il also every probability that q measure
will be passed 80 changing the laws 70.
lstipR to evidence In the Utah courts %
to make II practicable to obtain convic.
tons for polygamy. There is q strong
disposition also to disiranohise and dis.
qualify from holding office all persons
sustaining polygamous relations.
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There has not yet been . definite clue
obtained to the perpetrators Of the hor.
ribls murder OF the Pollocks In Six.mile
canyon. Rumors OF all sorts are flying
around Of suspicious persons here and
there. The general belief Is that the
deed was the work Of tramps. . number
Of whom have recently visited the Com.
stock. The officers also share that be-
lief and are industriously following up
every triHine circumstance that might
possibly furnish . clus. Two men who
we're on the Comstock striking psssers-
by for coin Monday and Tuesday were
seen in Sutro yesterday flush with
money, aud the officers here were ut
once notified Of the fact. showing that
deep interest 10 taken everywhere In the
efforts for the discovery OF the aends.
The three shots heard by the telegraph
messenger on the evening OF the murder
we're fred by Q man on the County Hos.
pital road with . view TO attract the at.
t.ntion Of the Waterman at the Gould d
Curry and Best & Bslchsr shaft to the
Are down the canyon. and had no con-
nection with the killing Of the old people.
The reports proceeding from the house
while Il was on are doubtless came from
cartridges kept by Mr.. Pollock for his
pistols In fact he was known to keep
three pistols In the house.
The Coroner's inquest will DO held at
c O'Clock this evening.
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DISPATCHES,
First Through Train.

New YORK. December 29.-The Trib.
uns. editorially. says: Tomorrow the first
through train over the Southern Pacific
Railroad will leave San Francisco. bound
for New Orleans. and It Is probable that
. train going west will start from New
Orleans at the same time. The compile
ton Of the road connecting the Pacific
with the Gull Of Mexico Is an event OF
national interest. The frst effect on the
currents Of commerce will. no doubt. DO
to cause o large portion OF tho grain
which now goes from California to
Europe by way Of q long sea passage
around Cape Horn, to take the much
shorter route by the New Orleans road.
which will DO Of great and immediate
benefit to the metropolis OF the Gull.
which declined In business and popula-
ton during the decade following the war
and has only begun to recuper.te since
the completion OF the Mississippi jettiss.
1t will facilitate the rapid settlement OF
Northern Texas, develop the mining 70.
sources Of New Mexico aud Arizona, and
give a fresh and needed stimulus 10 the
growth OF California.