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, 1881-12-06
COMMITTEE PLACES.


,v,s,1yaToN, j. G., Dec. 5.-Spcnker
ra,fcr has as yet given 10 Indication rs to
~ AZ. ',,rnose with regard to tho committees.
H. ~, i,,n,gliate frIenls Insist will, earnest
.s rass Tint he las made no pledge. n1i IN nnt'er
~ aes ohlI4atlous Sonio Of tho leading CON.
~ s,,,,cps' l,owoyor, nro generally assigned by
s,,,Ic oolniou. Judge Kelley expects to rf-
ryst psIyo tho Ways aud Mems Committee Chair
s.s..sb{u, aud will be disappointed II lle docs
not ret It. lie does nat appoar to l'are my
Nv. .1sn,nct[tor for tic place. II is supposed that
II. i1.seock will be appointed Cho[tWon OK
,ho r Co,npittco OH Dnrttng and Commerce,
a sn, Mr. Kasson ilas been talked Of for tho
,nst,ion Of Chairman Of THO Committee
- FnreIgn Affairs, fur which, of course, l'e
he eis prcunllnentIy qualified, and In view oil
I'm fact that our politics will now hnvc
49, uonE RI 10 WITH FoNE1Gy AFFA1lts,
I, n,ny be more important committee than
y y for mr., sop,o years has been. 1t Is, However,
H. M means certain that knsson will receive
,na n1acc, Ortiz In atso suggested for the
r",eIe1, Affairs COMMITTEES. Wisconsin OK
nects Ii have m important GI,alrinansf'ip
r, Williams, WIN Inns bpeh n member OF the
EEn.eiqu At{nfrs Committee, 1t ta thought
,rr1ot,Il ike 10 be CllNlrlnNn Of TINT commit
w. m IT tho Eclcetl0ns Committee. 1lr
naund nspre8 to tic Craftsmanship OF tle
ion,,nerce Committee. Guenther, although
NM member, wishes to De n member o.
III cotn1utttcc. >1ta2clt0N luOks for Clnir
wMn,,shiih md nlsO all assignment rs d nlo11
%ar Of ali Important committee.
, 1881-12-06

THEY HAVE DEEM M1sitEFl!EsESTEn.
WAsutlsoToS, u. G.. Dec. 5.-Aiartincz.
Ch,lIan Minister here, received today II cable
dispatch from VIcnna, Secretary Of the Chill
ian Lega.ion Mt Paris, calling his attention TO
paragraph published III tic London Stand
unl Dec. I, a,,ti repub!ished III tie United
States, In which Secretary Vtcuna is re-
portet( 10 have said tile Chi]lans had sup
presaed Caldsron's Government, to which
the United States hail extended spccial
patronage. Secretary V!cuna, In the dis
patch, asserts tl,at he said not''-
lng wllatoynr about tho patronage
II tha United States, md intlmatcs TINT tho
Standard purposely misquote1 him, or put
words In his mouth which ho never used.
le also declares that his languago In
the correspondence alluded to by the
S,d1ttIani Was most respectful toward tho
United Stntes Martinez believes tho clrctl.
tatton In England and the United States ut
expresslon, enormously attributed tn Vicnna
was prompted by pers0ns WHO desire to err.
Ute prejudice In both countries against
ChilI, ind thus unsettie the present
!flehdy relations between Chill ald the
gn!teA States.
, 1881-12-06
NOTES..
ChIsI.IEIE.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 5.-Representa-
tye Carlisle says, with reference to thu p,,D-
listed report that lie will soon introduce Il
aso'ntion toinqestsgnte Secretary "inaom's
lhanc!al policy, that lic does ,l0t contemplate
1ltroducinG my such resolution, although,
Shei financial topics come lip for action In
the House, 1Vlndum's policy will doubtless
b fully discussed.
THE c1I1slsTIASoY n1voIsCE SUIT.
again came to Il halt. Charles Goodman was
again missing, After glvtnEsl,ls testimony
iast Thursday night, ho was to return the
following day mud stRu the deposition. but
has nut appeared since. It has been ascor-
alnal TINT he left this city rs suddenly rs OH
he first occasion, and Is now III New York.
lits testimony, and that Of Mary Chamber
lam, another Now York witness, will bo OF
20 consequences until Signed. The coul,sel
!of Mia. Christ lancy, while unable to explain
@s s', ,'anns Conduct Insist that 5ot witnesses
afs taken to settle the matter the case cuIl-
Dol proceed.
CONFEDERATE NOTES.
United States Treasurer Gilllllan Informed
correspondent who llal applied to HIN Tor
i@n!etMas!o,, @ on tiie sMh5eet OF Confederate
niales notes that the United States Govern
mtht Ind neyer inhtle ~ offer for such cur
seaeS afa does not destte my.
DoLLAIA.
During the week ending Dec. s, b3t .hN
MaAdaEl silver dollars WcrU put into clrollla
sss ss nga'nst net s5a 400 for the corresponding
:, THE surngME COURT,
~ a.,, ~ opinion prepnred by Justfca Matthews
~ Mtes!9ses uiat o Sheriff III not personally l!Able
W snM 9aslaSes, he l'aving oboyed u nalidatq ol
kCQOTt-thuC s&G all NJ
, 1881-12-06
A New Ltne to Chicago from tile East.
2pfetdl plsrateh 10 IhA ChseaQo 1ftbuna.

