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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

Fresh leaf lard at Warren and
Eaton's.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

DR.. J. l.. York will deliver an
other lecture at Liberty hall this even
ing. This is bIs last in Astoria for
the present.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

Real estate has very much sppre-
ciated in Seattle within the past three
years.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

Sundays Standard copies in fu !
the open letter from John II. Mitchell
10 Harvey ". Scott.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

Save money by buying your school
books at Adlers.
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Terms Of Subscription

served by Garner. per week..--..-.--..-.25 Gents
sent by mail, four 40
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Free Of Postage to subscribers.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

Handsome wedding presents at
the City Book store.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

-Warrantee deeds at The As
TORIAN office.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

p. Wilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite
the Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

Adler is selling school books very
low.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

-SaIhenSelhes, at retail, at War.
rem Il Eat0AN
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

The Common Council met last
evening.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

slnelt at Warren x Eatons
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26

Several cases Of scarlet fever are
reported in the city.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-26
A Cargo

OF choice timothy hay Just az
rived al j. II. ID. Gray's.
, 1881-12-29
WINDOWS W-SMASHING,

Il Couple or A:uterprls1nG South sids
HsurglnrH Uttllxo 1t la Tltctr Business.
lAsMes Thompson md Hurry 1.Dwis, Young n,en
supposed tu he coat- thieves. wcru urrestcd II dry
VI twn ago by Olllcers Nollurd and GrnIlYcr. No
particular u4so could be nude out OH them ut
tho tln!e, but by Il cnr0ful and vigorous pump
Ing 1t wts learned that they i,nvo cnul-
tnlttcd u number ot buryarioa upon
,ho South shlN, caSh u which hs
bad always aludrd Arrrst. I,,st Thursday l.surs-
inx they snlushcl n slul p9nu NJ plAtu-Hass 1t
Gust corf,er Ut Clark u.J Adams street, getting
away with 4lu1 worth Or c,nlhtnx-All wilhiii
ihuir ruaHt. On lilo following uvelIltls, FrltNy.
they elnushcl $Ga pane Ut Alnss III Il. J. l.cIt-
n.nth's pltuo aad st'o !iya pM,ts Ut pnnts. f.ast
MunuMy ntNAl hloy brsIke II $l:U puiLu Ut pIalu-
glass " e. lsoekers os'nhlss,n!slt ~ tla GSrlser
tncy gtt buyet, pn,rs or Imhts. All III. lhosu
goods n,svs baett rvcossr.si aluIn = lumbar ot
hulluyu that they hHre bnun engaged! il, tt,ta
window. BMnshlnS system Ut burglary for q 1niH
ti.ne, atlA 1t ID Expected thAt many other ensvs
will De ptuvel nKniilst thtIE.
, 1881-12-29

MISUNDERSTANDING
Last evonlug. ut tho GnthudrNl Of tho Holy
Trlldr, WIS married to Miss Surat, Il. btunton,
dnuuhter Ut a,rs 81. Il. Stanton, OF pluo street.
Tho ceremony wis performed py Archbishop
Faohntt, insisted by EHther Bowling. Miss Anna
E.anlnn WIS bridesmaid AMI str. Eukune Elder
Er.nnslntn; lhg ushrrs weru s!cssrs. N. |.
s..mblnnuon suit Vt wine. .coorea plush, with
tttrnscat Knia ornaments, .und no buuuet.
At!cr tl.9 Gesc'''Iny the nrgnh played aietdvts..
sohn's WM.ttng March" Tho palty ad!n!r.ed
l.t Slt0 BlrGet, Wheru reception WIZ held.
Tu1ra were hln,ly elegant presents, nsn0nE th9ul
bslk silver le;!.sel fran tho sGt'lcH,eis clerss
trpln Msa b.. Larkln; hntlpr dish. Mrs. l.. G.
tiarrlty; eh.na kes M1s "a santo1.; ut at tr,It,
j: la,wuiu; Lrea4!ast ses from Msss,n.
ssa '];xa{; &;s i%sS
oy oS'y ta ST. Su srs j. IT, 6th; III 5a%s
spuuns, hr. and Mrs. Kelly; set silver salt..vil-
srs, Miss JoE!ian; snt silver nut picks, Mr. N. J.
Alnun9 tho ylsiluls were 3Er. md Mrs. Josso
A.nlih Nr. atd b!rs Joseph buutGr, Mr.. unt& Mrs,
" a; lsoa,,t,4I .,M Il ~ unl Mrs Edward 9e.,he,
+. Kesser, Mt: an,l Mrs. Chnr!es Horn, h!r, and
Mra. uG0rge hurgh, stf. a,,l Mrs uunlevy, tho
Misses Ihwn!S, Nils bian'to cuchsane, slgs Muy
lttco, Mtss MlrKnrut LNrktn, Miss btn|liu KnnG,
MIA Josiu HUdernun, Mrs. Edward uarrsy. bt,y.
A. cfswnloF1, saI. san slsses usla!!yy Mss.s Fl!x-
rane. J.. HSlternan. i, Kelly, 4. ltoVtIl, la,ncs
Fhiill!pa ". !'prktns. Chs bIay, Thomas koarns,
city, but VIII 10 "ut ho,n0" to friends vt IA
North LII Sal4e hrcet In u tow days.
, 1881-12-29
.BRUTALLY ASSAULTED.
Joe KnI1cy, n Cook for Walker .: lKocH-
ter, Claims that Ellis Employer 71bdr
n NnyN:sy 41ttWck OH l1ltit-l3lk Conll-

