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The daily gazette., 1881-10-12
THIRD EDITION
Baltimore's Grand Pageant.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. IL, 1881,

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. IL, 1881,
The PROCESSION of tableaux to-
night was scene of rare beauty and
brilliancy. The entire route Of nearly
six miles flashed with calcium elec''
trio and variegated lights, which gave
to the gaudy decorations OF aags and
gay trimmings throughout the line a
fairy-like appearances. Baltimore
street, from the western to the east
ern portion Of the city, presented all
the hues of rainbow. The process
sion moved from Boundary avenue,
near Druid Hill Park over Madison,
Entaw, Fayettee Casey, Baltimore
and Broadway streets, and was wit
messed by thousands of people, who
occupied stands and blocked the side
walks and adjacent streets. The
French guests occupied a stand
erected especially for them at the
intersection of Baltimore and
Howard streets. The grand pageant
composed of about thirty floats,
illustrated almost every branch Of
science, including history, from the
building of the pyramids to the pre-.
sent day commerce, song mythology i,
trade-in short almost every CON
ception that could be illustrated.
Among the most notable was the
local triple float" America supreme"
drawn by eight horses led by grooms
IN Lord Baltimore col ors. The first
float represents Europe, typiied by
Great Britain. On the front are tw o
figures bearing the royal standard of
England. On throne sits Queen
Victoria, attended by her maids of
honor comforting the Order of the
Garter Grouped around are the
principal dignitaries of the Court.
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To Survey the Delaware Divisi ON

Charles Il. Ladomus, civil engineer,
Of this city, who has been employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany TO locate depots along the Della
ware Division and perform such other
duties as may be found necessary, left
yesterday for his new field Of labor.
He goes TO FELTON,, Delaware, arst,
and then to Harrington. Messrs. AL
fred Taylor and Edward Powell 90
company him as assistants. - Chssts,
Times.
Inquiry Of the Delaware Railroad
officials in this city reveals the fact
that the above item has no foundation
whatever.
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ConkIfng 10 Carrie eIa,

1t Is said that among the late Presi-
dent Garfield's private papers is the
following note from Hon. Roscoe
Conkling, written during the Chicago
Convention "My dear Garfield If
there is to be dark horse in this con-
vention, there is no man whom /
would prefer before yourself" The
reply from the late Pre- sident was
my dear Conkling: There will be no
dark horse in this conv. ntion. am
for Sherman. But the tornado came
which swept Grant from the field and
caused tho nomination Of Garfield.
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Seats In the N. Y. Cotton Exchange

The initiation fee OF the Cotton Ex-
change, which is now $4,000, will he
SlO,OV0 beginning next Saturday. There
are now seventy applicants tor mem
bsrship, Among the applicants is a
cotton merchant of Havre, France. OF
The new members about sixty will buy
seats from the Exchange, and not from
other members, as has been the rule.
Thus fund OF 100000 Will be accu-
mulated, which IL is proposed to make
Tue nucleus OF building fund. FIVE
seats III the Petroleum Exchange were
sold yesterday at $500 each.
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Death From Hydrophobta.

James Lewis, a six.year-old boy,
who lived on Cow lane, Frankford,
N. j., was bitten four times on the
hand by Spitz dog on September
Is. The wounds were sewed up, but
not cauterized. On Wednesday
spasms set in and yesterday the child
died in great agony of hydrophobia.
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SENATE oHeAs,..,.1
the Present. .eaaesnS",lean S",s Isu.

ne Present Duty Dt"% "1.."I .suI
~, NEWPORT, R. l., oe'' a',a' 10
inc ,'s sai,aeh issue this evenings less nsisp lilsp
Ssna'1i for wSioh Alter referring session - o.
says - ''uy was cony1
under the eircumstuavn,nneotc
presiding pres din officer bssuv's before ito to shd
TORS are sworn in ia .v a.,.,,s tas neJ
almost amd .t unbroken line iuuee''O,lshed .,
sna.d,ls ana that they will Iii iu,ist ~ pse
dae,el'e Zee !, this right ths1s hs,S' W
ae.,,n.,o doubt. To attempt 'u.Is to s,.s M
destructive S'a tactics would nj dpste'sd ss
partisan e,ci,oy cv VI say any thing i,
feeling would be- Iittis il snd Il.s str /, 4
NAL: Patriots eyervvss v iess thai
sas an nm Importance of orderly dy'1 n,1s| y
sna,, snail be no repetition 1'f' Of 10 ta1
such sue s,'n as made every lover III oi ,ns N
s,,. Try blush last spring ring u whs. d
attempted a., to place Cy5h,ml wlsa| a]
fees. '''' Vi The Se}
The Press argue. that tb.,. 4,
no deadlock and the sen,,' !
transact trans, its business promptly ,
)ourn. 1t continues -
The present officers ara a.u..
oe sure, aud one-half ,hs s'~0c Sss'
oe republicans, but because M, sSa ~,
cans have the power to o's do ~ 'ae se
cure II, Will they turn out o., oo'" y,
simply because they are d, S"'.. Svyu
remember that when The San.,. ,
into the hands of The dsmns'' u.'s
they made wholesale chsua'l uus''
omces a large portion of ss. ,hs =.
press was uDspatlng in ia cr,,i NJ ,
true civil service reform rsoai, nan
us principles shall be applied st''
when they keep our party Out
as when they put ii in. and Vas u',.
should prefer TO see GOOD rsn.Si rII
public positions we would p,s,,I pssI
10 witness a long and upseemI, ,''
Va .he Senate al this lime over,
oil The spoils, for such il re,lly !.
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The Star Route Cases