WARnEN, Pa, Dec. BAN announcement OF n
very important character has bcen tnalc, find
crcutca quito IN excitement III railroad circles.
For somo tfno past 1t bus been ruMorcQ Rouut
that tho baltimore s. Obi0 and Eu1ato, Pttts-
burg T. Western Railroad cosnpantcs were soon
to iOln hands md form u combination for pp0n'
Ing II line bqtwecn Lake Eric and Chicago. Thia
plum has now been perfected, and It Ia authors
tatiye3y 1tased IN quarters well lafostAea upon
tAo matter that contract giving tho m0st lib-
cral tosnss to tho I9uIalo, rltisburE Western
KalIroad Company has bcon ssgue1 by tho Dftl-
GERS of that corporation and the f9altlMoro s
Ohio ltatiroad Company. ny this agreement tho
extension tn Chicago junction frDm NowcGst1n
Ia prominent and thriving town In Lawrenoe
County. Pennsylvania, l'u Inilcs in l0nRth, will
pe constructed ut ut,ee, and thus tho baltimore
s 0hlo Nlilroad vii! socuso IN outlet 10 l.aks
Erie, Uesttles the aburu elnGsAUt. it Is lttlor-
stoed Tint tho nutlAlo. plt!sburg Y Western
liailroad company hss sis'1ea u frS'Rht oont!a9t
rosI W.1 Ganps"y Ca @ rio IniiaIo. pittsburx wcst-
cru aud baltimore. d Ohio Companies wy lnsvr.
| change fr1tKht Antl passengers oser the chicago
In response TO q Telegram, NJ, John W;ssJones
Iresiiort q tho nailala, l,i!tsb.sE .S WsstarE,
&c osa wasss esssspsa sSs assas ~ sst
s eeSas 1t Il too al i,aifao, Now York i Fhiladclrais
s tas ituil, jot ". Gaprett, & Trestdst ii t6e ns.
tImore s. Ohlo ltaslroad Company. and other Df-
ttIAiX relative 10 CGIrE!Gthlk tlo toULAdk PIo-
posed. Upon tho coIe!aslot uf this business tho
enttru party Will tnaku Il tour nt tue uiatn Inc
Of. tho buffalo, Fittsbnrg T. Western 43aItroad
| anil III cxtuasluus.
| rho peopta at the pcnpsyivanie oIl-re9tons
| aro dat9hte4i With tho prospect ut havlnx q
| u4tpk lint Of transportation tU l4ako Erie and
th4 Wost, Thu prapos0ti e1!!lecttnn Ut the BAL
tttuore s. Ohlu and hulialn, pittsburX y Western
Ital!roads will open ~ e'Milltry rich WIN min.
will hastoTl tho development ot tue great snEn,
misunderstanding tntertat, tUwhloh Intlliuus q
dultars nrv Invested, Tho new rAilro4l vii
touch every petroleuM.p producing centr0 witt
TIC stpxlo exception Of the neWlY. .opo,.ed he!d =
lllchhurs, AlieKany County, Western Now York
1t Ia not ut Rit1nlprthuhID that TINT oil 1stFtc
Will b1 tapped ayentualiy by bsauch road.
, 1881-12-06
THE MESSAGE.

