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The National tribune., 1881-09-10

WE HAVE received several inquiries relative to
the furnishing of head-stones for graves of de-
ceased soldiers This matter is in charge of the
Quartermasters Department, and a letter con-
tanning the facts, addressed to Assistant Quarter
master-General i'll charge of National cemeteries,
Washington d. c., will secure prompt attention.
The National tribune., 1881-09-10

THOSE having business with the Pension Office
should be as sparing Of correspondence as may be
consistent with their interests and if they have
attorneys, should conduct such correspondence
through them and not direct with the Depart
ment By following this advice much time can
be saved, and business Will be expedited.
The National tribune., 1881-09-10

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be furnished to subscribers, upon request, SO far
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WE shall TO be able next week to forward copies
of Commissioner Dudley's picture to those of our
subscribers who have requested it, as they have
just been received from the publisher.
The National tribune., 1881-09-10

CLAIMANTS for pension should employ none but
the laws relating to hat class OF claims, and
familiar with the rules regulations and practice
Of the Department.
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WE again take occasion 10 remind those whose
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THE,HEATED TERM.

The use of PONDS EXTRACT for complaints
which particularly prevail at this season has al
ways been attended by the happlest results
Being the specific for all infammatory diseases,
its remedial action in skin affections Is very
markeC-whie healing it sOothes. Irritation
of the face and hands, roughness OF the skin, sun
burns stings and bites of insects, chatting etc. are
speedily cured by the EXTRACT. For intamed
ewes it is most beneficial; can be used without
slightest fear of harm. In cases Of collie and
diarrhpa it is also of great service.
We call attention of our readers to the adyer-
tisement in another column of the Southwestern
Immigration Co. The Southwestern States are
attracting the attention of immigrants in al parts
OF the United States aBl Europe.
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THE approaching session of Congress bids fair
to be busy one, and Of great interest to eN-sol-
diers. All who wish to keep posted should sub
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Now that pensioners have secured their quar-
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stantial recognition from our friends in the shape
of subscriptions to THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
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To FOR BATTLE, AND FOR HIS
WIDOW ORPHANS. .''-ABRAHAn LINCOLN.
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The NATIONAL TRIBUNE is in receipt Of the
following communication from indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. EDITOR: VIII you please inform me
through the columns Of your valuable paper
when and where the Gatling" guns were first
used in the Army Of the Potomac. There is a
great diversity of opinion about it in this section
of the country.
BY complying with the above request, You will
Oblige,
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SEVERAL OLD SOLDIERS.

We take pleasure in giving what little infor-
NATION possess touching the matter referred
TO by our correspondents and trust that others
who read THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, will write us
for publication any facts within their knowledge
bearing upon the same subject.
]. We remember having seen two Gatling guns
behind the breastwOrk guarding the approach to
W0Odbury's Bridge on the Chickahomny, dur
ing the Peninsular campaign in June, 1862. The
same guns were we believe, used in the battle of
Ganes's Mills, Va, June 9th Of the same year:
sit least we saw them on the field during the
progress Of the engagement.
2. Gatling guns were also used to good advan-
tage in the affair at Garnetts on the south bank
Of the Ciickahominy, June -, 1862
We believe that in the engagement last men
toned theT were in charge OF a squad of men be-
longing to 1be Forty-nnth Pennsylvania Volun-
teerS.
If any readeg' Of the TRIBUNE can give addi-
tiOnai facts we shall be glad to hear from him in
relation to the matter, and trust he will, at the
same time, favor u- syith sketch, of the battle.
Ed, T!Ibune.
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the slanderous tales being circulated concerning
the management of the Pension Office and there
bv ease the minds of those who have claims
pending, and. second that we may at once and
for all, reply to the communications touching the
matter which we, from time to time receive from
our subscribers.
As we have heretofore said, SO we now say, we
believe Colonel Dudley is the friend of the SOL
dier and will do equal justice to all having
claims pending in his office. He is doing his very
best to adopt such system as will expedite busl-
ness generally, and we believe in giving him
fair trial before seeking to condemn.
1t would be unjust for us to criticize any plans
he may have adopted, until their practicability
and utility have been thoroughly tested. Then,
five become satisfied that he has adopted course
of procedure or measures calculated to embarrass
and delay instead of expediting the settlement
of claims we shall not hesitate to speak our mind
regardless of fear OF favor and with an eye single
to the interests which ought to be considered as
a sacred trust-the interests of those surviving
who risked life and limb in defence of the Union
and the widows and orphans of them that have
died
The National tribune., 1881-09-10

DURING the sessions of Congress THE NATION
AL TRIBUNE will contain Personal column ="
devoted to senators, members of Congress, and
other prominent officials, thus furnishing its
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A concise report of the proceedings of both
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ments of the Government will also be furnished.
, 1881-04-02
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.