Joe Knl1cy, n Cook for Walker q: lKocS-
ter, Claims that Ellis Employer 71ndr
n NnyN!ss 11ttNcI1 OH l1lnt-l3lk Colitl-
lion Critical.
Tuis morning tturp wifi bo taken to the Co,in-
ty Hospital fronI No. 3t South Clark street c
young man na,ncd Joe Bailey, Il cuu's, VITO IL
suffering from IL fractured rib or two. A ro.
porter cnlled on 'lm lnAt night. and found him
lying upon IL co. IN II s,nalI RUM OH tho Kitchen
on tho SECOND tioor Ut No. ;,A CArk street.,
tho front rOuma being occupied by n
man aild hia VILE nalncd Woodruff. bailey wna
80 weak thnt lie coul,l scurcely spcak. but so
managed to make himself understood. Eur
e p m snx WnkeF .lS s's s ~ nus @
II. Smith Ctark street, hetwcgn hiAdltnn 4nA
washington W t sttects' Last Monday att,sr'nMn ,
rrletors Of 1ho snlou1,, went down inio
ana u psxan % 70 aInae n' h@. Tie T upase D "s wa
klDuktng him .owt, ut,ti kicking tim tr,ltuly hi
to side. When t1sts trentttt he sAys lhHt he OK.
e!a!,med: "Y"!l hase t,tokcn ny r!''s an .l.!t
away. lig clnthss ttnt thGtU Wls No Cnllsu Tor
tho attucls uud that Ap bud lGen doiur 1lA work
S,s. Woodruff sa!d that DalIcy occasIona!-
is rntllu In, about. l o'clock Tuesday
ln.td M intention to Inn. Iacslny he Oil not
lrnra the ruin, A:ld yestorslAy morning. Touring
that somc!hiiig WIS wrni,x With hn,, aha went
III Il. stu whit tho tnntltr WIS. Shu tOunH hltl
or III. ncuto ulln III liz s!s,c. where ,o nilcKcs
kUEs.rE.N KtCEE, HIM,
Tho MINI bud li0 money a,lsl could not nilur,l
tngGt physician, 10 hG l..s hui NO itsctiicA ur
Hnrgtra! nttcndntlrr. List hight sIo brcAno
nlMrnrd, Turing that hc WAS ntuut 10 die, NJ 10
w,;s having sI1ci, l,egli!ar lans ana aAstns lils
didn't know but THO ribs might have
, 1881-12-29

ATLANTA, Gu, Doc. as.-At n meeting OF tho
Directors of the Western 4 Atlantic ltaltwny,
held lhis uurnin1, tho resignation Of fen. Will
ia.u Maultac. Superintendent unl General Mnn-
nyur, wnA ru,tl md received with cxuitssnns OF
tho deepest regret. lien. AfarliHo hns rontem-
pisted rcxIxntnR for satuo tEtne. ttrtly from tho
fuct TINT tho stfcx tir bis s,t'lro wrrc roo numcr
ous, atd also bccuuse Of tho fnct that ho ws not
OIL tre1dly tcrtns with the Louisville l. Nashville
people. which system owns larHa Interests III tho
Western t. Atlantic luusc. Cen. aInci,ao has
accepted tho posltiou Of, Chof Engineer
Ut tho system VI railroads IN tho
south not III vet ,nnde. publIc. and wilt assume
tho duties or Ills ncw 0tleo about tho 1scof Feb
riiMry. MaI. Robert H.. Anderson, tiGnrr1l
Freight Agent, llas lteen appointed ~ tho ns-
rectors To- inke MAcltac,s placc. and .lae l;rowI.
aUn Ut SenMtnr Uruwn, Itx been given tho VII.
cancy or .1e,ernl Freight Agent. In t,lisoni
utrulcs = "a tht.Rht TINT ths ittaueMt tills b..
purity the Cause that icl to Anultaos withdraw
III from tho infringement Of tho ron.i. MNcEtiiu
IL 1y tar1g odds considered one uG tho bust rAil.
ruud men In tho South.
, 1881-12-29