WAsHISGroN, October l1.-On the
opening OF The Criminal Court thi.
NOR nlne several Of The counsel engaged
Tor the defense in the Star route case,
made their appearance, and one of them
Enoch fotLel, presented motion ~
rescind the order made a few days ago
authorizing the information TO be fled
he MOTION sets forth that no notice OF
such Information was given; that The
Court is without jurisdictions; that The
proceedings are not authorized by law
etc. A day for argument will be fixet
by counsel for both sides.
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DRESS GOODS
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,

A chudda dress-fabric at
so cents,now ready,is the best
we ever had at the price by a
long way; all-wool and AZ
inches wide.
Two small-fgured cotton
and-wool damasses, one hav-
lug an obscure stripe effect,
both in many plain colors,
yard-wide; IS cents. The
damasse is of wool, but has a
decided silk-like look. The
figures are very small and
the whole effect is peculiarly
neat.
A French armure with
polka-dot figure in damasse
Of self colors at 60 cents is
noteworthy, not SO much per-
haPs in any other way as for
JOHN WA
Thirteenth Street Chest
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Murder by shotoIpr

MORRISON. Tenn. Oct. lS. |
In Van Buren county on 4
Jesse Martin, a white nau.
lsh Wood, colored out q IN
and after asking why be had |
ed his infraclion of the interu,|
venue laws and, without waNl|
an answer, fred two loads of |
shot into Woods body. The
died IN a few hours. lie said ID
killed for nothing as he had no
ported Martin at all. Martin b
yet been arrested.
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U. .. Dlstrics Conrt.

In the u. District Court this morning
the defense closed their examination Of
Witnesses In the case OF John b. Pink
ham, who is charged with Illegally in
auencing Patrick Hickey to vets at the
Second Ward polls, on last election day. /.
At the conclusion OF the testimony, Dis
trict Attorney Patterson opened for the
Government aud continued to argue the
case up to 1.30 O'Clock, when court
took recess for thirty minutes.
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From Yesterdays Late Edition.
r.xi.x or win Checks.

Under the rules Of the Pennsy ylvania
r. r., the employees on the p, W. Il b.,
branch are being paid of this month with
checks. The checks contain the name
and amount due each employe, but are
drawn 70 the order OF II. +. Kenney the
Superintendent, who In turn smprlnts
his name upon the back. Yesterday
afternoon the clerks In the First Nation
al Bank, wss kept busy cashing cbecks.
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The GARFIELD Fund.

NEW YoRK, October 10.-The sub
scriptions to the Garfield fund aggre-
gated 1899, S9s.79 at 10 m. to-day. The
fund will close on Saturday, the 18th
inst, and on Monday, the l7th, a full
list OF oil subscriptions will be given
to the press.
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.sThs Asbury Review

The above caption Is the title Of .
neat little pamphlet issued by the As
bury M. e. Church Mutual Improve
ment Company. Mss Georgia b.
Carver is editress, and Mrs. Ria Floyd
aud David A. Powell her assistants -
Tho pamphlet is neatly printed, and
contains . large amount Of original
matter. The subscription price has
been fixed at % cents per year.
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All Glasses Renedtea.