Toisosro. April 1.-The shareholders Of
the Canadian lnelilc 1sullway Company held
tlseir first meeting III London yesterday N,l
completed their organization. From tue. .pnr-
,ic,!ars hronEl,t,by tho cable, 1t nppcurs that
t!uy nre fully determined to make thu best ut
their olurtnnity Tle Mork Is to he p;sheI sI.t.t
Of Winnipeg IL ex,uctu.l to be In operation
By .ns s!oso Of ,lis yr ThS eoIa,s "ls.} 10
tic nc,uisitloi, 1f tho Cntaslu Ccu-
tn! Hallway. But tho lntslllgens;s
tliat tilo Company lIyo resolved to build u
hFa'!cIl from their tsr*tnus It Lake
Nlplssns I" sSt 81 Mre ali ang,hes itatri,
routes towards the Souris conl.'lelds and tho
international boundary; Thus Is ihs no.
gaihurlng Il itself tic oitIrr carryinE traav
1t tho great Northwest, 80 islu,1y special
MiHcrs R,ltl advantages dit tic Legislation Ut
lust session confer upon it TINT II VIII prob.
nbiy haye no difficulty iR cnMpn!lIng Tho
rival lines u tho SAult, rs we'll as tint to tho
Souris eonl-ticl.is, tu sl.ccunab to !tsulf.
, 1881-04-02
EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY.

Enrly yesterday lnarnsns 0torxo h. uotton,
guost ut tho 1lenton House, northwest cornor of
Clark uni Quincy strccts. complained Mt Contra!
Sutton ut h4yistx heen robbed ut Kola watch,
Amerna1. Watch CompAIly's manufacture, and
Il honyy gnll Glsnln. vatuesl ut f20o. Ills STORY
Of tho rohiery IL II very peculiar ono,
but thnre Is M rcnsut for t1nubllns tta gGlIrcy.
Just ntter 8 o'clock lle war awuksncl t!y sa,no
puster lutl!ng OH tho ll9or. 1nh upon sooklnE
iGullt III discover wIlpEa II caslu froul. he any
lIo ',lanata Of tho next rum. With 4ead l
nad ons had wnIcS nnccts ~ b aFoqSh ,strousy noIy
shlsos.l ont during th9 ntxht; III. ,.,,'... fs.
IN hIs hn,ul, und .lrt,uIldei 1T Dir. Dottol, his
watch and chs Ts l,y w1s , tya !r,y cIous ,t -
building hurrle.,ty Immediately thereafter. liy
1etur1co y tho hos rs4istsr 4 was Hsesxta:1sa @
lsturttl ~ lsruul lscrnharst. u San franelsoo.
lic ctaln,mlto u be pnw.hroknr imssndins @ 70
hu pla'llcd thu robbery enrly !n tho evening.
mud etIselpd nut tho llth a.l1 pl1ster troiI lla
st.la ~ lhu ruulu uurinx Dir. Bottoms Alaoacs at
tho theulgp,
, 1881-04-02

spsetai nsspateh 10 The fhteapo Tribune.
ATLANTA, t}n. April l.-T. N. Il. l'alcott, Gem
cTal Manager, and other ntlicers Of the Nich-
fnoll & UnnvIo reached Atlanta t0-tlhy in
special car, ard ut oHce rssumcd c0ntrol OF tho
Atlanta l. Charlotte Atr-ldnc. which few days
sft1ce WIS leased 10 tho IttehInond & 1]anyile.
Col Farcucr. Will relnain In :lsnrpo of tho !it,e.
md other officers ef tito rtHlt4 when such thing
IS f0untl Heccssury. will remain as assistants.
nfn informed thtt u rlln0r IN III circulation lIl
Montgomery thRt Col FDroncrG will he rendered
tho tllcc 0f Gtnerai Manager of Tho Atiauta Il
W0st Point mid tho ticorR5n ttn!!rtnds
10 the 1Ttstrrn 4it1peiattd Prets.
NEW YORx. April 1.-Npnttu:. WINS made
fox tlay Nsu Of tho !cnss ut tho Atlanta & Char.
lott Iina 10 tic Itlcn,nonl 4 Da'!vIlic lt4i-
roHd CorIpnhy III pcrpututty. The tlfchHod &
DMnVttle lufnpnHy were H'luWGu until toehay to
furnish tJT.UJ In RppTuve'! securities MS gtlnr-
a,ltee for carrying 6tt their ctI,tract md take
possession Ut tho lease.l r0ad. Tho owners
If &8v.UU0 Of bands nf tho Atlunta Dnnv!lIe
Air-I.i,lc yesterday Df,tAtnc,l I'M injunction
rratrnIning tho officers Of thlt CompIny from
complying with tho terms nf the nRre1nlcnt.
Anticipating Eon0 such action. tho Richmond l.
nanvtlc Conpapy temporarily tlpposIsed sStL:-
uU In Krcenl,ncks as security gnrly yHslGrtlny
morning. and ttsk tnrtunl p0ssess1t,ii 0f nli tho
nsscts III fho Atlanta l. Ehnrtutte Alr-Iiilp tl
this city anJ Atsuntn.. 'Two hours later counsel
arrived wttba copy nf tho injunction, hut could
find nobody to serve
, 1881-04-02