sptttat Dtspdteh to 11s Chtcaoo 7Ttb1inA
WAs,IlSnTox. D. e.. Dec. 5.-The message
nj President Arthur would ttav" beell de-
Iyssed to both Houses totny hN'l tile House
heen oreanIzctl In time. 1t Is In type at tho
f,Dyern,nent prlntlue-olllce. Que proof has
hecn taken from the type, and Is In tho Pres
bea,'s porsounl possession. No more copies
hare been struck of. The type nre locked
IN In safe with combination lock, OF
which the Government l'rlnter alone knows
thu key, and special watcl, has been I'laccd
nbo,,t tho safe anil to guard the approaches
ID lie building. Moreover, tho Governments
Printer Inns been advised that II tile mes
SAFE becomes public through him It will be
ground for Immediate removal, md Prcsl.
dent Arthur is not likely to give tho message
out litusolf,
, 1881-12-06
OpcnluE Of bids for she Construction
Of Southern Roads.

t3p<oeat Dlpal&h to 4hs Ehfeaoo 1HbuH2.
C1NctNKArI, Dec. 6.-lenGrul- Manager John
Scntt nnd tho Executive Committee OF tho cin-
cInuati, Now Orlenns s. Texas Pacific, With Chief
Engineer nonsoa.en. toaay opened bids for tho
grading auu tscatIng Ut that Vlcksbura 4 Mo-
rll,lan and Now Orleans i Nortteaatcru Roa1s.
For The fornor tF,rty-o'Rht' sul,cs' tiftcen bids
on grading md ntnu Oh trostttug wcro received;
for tho latter {,inety-tiyo iulosl tWcnty-four on
Rri.dIil0 and seventeen IN trcstinH. With twcn-
ty-thrto miles already lot acrnsa Lake FOnchRr.
trn, this letting WILL leave only about snvv!!ty.
ilYp miles Ut thu air-ljnU fran Meridian to Now
Orleans tU 10 put ut,dtc SonsEuct. Tho figures OF
tho bids will not D9 inad0 known. except to tha
parties chiGtly Interested, until tue award u
m&le,,
, 1881-12-06
BLOODY DEEDS.

Murder Of NKothcr and Citatd> Quo
Woman Killed by Another. asad
Homicide Ia FLORIDA.
ANTIOCH. ua, Dec ID. d. O. lewis tntMty
fasmer living near this plncs, loft bis house yes.
terday to visit his ruothor. On h.a Fetnsa 10
found his wife and three'ycar-old CHILD s!ae
by side on tha ttaor hcatcn to deatb. a ncRFo
suspected Of tho crime Ia In jail.
hIEa. AnEllu te4rned that ber husband waa a.
tho house Of 5tzs. Jackson, and won't to Mss'
Jaokson'a house and <stAbbed hnr four s'mes'
killing hcr- Mra. Angn Il u stnd!son 1a!!: ,, ,xo
yestaadsy sl,Jt md killed y. =. aHsfesa booaase
ths latter whipped sha far'nsrs cnsla. and
william Lealts, tw1 no.ortSus y shssaetess, ss,ooS S
ou Diamond atra.t, to-night, in she voufse VI
which isie struck AforHythy n Mho Dat t'o t;,nx fsw
Elm utmost Instantly. The lnurisrer IN tho ek.
.pIten,ent Wh!ah followed uiaio bly, ese1Pet ~ nut
Wus afterwards funnd by Ito potce ~ oellgr :
Whptt, he ha4 xceEetel ass1Aele. Laslla wua ~
| yeaEs OF aye and lnarrlsd.
, 1881-12-06
ki0HIUARY.
5vst$Af nltN1

,bVs*aas l13afsss % 2Ae EAsaa' a7O""A
Auius,tA. Ill, Dec. &-The seasatns Ut Mss.
Nancy t4lll were brought to Anrosa to-day for Ill
tsrnene, She IL the sister OF Ha.nuel Nccarty.
oae ot the earlieit settlcrs III Aurora. hta. Hill
was hug resident OF Aurora, and has tnany
rrleula hero, For tue list few years she bad
heeu living ae ,Watseks. Ill, aud ttaFs hsr
death toak plaue Tho services wore held 'Q the
EEta N6lnpstlst Ehu{pn+
, 1881-12-06