1t is estimated that at least 10000
strangers visited the fair a; st. Louii
last week. If each stranger expended
only "a per diem the crowd was worth
TO the city $560,000 a day. May Of
them, however, remained for two OF
more days, and that would swell the
city's receipts to about $S00,000. The
hotels, restaurants and saloons seemed
to take the bulk of the money, but the
TACT Is that the dry goods, clothing, mil
linery, boot aud shoe, jewelry and fancy
goods stores we're doing all the business
they could accommodate.
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Germany and the Catholic Cn,r.,

BERLIN, October 10.-The Emperor
William, In acknowledging the recent
of copy OF Hahn's History of the Cul.
turkampf, writes as follows:
This collection of documents will
prove to every impartial mind that nv
Government, convinced that Church
and state can only serve their high
aims by peaceful work, has always
been animated by . wish to live In
peace with the Catholic Church with,
out detriment to the right of the
State.
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General Hansock'ssstaT at York.
town

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The
following officers of the army have been
ordered to orktown for duty on the ,ta1l
OF General Hancock during the coming
celebration. Lieutenant-C Colouels CLARKE,
Gerry, SawteIle and Craighill, Majors
Mitchell, Arnold, Gardner and Cor6in;
Captains Wharton, Sanger and Forsyth;
FIRST Lieutenants Barber, Cobb, Ward
Gritfin and Hubbell and Assistant
Surgeon Iurrill.
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Giuteau could never sleep at proper
hours, cursed with abnormal &C. vity
bis nerves were always on the qui pips.
Gould he have had the soothing benefit
Of DR.. Bensons Celery and Chamomile
Pills has wretchsd brains weuld mot
have ragged with improper fancies.
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Robers Burns.

Miss Howison, OF Cincinnati, deliver
ed very Interesting lecture on Robert
Burns, and read q number Of his selec-
tions, In the lecture room OF the First
Presbyterian church last evening. The
attendance was not large, but those
present enjoyed q rare treat.
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Life Of GARFIELD.

A. 8. Ford has the agency for the
sale Of the life of the late President
James A. Garfield. 1t isa well gotten
up book and Mr.. Ford should find
ready sale for large number Of copies
In this city.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To. dny.

For the Middle Atlantic States fair
weather. followed by oressing cloudi
ness and rain, lower barometer. station
ary or higher temperature, southerly
winds.
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d EoIsTER's ORDER.H
RKGIsrER's orrfoE,


new Castle county. sept.2, 1881.
upon theApplication OF Isaac N, 9rubb.
hhuinlnlstrator OF Hebecca Hand, late of
brandy wine Hundred In said COUNTY
deceased, II III ordered and directed by ne
Register tpat the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF the granting OF letters
OF Administration upon the estate Of the
deceased, with tho date OF granting there
oi, Dy causing ad adverLisements u be post.
ed within forty days from the date OF such
ietters, In SIX OF the most public places n
tne county OF New Castle, requir,ne ali
persons having demands against the ea-
tAte 70 present the same or abide nv An
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same IN he
inserted within the same period in the
WiLnIN0ToN GAZETTE a IieWspa pernnhs
llsned In Wilmington, and TO be oonIn-
ued therein three weeks, 10 O d.,
(, Given under the hand and saal
Il. .. OF office of the Register aforesaid.
at Wilmington In New Cnslls
county, aforesaid, The day and year above
written. y. q. BIGGs. Register,
an NOTICE.
al Penonh having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present ,he
Same ouiy attested 70 the Adminis Al rstor
On or before sept. I'd, l8S2, or abide The
Act ol Assembly In such case made ana
ISAAC N. oRUBB.
Address-Jlaymont. Del.
sep6-sweods
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NOT1CE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
Hestorer Is the marvel Of the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All dts stopped ffee.-
send 70 VII Arch Street Philsdslehia,
ont 2O-ly
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Meissonier, the painter, has under.
gone severe but successful operation
for the stone.
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L'IRsT NATIONAL BANk
l. OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
-. AND
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THE NM.
TED STATES,
EDWARl> BELTS, PREsIDEHr.
GEO. D. ARMBTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital, S5O0. 600
Philadelphia, New York and Boston E,
change furnished to regular Depositors
without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and Thursda 10
at 8.80 A. M.
DIRECTORS,
Edward Belts, John I'll. Adams
Clement B. smyth, Henry j.. MeComb
Smuel James, Eli Garrett.
samn Bancroft, Jr. iaaI -Ix
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price, which is 60 cents. "A
lady bought 60 yards of it
yesterday. All-wool and AZ
inches wide.
Third circle. southeast nom center.
A black granite with the
very same polka-dot damasse
all-wool. but not SO fine as
the colored, 50 cents.
The same granite, without
the damasse, at the same price.
The same also in four finer
qualities, up to ST..
All these are below value.
Next-outer circle, Chestnut st. entrance
New velveteens, black, blue
brown, garnet, bronze, green
and cardinal.
southeast corner.
u M-AKER,
tut and Market Streets.
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TO PHI 8ICIA N 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