troubles In tllat family arc pnre fabrlcntioms.
And the defense OF tho m,lrdcrers arc busy
clrcnlnting thcsD sla,uters lii tho llopo that
Thomas, who Inns been sentenced t0 Joliet
for ,srsertce,l years, Inuy llayn n ncw. trial,
md TINT tic true murderer will yet be found.
Mrs. Allen IL terribly afflicted md broIs.l,
down under tile stinfn III Tho Inst year, nttt
the tAilIlts HOW MtlDnt nrD cruel itnlprtt. Thu
soltl cttlxens universally symnathize viii.
hrr IN lltr dreadful s0fruw. Miss 1.ibbte AL
len Is also tic recipient uf nnMltritrt abuso
NY lsttGrs and even "cAt-cnlls" and open ILL.,
suits nsl the street. 1t seelna ns It thn sur.
rnws uf tint fu,nly cani,ot he Ilg!,cl.e.! mill
their Nonts ln,I,o is tarnlshed. rleasn fet THO
reMc.s I', 9f i,tE Tnin,SE know .,, t'at s31H!
asln:rslons oII tic Allen family; they aro IN
you'd ret,ulo here.
SANDWICH, ILL.,, April III send you this,
knowing yo,! Will lM glad to l,enr Tho truth!
We cstGrin Mrs. Allen very higlily, rs do
scores Of old friends mud ucqunlitaticHs.
That she shot her husband we kn9w Ia u lie.
Yours, jonN Q. FOSTER,
Pastor Moshoctst Episcopal Church.
, 1881-04-02

ar.ttai Dispatth to 7ns Chteaso Trtbuns.
MA,ts,tAt.t.rowa. ia., April l.-tsunrs Are rifo
concerning tho future Ut tho Central 1own tall
r0t,I. NnrtEwood, In Worth county, and allnnst
M tho State line. Ia It's Northern terminus.
Frnm tilut ,utnt south It runs through Rich trr-
rtory. cruising tho Illinois Central at Ackicy,
tho Chicago s. Northwestern nj Mnrshh!aiown,
tho Chicago l. Hook island at Gr!nf1e mud ter
tnlnates Mt AlhtH, III MONROE Chunay,-tho who1
cot,t,rlalry, will, tho Nftcon. .mllu Drasluh from
Nrintleil tn Montezuma. 2oi n,!Ies Of rond.
Tho Excelsior cnal mines ut Oskn-
loosa nre owned and operntoi iy
tho Chicago, Milwaukee & st.. 1'aul
Company. and tho Hlnrk Diamond md Nuch!-
chtnnck sincs,n fuw milcs bel0w that plnce,wcro
rGce,lt!y purchased BY tho Chicago Northwest
erii, President Keop, Superintendent ifugh!tt.
and j. II. Whitman, Superintendent OF tho Iowa
division, returning last night from visit 70 tho
mines. when the purceiaee money WIS turned
nvrr. Tho Central luwn Is tho nIly uutlct frntn
tho cunl- Dn1s. nlsd tho cuneus!nn WIS NATURAL
that either or both roads basel thoLr Eur-
chnscs upon tho expectation uf future 6wn.
ers1,p of tIo Central. II has also hecn asserted
tiirono. rs Esusscll sligo represents hcavy
o s r. yei'ercy sn9 r. e Gsn N
pst. havinv flrst bco,! cniea wcst by tle serious
or nsccrIat,ilnE tcnitly. IT possible. wllat was
IN tho Wind. Tint gentleman WIS extremely
rctcunt us 10 tho future plAns Of tho contrAl,
hut Rnvc to understand TINT Willis prtposs uons
wnu}i not 10 o.l,srtnincd: that tho Wabash sye-
ten docs rot and ca.lnot control tho Central;
nlHI tint tho rDnd wDtlll 10 held a!l improved.
lie ntitnntEtl tMt several !'tliortnut extensions
were under consideration. nntI ntlrtne tho truth
ur tho rnnor tlint the contrnet had bees !et inr
| northwest from Mnrshalisowti. Tho objective
point r tho lnttor is probahIy Sioux City. Co!l-
| GurInY tho Othur pluue for tho sumtner Mr..
| Easc hld lluthnr to say.
, 1881-04-02