The Pacific National nnnk Of Boston.
DosroN, Dec. b-The Directors OF the Iae!Ae
National Hank and Ilank- Examiner Necdhnm
waro In session tonight up to 7 O'Clock endcav-
oring to asryo at a solution Of tho completely
wh!uh exista In the bank'a aHatra. Thu tcoltng
seemed to prevail among them that u favorable
tss,iu woufl bc brought about Within two or
thrco days. The optnt0n was uxpressed ttlat the
ohnllnes tor tho bank canttntnE oustneeSs undur
a reorganization wcre altogether fnVGrabe... q
dispatch was rooo!vaa tonight from Cuntf0iler
Knox 8Ayiug hU bud exfonlea the tltue Tor tna
bank to reOFRaut1e 10 tou dNya from 4ate, OF
uptH the AEtesnboo Of LuG. Ii.
, 1881-12-06

tns to remove tho debrts ~ fast AZ It aceurnu-
intcs. Al large fofce as Is available viii bo
put upon tho work. Il M Winter proves AZ
building will bo woE advanced by spring. and
tho wholo depot viii be finished within tho In
tended two years,
, 1881-12-06

Disease and It'd Cure" As follows:
LIST OF DISEASES CURED By
RADW AVS
SaPSaDapjlIjsl ReSdY6nt,

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carfes Of tho Bone. hu.
mors Ia tho Hood, scr.,fuluua Dtseasea. Bad Or
Fevar Sorea, ChrDnio or Old Ulcers, Hait Raeuin.
Itlckett. White Swelling. 6cad Bead. Utcrlne
Affections, Cankefs, 1lAudular wclltuas Noucs,
Wast3pg and Decay OF tho Dody. Pfmplee and
Dlo&cbes Tt1rnore, Dyspepsia, Kidney and glhd-
der DIeenses, Chronic Rheurnat1s11 and G1nf.
Consumption. Grnvel. and Caicuionk Deposits,
and varieties of the ab0vc complaints 70 which
Bu.nptt1nns nro given hpoctous names
Possesses the curative power over these tieahaea
that tahwny's Hesosrout furnishes. II Cures 9teP
ty step surely from tho foundRt ton. and reatnres
tne Injured parts TO tholr sound condition.. Tho
wn1tob Of tho body nzc Atopped. and heuithy
blood ID supplied to tho ayateEu from which now
nnterfal Ia formed. Thts ii tho first corrective
power OF Railways Kesolveut-
In caseB wacre the system has been bauVateut
and Mercury. Quicksilver. Corroelve Subl!mate>
have accumulated aud become dopoalted In ths
bones, Joints, etc. causing carries Of the boncs.
awclsfn9e, varlcoao veins, etc., tho 6areapafna
will resolve away these deposits and extcrtnl-
uato tho virus Of tho diacase from the aystem:
II those who arc taking those medlcines, TOE
tho euro nf Chronic BcrofA!ous Or hyphti!t!o
cases. however allow may be tho cure. "feel BET
tor" Rn1 tlud thotr Reuotnl health inptDvinQa
their lesh aud weight Increasing. or oven keep
INK Ito OWL It IL surn sign tint the cure 10 rfo-
crossing. In these diseases the patitnt either
gets better or worse-tho virus q tho disease q
rot inactive; II NOT arrested and driven from tho
tho constitution. As soon a. the sarsaparliia
| makes tho patient "feci better" evaFy houf
| you Will grow better and Increase In heslths
Rtrnpyt1. nD1 Nehh.
, 1881-12-06

Ttera can be H., better RulTAntea of tha vA!ua
or iii. H1nwAY'a old established R. Il. RxAS.
piEY thsn the b43s and worthless mutations Of
them, a. thefa Rre Faiso hesotyents, ke1'eta MAJ
PillY, Dc Surc and ask for HRtWay'e, and 3ae
that tho aalps "NaaWA1" " On Nhas 1ou huIs
, 1881-12-06

CtNp4N1ATl, Dec. 6---Abous atty labosers
from tho ll1!o Of the DiK Four bcgau toaslug
down tho building Gil tho slto Ut the proposed
union depot thls morning. a traox Ia also be-
Ing laid from 6,nllh 4tteet toward the property
recently purchased tor tho 1cput, thu object po"
, 1881-12-06
TIE CABINET.