knowing from experiences the dlasatis-
fnction % often attending the dispensing
OF many Of the em ulsions In the market
would call your attention TO some OF
features OF the emulsion which have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with an.
varying satisfaction. The OIL used Ia the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care In exercis ID in the choice OF ali
material and in O. cry detail OF Its manu.
em mulsios In made with the smallest pos
sible amount OF gum, and by the very mi.
mute divisien OF the oil glebuies Is render
ed very nuid and perfectly paiAta ble.-
Each tablespoonful contains 90 per cent,
OF Gil and grains OF Hypophosphite Of
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
% n. Physicians who may desire them -
fut = p In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
actured and sold Wholesale and retail BY
W. X. WILLIAMS,
ORuaaTsr.
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E9IsTER's ORDER.
RxoIsrKR1s ovyIox

hh0ISTER'6 OFFICE
new Castle Co.. August attn, IssI.
Upon the application OF Isaac N .9rnhh
a.ohn,Inlstrator q. c. l. n of Jonn Hand. ists
oi brAndyvtns Hd,, In aaid conn,S
aeceasei, II 10 ordered and directed Sy
tne Register that the Admir-. a. L 4 ssorsS
ssn give notice of the granting OF iettar.
81 Administration upon the estate NJ az
aeceased, with the date of grantine IL sra'
ot, Dy causing advertisements to he nostsI
withln forty days from the data a., sncS
.stters, In six OF the most public pjacas n,
tne county OF New Castle, reouiring All
PERSONS having demands against the an.
naee 70 present the same or abide hv ar
~. OF Assembly In such case made and
provlded. And also cause the snma 70 ~ ~.
Inserted within the same period in ,bo
WiLhisGToH GAZETTE, a anewspsner MY
inar'.i ~ wilmington and 70 be Continues
tnereln three weeks Q. O, d, aou
Given under the hand and s.aI
., o! once OF the Register aforeseia
,,n1,- ~ Wilmington. In New Castla
oUunty aforesaid, the day and ysar hono
-. Z. blGsis. Register.
NOTICE.
,., Al persons having claims aRainst th.
estAte OF the deceased must nresan' @ tne
same duly attested to the Admintat sa,l .ne
u.te., On or before Aug. 72th. IaSl nr ~,
tne act OF Assembly in such oasa so. ue
aud provided. 'n e"se made
ISAAC N, GRUBB.
Aaa. Administrator, q.
nodfes Claymont. Del. augH eodsw
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA UATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY. Oct. 10. s p. M.
BEEY CATTLE were In good dem a nd and
prices were fraction higher 1000 head
arrived. and sold at the different yards Al
| so SIC. per h., the latter rate for extra.
SHEEP were in demand and good grades
were traction higher; I5,5O0 head arriy
cd, and sold at the different yards al = a
o1ac; and Lamba at 4a7hc. per h.. az 10
Hoes were firmly held 1000 head arr,v.
| ed, ana sold at the different Yards nj a
cago. I'm
Park Drove Yard, ord and L1noa,ter ave
nus. West Philadelphia. Oet. 8.
sHEKP.-E1tr's, llO to I2O lbs, TX To sx i.
good, w 10 100 lbs, 81 10 53s fair. M IL I
lbs, ~ 70 8; culls. 3 10 ~: stock sheen
w w u " Si good lambs, 6x TO I: medIn M
lambs, o6 TO o; common lam bs, az 10 S2 2.:
calves scarce and wanted, Q 10 sx, Arri,
vals, o5OU head.
VIE AErizANs sAViNas BANK.
6J2 MARKET STREET.
INCORPORATED JAHUAAY 2th lsaI
open TO receive deposits daily from A
urday evenings from TO o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
regularly made in April and October.
When divl(ends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per.
manent deposits compound their interes,
twice In each yarn;.orns yesr;
G,smeHt Gnss W 4osnsaha 4; smytha George George W Bush:
Nathan,i T. Benson. n. L. IichensseIn htG
Henry r. Dure, Edward DarIipxton
W. Hastings. Job H. Jackson
Edward Pusey, Wpl II. Swift
GEO. ". d! !isH1. i1 President
go 70; >; CAPELLE, viet President.
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Wilm ingIoh narnes..
WILMINGTON, Del. Oct. 8. lss
rhe CITY Mark els

The following were the ruling prices II
market this morning:
Butter fresh mar nnnnd xnn AZ
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Mn. J. H. BATES, \ Nfsw Eow, 1,nsss sssps1 ~,
+: $:S E:: !:
DELAwARE GAZETTE
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KIDNEY PANACEA.