SOMERSET, Ky, April 1.-Nllllam Bates, n
unllcd States Marshal, was fatally stabbusl
on tho Cincinnati Southern Road, below
herc, last hight. Batcs anil tho mull who
killed lin had stepped outside Ut II bur-
room to tlnyo fair fight, but lIates getting
la Ills work u little the best, Ills antagonist
drew largo knife nlll started toward him.
l,atcs, sccii,g tint ialr play was up, ut
to,nptetl 10 get hold Of q club. but was
knncked dow, and stabbed, tho knife enter
ing nloyo the ltp uni coming gut !.!st 70 ' tho
Muir wlls tint Mr. Cooper, Il br0tller Marshal
OF Hatcs. was stabbrI IN II little town ten
il,Ies distant Mt tho very hour tliat Dutes IT.
ceiyetl his tleAth~Wounu
, 1881-04-02
NARnoW-uAUGE RAILWAY IN AR
<EAG.

St. LouIs, Mo-, April l.-col. ]. W. raramorc,
OF this city, President of tho Texas s st. Louta
Nnrrow-Unuge Knroad. hns Just returned from
Now York, wherc he obtained $l,000,0a1 for tho
construction Ut q narrow- guuKr road from Tex.
nrkmnn, through Arkansas 10 II point uppJatt
Cairo. III. a lnr2e forte Of men are aIcnady
pushed with grent ygor. It Is expected that tho
whole rnad will bn completed this year. Thls
listc Ia tnk III tho KreAt narrow gauge rystcm
which IL to cnHtlGct Suw York with tho CITY OF
Mexico, yt2 Ut. Louis.
, 1881-04-02

a. sVF'u' U7tdteh 70 1Hs CHafa9o 7T1bMNe,
eAai'w1cn, ILL.,, April I've hasu been
Miaea OF 1ate by ruu1rts published In this
e'llcaRo tlailfes, and sont from t'cneya md
elsewhere that "Alrs. Allen slot hur tus-
oana:" Your Issue Ut yesterday contained
ano!'ef hotlce Ut tho same STUMP, aud hull
my from Gotieyu, Iii, '''' '''''' ''''
.nose articles reaching here meet with ut..
,,n''sntea dlsgust- Tho Allen family lived
napp.y together. Nclgl,bors OF many years
s'Saly that all such destinations Of domestic
, 1881-04-02
THE CENTRAL IOWA.
Special Dtsputeh to 1hs CHICAGO 7rtbun

77Ey5Ut<N
hAnSttA1.L1Ows, ill.,. April LIN pursuance Of
pulley OF extenalou mud Improvement, n
chnnRo takes tlaco In tho running management
OF tho Central Iowa 1iaIlruld Tomorrow. Two
divisions north md south Of Marahalltown arc
Chlcaao, Rick island l. Pacltlc. taking Tim Su-
perIn&endenCy of tho Roushotn. ard Mr. lurnctt,
fosnorly Of tho Chscnpo: fiurlinKton q Quincy,
whIn Mr. D. n. Pickering rtnlins rs Hrncrnl
Superintendent. Other minor changes aFo To be
nude,
, 1881-04-02

TRAINED TO CIfAsI; BIBLE AGENTS.
ST. Louis, April I'D. q. CIucas, Il n.,l-
seryn,ail Of Caseyytllc, ILL.,, while delivering
trees to farsner neNr tliAt plnce, WIS nt-
tucked by two largo dogs u,d utmost torn 10
Pieces. both animals lau him wrlt'iing alnl
struggling In tho road when l,olr owner
'AraKgcd thon OFT. Clucas wus cprrittl uMny
physicians say lia will ulu. Tho dogs were
lr1ltlE4 to etlnNe 4lllp nKentA.
, 1881-04-02