=. n EulI'Nl5Fss
Spsetas DispateA to Tbs Chteaao 7Ffbuns.
WAsl,1saroS, D. G., Dee. 5.-n1s now cS-
pected ,l,at but two Cabinet appointments
viii be made at present, ard Il is believed
that they will be Folger to the State Depart
uent and Brewster to Att0rney-Gcneral.
, 1881-12-06
An Indianapolis Paper Dealer III
Trouble,

1pfetdt 0s1rdFeh 70 3M EA1toa6 7TlbHHA
INDIANAPOLIS, Iad.. Dec. 6.--John +. Wood,
wholesale papcr-dsaser Of this alty, ls reported
10 10 In financial straits. autts hAving becn coI-
mo1ced which aro expected to result IN an us+
sIgnn,ent for tho bonoht Ut creditors. Thu total
iiOra arp It. Frank Kennedy, Of this city !pru-
fuErslj, ChGttlcI Il Woods, Of C!ncl1tats, tho
Cleveland Paper cesnpany. and lsadler, smith
& Co., OF Chicago.
, 1881-12-06
Annual Meeting OIL the I'lttshurg q:
IuuuellAyllie.

6p<ftaf DapatcA to 3hs Eattdoo Tribune.
p1TrsBuHG, Pa, lee. a.~Stockholders Of tho
pEttsburY l. connsilsvjlla Hallway held their
annual meeting tu thls city to-day. Tbs ssoss
, 1881-12-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


Danford NIakes n Compromise With Ills
Creditors and IL Released.
6psttat Dtspateh to 1As Chteaao Tribune
LEAvESwoltrit. Kas., Dec. b-A Wichita spe-
ctal ststos that Dnnfora'a matters have Decn
compromised, and that Dantord, h!e vito, and
smith passed tuers this evening on their way to
Osags city. gentleman from Caldwell who
ca1no up states that tho settlement Was on q
basts OF 60 cents On tho dollar cash and tho bal
auQe Ia ono year, secured by real estate. nr.
Tanner, whti run drugstore IN thu bunk build.
inX, was taken our OIL the pEatrie Inst p3Kht and
tho relAdona between him and lanf1rd In rt-
garu to tho st0ra, but they could get n"thlnK
positive out Ut him moro than that ha was alM-
ply clerk In charge.
, 1881-12-06
Railways Regulating ! g,.|' Pills. 5.
Perfect P1roatsets, saothi"g 4nss'rtsnn y s's A'e
Natural ii Their Operation. -
4 VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR 0Al0lEl

Perfectly tasteleas. elegantly coated win
sweet gum, pprEe, reaulate' purify c1eanso'
III M4nwAfs pI11s for tho curs Of alt disorders
of the Stomach, Liver, I3owas, Kilneye, ulaa.
tpr Nervous Nseasea, Headache. Constlpauohs
(,atiy0Ilces Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Htllousne4sf
Fever. inflammation Of tho Bowels, Pllos, ana
Iii deranQpm9nts Of the 1nternal Ytsoera. Wars
fapted 10 OBJECT u permanent curo. Purely veg
etallc, continuing no mercury, minerals or del"
~ 5bseryo the following symptoms result
ing from diseases Of tho digestive or9ans: Con.
stlpatiop, InwueA Piles, FAlluots OF tho hool Ia
the Hond, AcldIty Of tho Stomaoa. N9lsss:
iieartb,srn, disgust OF Food, Fullness ot wel9ns
IN tho 6tutnHch, Sour EElctatons. sink!n9 or
FtuttcrFnx 1t tho Heart. Choking or Suffering
seIlsaliona whsa in lying posture, l3ots 1f
Wnbs befaso tho Slight. Eever and uult pain III
Tic Ueni, Deficiency uf Precipitation, Yellow
moss Of The skin and EyeA Pain tn sae Stdes
iiraast, allt Limbs, and Sudden blushes OF Aeas,
Uurnti9 Ut tho Flesh. 49, &C.,. .s
sys1vEo ffprs I'll The uhoveuau.ad dl*ordsss.
Price, ~ Csnts Per Boz.
We repeat TINT tho reader must consult ouF
books aud papers on tae snn5eos ~ 81 @ssaaes asa
thairouEc, among which may " nauso'
i EAtso a14tt ZfAs."
HIfudlcaH OH lrrttahts UfesAFU
j. l.|iaIuaV OH Aesuftaa.n
And otha1e relating to dlfcsnnt oIassea OF nls~
ea't'' SOLD DY DRUGGISTS,
READ "FALSE AND TRUE"
Send lstter-stamp 10 RADWATS O., 20.
~ lFarrsHs cor. CAure's. stss Nst0. lork. N:
formation WORTH Thousands will b. aent YOU
l
, 1881-12-06