HAHDoGK,S ,S
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Agnes city Acorns.

THURSDAY, September /.
Davidson & Glen, of Usage county,
are visiting N. F. linn and looking at
the country with the desire of locating
....S: w. Davidson has rented Z. c.
Edwards farm for three years. The
Professionalism Baptists will hold their
annual association at the Edwards grove,
near Agnes City post Office, com
mencipg the first Friday in September
and continuing for three days. :.
L. c. Edwards will have public sale on
the 10Th day of September and this will
be grand opportunity for those who
desire to purchase stock of pure bred
short horns and high grades; also some
of the finest Poland China hogs in the
state of Kansas. Sale notice will appear
in THE NEWS There is considerable
sickness in this vicinity. There Is a
grand rush with the farmers cutting corn.
The exodusters are doing good work. :.
The all absorbing topic with us is the
condition of President Garfield. Is
there any hope for his recovery? is the
question that is asked when there is any
opportunity TO receive the latest news.
Ii ever there was man blessed with
the prayers of grateful people it is
our patient, suffering President. The
regular Baptist church held their annual
association at the Edwards school house.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. There
was a large attendance, with several
visiting ministers. CosDuIT.
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The trial of John Wind for selling in
toxicating liquors was conducted before
Justice Bachelor and jury Monday
afternoon. buchanan swore positively
that Wind had sold him the liquor on
which he had become drunk, and the
jury brought in a verdict of guilty. Jus
tice Bachelor accordingly fined Wind
800 and costs Counsel for the defend.
ent gave notice that an appeal would be
taken.
AS the Collector OF Revenue for Kan
sas reports that ten men in Emporia
have United States licenses for the
sale of intoxicating liquors, 1t viii be a
source of much qualification to the law.
abiding citizens of our town to see sev.
eral more such cases as this result in
conviction
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ARoUNn TOWN.

The new Quaker meeting house here
is now all done and ready for seating.
One of I. D. Fox's horses was sun
struck ON Saturday and died on Sunday.
The Emporia Rifles have moved their
armory to the old GrafTenstein building.
County Attorney Sedgwick has filed an
indictment against Pfefferle & Perrier
for selling Intoxicating liquors again.
Adam Mohler has refitted his store
room on Sixth avenue, and put in a stock
Of ladies' and gents furnishing goods.
G. w Newman & Co. are reftting
their dress goods shelves, so that they
will give more room for the goods than
heretofore.
Harry Yeitch and John Campbell
have, We ara Informed, purchased the
Pfefferle g. Perrier billiard saloon and
mineral water" establishment.
DR.. Jacobs drives brand new side bar
phaeton, which was constructed for him
at the carriage factory Of Thos. L. Ryan
Of this city. Itisavery creditable piece
of work.
Superintendent Hammond has just
finished laying IL feet of 3-inch water
pipe on Stale street. He is now engaged
in putting in some much needed cross
walks in various parts of the city.
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New Car shops of the Santa Fe


The Santa Fe railroad has finished
the preliminary arrangements for the
erection of new car shops in Topeka,
and will soon begin work upon the
same. Concerning the new enterprise
the Commonwealth says:
We have seen the plans of the new
shops. They will cover four acres Of
ground and viii be twenty feet high to
the ewes. The cost of the proposed ex.
tension will be about 100000. The
old shops will be used for iron works
Part of the new shops will be used 70.
building freight cars. A large round
house, paint shops, &c, will also be
erected. The increase in capacity over
the present shops viii be considerably
over double and of themselves will add
NOT less thar 5000 people to the pres
ent population of Fopsk& Il is Q great
thing for the city and the state II
fact. these new shops are worth more
10 the city than the government build
ing, the capitol. insane asylum, and re.
form school. Topekans viii feel good
this morning.
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"rhe Union soy %

A successful rehearsal of the Union
Spy was held Monday aud final
cast Of chaIacters made. The changes
in the principal characters from the csst
therefore, given are as follows; Albert
Morton will be taken by /. Z. Lambert
instead of John Henning, as heretofore
announced; the part Of Nellie Morton
which Miss Efie Bond was to have taken
will be rendered by Miss Minnie Par
ker; Anna Morton, by Miss Emma
Richards; Gen, Grant, DR.. Sherburn4;
Col. Orr, F. W. Prince; Uncle Tom, E
r. Winnie. A full cast will be published
before long.
The orchestra secured by the Rifles &c
furnish music for the drama will be
composed of the following persons; 4rr
Chas HRssler and his two daughter:
Misses Allie and Flora, and Mr.. c. j
Fulmer. All are good musicians, and
the music will be an interesting featur,
Of the performances.