wcnk Nothing tActlntt regarding tho objcnt ut
uet i'otscr, md Chini. Engineer MrCiuto has yet
Ecct learned hut il IA lIttlcrstoDtl 10 be for tho
sgs" e a*ns n s y ~ ras rHSnF ao tho
N'"'u' " ., 70 t san trana.s'"s s.,a,..,ou. =. ..o
I!iineis niSis!a! oi !ao Gateass KosK lslsnd :
svs, H., @ E % nm ~. ~ ,,rs uM ~ :.
@ ea!nssiio" i VIII r Sy sstwse,! ~ 'ho sutton
Tho sta.iott ii FL salIo. >''o wv - '~ " 49,"
Ino Mosinntn lacsao ttna'l s yGs'erdny opeinina pii
ltr!,r.,, .vslcn j. s.,n,lfese't 70 farxNs Fall.,
sXaS-iNus es ~, hrn ~ ,,' Waaena W NY w. '1 XVI,
,,co,, U' Wa,,'s w. ,n NJ inre,,s t'' rIss tS
M"HSr.' @ nM eu.HMa , rH,H' t., ~ NJ w
manl. Mnsnptss, snmtohM t.t,s tr il.f. ane
i* br'na pushed nhea'd vigorously.
The conductors utld engineers Ut, tho 1sock
1slan:ls llnuls pLvslull nru instructctl by Den.
speed III I'LL trninA which l1oy operate through
the City Of Peru ss in!towa; Pasau,tgcr trains IL
tuu Niltgs nor ittlr, ult OthBrA tn SIX per hour.
THAT toro tlay bp M m Il, thutct,tnl
t1to o. snGs n ~ ay Tse; e1n'isssa @ aa ont
EIscrss WI encl, 1c " tae e., %,ien , @ ~ oHst :
t!'o WaaGh tholr tt.s1i eftors talo CITY ano Whos,
eha.xg e,,ging' n ror,i @ will note ,ho time b.;
."Get ~ us n.ta H ~. hu can ~. III. "l'o
'unhe fetot'' .. 'no h""' ~ 'no .''ne. ~.
tho Michigan Ees,trnl N.r,,u.l, Issues tho fUl-
Itwiils Circular. resulting frunl tho wEthdruwa'
Erlu & North shore Dspatch Lite viii cc,lso
running ever Tho aiirhHan Central itai'roA,i
after Hec IL, Inst. .srtpr lhls duo urenl+ wi!
tsshtIt,u0 !nakitt way hills ur tsslll,n bills NJ
tnlnR by thnt s,ilt. Cars of lilo SiIctlluU1, Ecil-
trstf ltnlro,,t marked Er.n & North shnrc Dis
~ Sssh a.Sr g s NJ .aa .arss sl Nar src ss .s
patch VIII lu rutlirt,eI tn lilo runts uwninE
tns s ed ',n. y s b. p,: ID to s,ss ." ths ra
,,.., ,........t !, ,,,r r ., r,,.t..
, 1881-12-29

1ktMNI 01 WHY Nuk XCt *TrATeNs
W.AsntNHTON. D. c.. Dee. .o.-tnfOtlnauon has
hccu received ut tho Interior Department from
the Indian Tersltory,tnd TINT IN .,exprct-
c,ldlitic,lty ias rlsrn III regard to tile R1ntsnR
vi II right Of why through II port,on Of tue Terri.
toyy to tho st. Louis & San Francsco ltallroad
Company. 1t may be remembered that the
Choctnw CtMtnrl1, suntn ttn0 HgO. fav0ral,Fy ooi-
eilercl tho annllcNsipn nf tho raiIfetd company
for right If way through tho lnn1s OE tho
Chnctaw Mutton. md that that nctlon IL nnw be.
f,,ru tho Interior Dcpartnent and Congress for
confirmation. It nppcnrs that tho authorities
OF tho Calcknsaw Nation were not consulted by
tho ChUctaw authorities. or by tho repre-
sentative Of tho Interior Department ho-
fore tho uetton Of tho ChoctMw Gu,l,Icit
5SIpp,rny!ng tne anpl'cHtion' Mscntly !ao
z,.ncc Ut tho, proceedings menttunul anl Ena
thnscn two delegates wtlu have hren Mtllhurizell
to cUinU to washington, Nnl pr1'tGst Agllttlst my
further action III tho tirtIn1sua nti tito cultsellt
OF tho IhlCtnahws Bnnat hlyu been ublhlnetl.
Tho ClDutaws and cheltasnws hnl thclr lands
United Statust md tlp CnlckHaawe therefore
b,nintntn tllAt their consent. aa well us Tint 0r
tho Ch,ctnws. tnliEt 10 fbthfslttl u III nyrel-
mont giving II rnIfronlt Goni''nny right OF why
through my portion Of their joiilt territory.
Ilcretnfnrc my proposition nlfecttn. the JvIi,t
been submitted to both. und 1t appears tint tho
Chaknsaws hrn du,rrmlnctl TINT tits practice
Eball lc AithGrelf tn, Wh1ther they Will i,s wilt
tnH to Klrn tho!r cnnscnt ~ tho ptuiO4"l right
or way l* mt yet known. although It Is u0ns.d.
cred prohal,te TINT they Will. rhv nuwy nt,-
aud Mr.. lllrd. hive not set arrived III Wnsh'tg-
ton.
, 1881-12-29
Caks-TIIrlllE n substi'
IutG to serve Ont u ScntcHGt.