gptttat Dtspdfeh 10 1hs CAfeaeo Tribune.
BOSTON,, Dec. 5.-Csrus ", Field. Huescll Sage,
Jay Gould, u. H. Dr!etow, Lo urnnd u. Cannon,
aud number Of other railroad magnatb< pr
rived today TO attend the annual meeting Of the
New Fork l. New England 1sailroad toHorfow.'
Thoro IL l1tlo to be got tonight Of the p1ans for
capturing tho road, It is well understood that
these men hold controlling stock interest, and
tho chief among hem-Jay Goud-studlouslS
avoided reporters. Mr. Cannon. howovor, said
tho road Is regarded by thoso now In chiet inter-
est rs pieco Of property Of grcat value
as related to Its capital and debt
and Its Immediate resources In bua1ness and
thaso which arc prospective and counted upon
with cestutnty. It has capital OF fD.000,oO4
a debt OF $t0W0,0v, aud has 40
miles Of track running through tho
beat part OF New England. It has good hust-
ness, and Its prospective frcightlng.. Of course.
greatly AuRtnents IT. value 10 tho view or those
now chiefly insercsto1;. :" Wnenever these PEI, p,,,
ii oncu have tho road double-traekea with 1.eel
wM not ,,o,,,.s g. sssaseA ,ns any t,cset IT.;
elected tomorrow viii without doubt be tho one
controlled ~ the Visiting purity. and the Nov
York & Naw England will hereafter be all outlet
Ut the Eric and rcunsylvanla uondd. and will
make connection with the New York syStChl ot
elevated roads, thus giving 1t an ntitlot dow1'.
tuwu. 1t Ia not known huN the Stnfe Interest
in tho road VIII be cast, but II Is thought thf
| Gould.SaHe- Cannon clique cnn get along WITH
! out 1t.
, 1881-12-06

Suit AGajnat tlao Wabash for Damages.
8pt.sdt DspAtsh to TA4 Ch&eaeo Tribune
DECATUR, IT., Doc, k-Jobn Cole haa sued tho
Wabash Nn!lway Company to facoyor $fo.000
alleacd damages resulting from an Injury re-
ccived by hie wife, who had her leg broken by
being thrown from a waH0u. Tba team was
frightened by passing train.
, 1881-12-06

Tie New York & Now England to 8o
Doub1c-TkMekcd.
Dos7ov, Dec. 6.-Tho Now York L Nov Fin.
gland Railroad Will be doubie-tsaokc soon
aftor the Goufd- Field combination take control.
The new hoard Of 1,!re1tors will be chosen TucR-
day. Tho 4tntu will haro q roprce0ntatlve.
, 1881-12-06
milwaukee, & st. Paul In tho West.
Sp<e{ai Dtspofeh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.


sioux CITY, In., Dec. h-Cbtof Engineer
Ktmbal1, OF the Milwaukee, & st. Paul. gavo
railroad man these points about tho compauy'o
new line betwcun Marion aud Council Bluffs:
uy January It IL expected to hnvo the track taid
from Marion west to Coon Rapids. The Des
Motncs ttvcr will be crossed on temporary
trestlo bridge, and sinno for tho obutmou!s Of
tho permanent brIdRo brought In attcrNhrd.
Another section, from Nicola wost to within
hree miles OF Council Hints, Will be finished by
New Years. This will complete 10 miles OF
truck, leaving slxty-nIne n.os to lay ln tho
sprlua. 1t is expected that nil tho bridging
OH tho part ct tho grade not ironcd Will be tan-
tsied by Now Years. East Of the Des Mosnea
lssor The grading is finished, West OF that
ssses.n these Is oaly utout i hundred thousand
yards Of earth 10 nure. and the weather ma
ronds nro Ill excellent condition for raflEoad
werk. Tho tine h.la boetl built With casF grades,
uat CURVES belug laid with hoavy steel rails.
und well ballnated. 1t u the intention
Ut the company TO- mako IL tho oest
p!cco Of ruHd OF Its length west
Of thu Mississippi. From another
source comes tho news that tho trhcklayera who
suspended work on tho Audubon branch OF tho
Northwestern hare been ordered to resume
tracklaylng. Thts lrancn runs from Manning
Gust twenty-five miles to Audubon, and is build.
tur to head olI d line TINT tho RocE lstand Road
hns built to Audubon.
, 1881-12-06