LONDON, Ont, April LIZ. II. Graylon
aud u young man Manea AfcEacheu, nc
cuuntant and asslstant-accountant Ut the
Fedes1l Bank, l,ayu absconded. The amount
In default IL not known. The books weso
fulsi1cl.
, 1881-04-02

Special Dtspatch to The Chteago Tribune.
1Irrsn1lul, Fn., April l.-John sc,'tt. President
Of tho Allegheny Valley 1tatlruud Company,
stutcl ctnphAtttaIly this morning that the re-
purt Of tho absorption ot that road By tho Penn
%ylvuntn Company Is wholly without foundation.
Tue report huL obtained considerable publicity
iu ruifEun1 clrces here.
, 1881-04-02

ssnSEy. Neb., April 1.--Thc people
"ronlIltotl up" nuinberlcss thieves uru cut
tl!r0ats trtay aud lodged them In JUL,
Among then! wero tl,reu lucl who a1o HIS
l!eeted OF stealing guild bullion last fall. Tho
ucsptra10es nre aWD4. 1t tllcy ,llalse q bad
breuk honie 0t ttlcin will stretch llenp. Great
excitement preyala,
, 1881-04-02

tIce 10 thu Cincinnati Southern Ilnilroad Com
that tho license will tcrsnlInt" Oct. !. 1.si. Tho
I'Fnstrrs nrc required IT, give nix months no.
ticn nf tho Termination f'f tho license This ne-
Trtlstprs to effect the fno nr 1t'nss Tor a long
time 1T tho rt,n Ht,tr rs,'vIslona 0f m Acs ro-
Gently passed ty tile Iruslntntc.
, 1881-04-02
A GAhARl.

TorEKA, k;,s., April l.-Thero Is absolute
ly no foundation TOR tho rualor il, TIN dis
patches frUm kansas City, or elsewhere, That
q truth oil thu AtehsuIl, Topeka L. Salta 70
Itutrns,l wns nttackttl h1lu rnbbed. NJ train
llAs beel, molestes, antl the whole thlng Is u
cni.ard.
, 1881-04-02
A LEADVILI.E MURDER.

LEADv11.I.E. Colo. April 1.-LewIs Eoylo
shot und killed j. s. ballard white engaged
h, quarrel. Tho trouble grew out Of lial-
lar.rs marrying Hoyle's sister under slls-
plrious circumstances. 1t IL said liz soiuced
tending to desert lier.
, 1881-04-02
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
The Woman Who Loved We'll, but Noa
Wisely.

N4 y GNAoOo oO4N1OGs
The Woman Who Lovod We'll, bat Noa
NiAcly.
afme Anna EchanlI, n German soamstross who
lived IN tho rear of No. p Jlluc Island Nycnuc.
wins found dead in her he'd ut o'clock last even-
lug, under circumstances which seeEcd nt first
to Indicate TINT Bho WIS tho vrtlm OF foul play.
Tho upper cnd Of Hl,io Island avenue was all
agor with excitement, Until. after scvcrn1 hours
Of Investigation by policemen md reporters. It
wua proven almost c0nclusivc!y TINT 1t waA u
simple caso Of suicide. Tho homo Of tho de-
ceased was In u single apartment about
7 feet wide and 10 fcet deep, tho
ceiling OF which was Just above !.
ones head. Light and air wero admitted
through a solitary window and door, which
npcncd upon narrow walk on tho north aldo Ut
thu house. Tho rent, which WIS only 81 per
munth, indicates Iunro than words could tell.
The occupants Quilt consisted Of q badstcad
The The roo;r. Tsi Lid VIA eonceacd Sy heavy Curtains
suspended fron tho cu!lng. A sewtng- nsachIne
occupied tho corner nearest tho window. and
whiet, was uscd as cupboard. a rckcty tabtc,
trunk. n small bog Of Il stove. and few cbniTs,
ri. iIlicd up tho remainder * tho room.
There WIS everything necessary for housckeep-
ing, suck1 rs Il wna, but strs. Schal WIS never
better bc Imagined than described. shortly be-
fore o'clock las. evening Henry schmehl. tho
En IA W..ss Twc,fsh 20 s,rr.. ."sird nt Wrs
t"ho"ii.s hnye, ~ sn.. wiz sim hsS mn rnturnni
stv nairs ~ mntainns ,rhich ,ie too,s fran, Ia
H., mi ..t, .sorn - hnrn aH bI ro",rH xoa
insnr III ~ tus,rnnu icciYInv NJ, r..sn., m In.
n,iirei t,f ii. jiscbmnrn. who Eeeps sloc.s,or
t, 'no so, 4'o.t ~ t,,n,v '"G r"4ts' urs' sh,na1,
.na r. Ill s,,,rn.tir a.. Gnh ~ .vo., t'",
w. TN tioar MI ,o rrsnnns" frr,,, r
tn,wt @ -" ~ s,r,,oi tha fer i,st'Jtn 1+d fo,,ns
". rtrnn .u t H. tsaSn a
,,s, W.. rr,s,,ri,,u ami, snnt"haa in;h tnar ~
, 1881-04-02