Senator Davis formally convened tho
Chamber at noon.
The credentials Of Sennior.clcct Window
were presented, and l,e was duly qualified
aid entered upon his duties.
Resolutions for tic appointment Of COM
mlttces Of notification to tho House Of Repre-
scntattvcs and tia President. Informing them
OF the organization. were adopted.
Mr.. Sherman introduced. u bill to provide
for tic issue nf ! per cent bonds. Tifs bill
authorizes the Secretary. or my Assistant
Secretary of The Treasury, 10 receive inwful
money nf tile United States to tic amount of
$50, or any multiple OF that SHIN. and to Issue
in exchange therefor a1l equal nI1tUnnt or
registered or coupon bands of tho United
StNtea, bearing Interest ut tl!e rate OF . per
cent per allnnn', ,Eayable quarterly or senl, r.
exempt from MI taxation, to be payable ut
tile Treasury hfter JAN. l, 1887, mid the
utDlicy received for tf,esu bonds to be applied
solely for the redemption OF ~ per cent
bonds. THIS aggregate amount to le deposit
ell under this net Is mt to exceed S:00, ,000, GOO.
Atr. Etlmuhds Offered 4 resolution to colt.
ti,lun tho committees Us they existed last
session.
Mr.. pugh moved IN amendment authorlz-
| Ing the Iresitcnt Of the Senate to decide
whether the quantities. slsull be equally
Or otherwise Divided between the two poEiti
] cal parties. Laid over without action, nnl
| the Senate adjourned.
, 1881-12-06

Sptetdt bttpa1eA u tn GAteaao Tribune.
LINCOLN, Ncb,, Dec ga number Of official
changes In tho burlington de Missouri 1tafsroad
Ia Nebraska took place today. chief OF which
was Tint OF Dlv!aton. superintendent phllppf.
Of tho Chicago. Burlington & Quincy. Assist.
ant. superintendent Thompson hns bocn pro"
NOTED 10 Superintendent.
, 1881-12-06

Tlle First TralM from N1NhIstee, N1lchs
pEgxo.r, AlIrh., Dec. h-Jha hrst passenger
tflp IN The Bianlttco Hranch OF the Flint s. Pore
Marquette Ratlro4l eumo through today.
Twenty ,n'tes Vi truck are completed. end the
the btiIRea psruit. 7The iron Il being laid. At
prpAel,t u boat contacts Rt Strunlch with tho
irutp WatuI1 thua gturts Hvo mlle2 trtln Aaotbee.
, 1881-12-06
TA4 Nurtlasycstorn Dcr1arcs . Senaa- Ans
nhnl DlvtdeAA VI y Per Cent.

NkW York, Nco. 1.-THE Ulrsctora Of u
Northwestern to.day, declared se1nl- aunua
dividend Of per cent On common and quas
tbrly dividend ut ~ pac cent OH peeferre
stock. aud payable Loo. ~. The books will b
clusel ucQ. u.
, 1881-12-06

road h,nds to tho amount OF fooo, no. which
wore exchanged. ~ provided by the statuta: fnr
io mat onds II tno pany: Theso CSC
cntt,o on,Mt tfrassctl. wfen, unicr nh agreement.
shoy ' wore woro exchanged fGr nn ctluai
atnount Of tho capital stock of
pp4scsscti at tic limo of tho foreclosure md
sa'a of ri, ot tho properly flghts, aud trsuch!aes
70 tho flochestcr & 1Ittsburg I!nlrt,ah COMPANY
& Fittsburg ltaiiroal Company went Into pos-
sesston q taa road, ths cty s9d ~ stock ! for M
apDlfed. as far al it Will 10, tn the payment OF
III notltiel aoht Of &00o,60G Tho sovnrai tpwnH
along ti,o lIno OF tho Jato Roohcstor State 1ino
Kai{rnntl atso Nvaiibtl thesnecsrea Of tho eppae-
tunity Ut tsalitrg, to Il iar9e amount: tonts in
AID of this road, which w6ro n!ho subsequently
exchanged for lts capital stock, Of which they
thoy ntu still tue owners and hu[dora.
, 1881-12-06
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