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 1.-.trtcIA Ut orgnn-
izatiun OF tho Minneapolis st. Paul i sault Ste.
Mario Railroad C,,upany will be fled With the
stcrctnry IF Stntn tn-.uorrhw. Work pn tho
from AbUo.taiprd, Wis. north, t1a wausuu. 10
SAult Ste. MnFic.
, 1881-04-02

a SOUTH CAROLINA TRAGEDY.

pENpLEros, s. G., April IA fight oc-
Cured In Il gnn,blEng house hero lust night,
in wh1cl. Paul Richardson, anotUrious black
leg, WIS shot and lI.stastly killed, ind VIII
iain ureeitand Milton brown, who were cll-
Engetl III tic row, Wero each badly wounded,
out Of difference Ut opinion uhuut the
pEoper Wny tO play CAlltorntn Jack.
, 1881-04-02
Where They Are Settling, and
How They Improve the
Country.
Facts Concerning the Proposed Road
from Bay City to Alpena,
Mich.
Tho Chlcngo, Milwaukee s. ST. Paul IN
Full Possession OF The Chlcngo
& Town.
Damage to tho Union Pacific In Ne
braska by Washouts Ra-
pairod.


tLSA4Ak{hAN4 1SOStAS
Tho railroads ccntcrlng III this city expect to
do tho largest cmiHrant business this sctson
they hnye over done. Etuigrants nro AlreuIy
beginning to arrive by tho thousands. Must OF
them Mre going tu sGttio III kanBns Ncbrtlakat
MnnItul,n, Northern lawn. mud n1unH tho lines Of
tho Northwestern. Milwaukee l. Ut. Pau'. Htid
Northern J'aciilo Hn!troAds. Several thausR1hl
C4lnaiou um!grants who nre going 10 settle III
MnHltobu hRvo alrendy passcd through here. md
they nru to DO followed during tho Summer by
thousands OF others. These Cunucks found that
they cnlId 10 rnucl, bettur In Manitoba thAn III
tho Domln!un. Those TINT liuyo gonU
thero during tho Inst two yonrs ure nil
t1o!nx well. Thcro Ii also to bo nuito NIL
oxnuB from England md Scotland. Mr.. Alex
nnt3cr Fcildfe, Agent Of tho Scottish Anlerienti
Immigration Company, Is INV In tho city md u
negotiating with Mr.. Willis nrnntnu.n!, l.nnil
Commissioner Of tho ChIcaRo. milwaukee, & st.
Pnnl Hallway Company, for tho purchase ot II
lnrgu trnet uf land Gu which to settle Scotch AMI
English ctnIgrants.
Tho HcottiSh-Amorican Land Company already
owns bctweon 1000 aud W U00 ncres uf land eos.-
tIguous to tho Chicngo, milwaukee, & ST. Paul
Itnitruud, nd now waiItB to buy 70 Duo acres tnoru
In raIo Alto ind Emmett CounttUs. Thu e,,ln-
phnyts Incorporated 10th under tho l1ws nf Scot
llnh and Juwn. hns II captlll oY $dAU,tsM. and hnE
The Company hsnps here Scotch and English
farmers ind settles thom Mpun tts lands III !uW1
Dms colony wis started IN Emmett County, iown
lust spring, aud Ia doing quite we'll: 4 lnrEp
and English farmers aro NJ sMa 70 bo tnxious ~
that fMr1ung III tho old country has mt been ra-
iiunerntlyo Tor IL number Ut yenrs past. Rents
nre t,i9h. md American cotnprtitton has re-:
tItlcel tho prce uf fMr1n protltltlh. Tho enpfMi
Tint 1t requires to run Il frIu in tic old country
/ will purchase nill stock II lnu fartn In Iowa.
Y IL rue ! u s aay q.
| tll1ist haro ut lcnst 81 UU over .and nboye ILLS