0pfE&at "a t@slEtlkHH{t lubh@fFcjuHs
NEW fnuK, Dee. :!,-An extraordinary yss sass
bparks, Ut tho Caurt uG uunerul scss1ns II
September, lbY0, SherInnn ltcpd wns sul,tclLert
hy Judge Gown 10 ths punitcHlury fur ilFff
lH0nthN for selling kttery pulluy slips. HetA
WAS sent u tho lslaul, but in II dny Or two VIZ
brought down OIL u writ Ut AADGns cnryuf ~ w
pthutav nn NppeNl wMs admitted to bula III *jpatt
LIS bulM!amRn was t)lsver Hu!nr, u prthlrf."tt
No. II! WllltAlA street, WIN qualified nn real ~ wv
rtrs0nnl astatu To the nlnUlInt Ut *1tu0 !ta
dvuaiUh WnB Atterwurd confirmed. Nnd tuo
DtstFtpt.Atlorapy Informed tnU bonasspan
tlMt the Accused 1nau tslat lo sI'ftsh.
dored, Tho surrender Was Iull,it OF "a a
lionday murnlnX. Oulcbr lsaAo Smith, u tlls
Court Ut usnurai Sessions, brought 4 nln NY s
Chisr.Clerk bparks' ultus, and ealt that II W.
lter& a1t, aflur The usual routine. tho Iliun W.
ordered back to tho GlstudY Ut tho Silrrtu "
Judge 3IldusElteyf. aud he WIS taken 10 @ tns
lcuitGusIAry. Chlef-Ettrk Sparks this InoFh'!xH
1ccslved word fEou tils HhcrlM tnat the .!l.n msI
confessed 10 Deputy 'HarticU Osuntn that o. vi ~
not bhvr1nan Aosd: hut JnMcs AcuiRn'a ~ ~. -,
judge Gllhorslouyo without DELAY. liz s1l!a uas
~ bud heei! lupOrtuued Gy Huber and sauv. w
1rtcnds ~ Heed to porsunatu ltue1 ami Fcfte ~" ="
els imprisonment. lle bad lnay c0tlAcntGu Gu.I n
90 20 On receipt NJ 3l5l Tao muJley was dfupps"
INTO biz pocket BY man With red mub!acmItn,g !Ing
whose ua,nc he did not know, W ho w.sa +lns .,Ea
taken acruys tue City Park Il, tho eheritts elnes.
ble1lauia WAS committed to lhe Tnlnbs :, ~ ,,a
Charge OF conspiracy, aud proceedings VIII w
taken against tho other Mcls Implicated.
SoftaninB Of tho brniu prevented and ncr'ouT
Hess cured by uYlNu l3fDWn'H Iron llktGtk
, 1881-12-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
Tito i" "rTcss1nli,' with Fast1, at Ctictns
nu0t.
Hpteidl l7itr,tfth 10 ThA Chteaop Tribune.

s"e 'heaH'""f' Nn.' 1"'''' a. o'"e'"-
"nat
s'.n ~ ~ - '' ,c. css.sv ..'',. ~ ,r
1850 ~, uco. ..'.. o "su. ,.. y, o
:, ,'. nv ""' 'ol'ae'e'. ", so op..so. .'. .,
ha'' tu;s evening u'lues e'tons.a,'oes '"'. VII
ta'"So u :" ~ t''N 9e"enoG'Gu ~" ,,,. y ,.. n'D'
set'shns' T., soi'ot'ha'cp' t"" S.s, W..
"!'' leAl "rpeas'" As ."' ~, so Nni's. ,,.','
WY wett ~. W u c''"."s VI wv oees. |oas"',
lneo"oee 1.s!ns osoMsa..". auu u,,, NV ,, Re.t
. a.. .nu ~. W. ....,.,... 80, !.
w" ..n. e"aos" M ,no H.v"'es. .1 -, "...,, a
,t, " ,not ,t"nS"is 'r ..rnt yn,,, W." mnvrr
,,sr. a NV. ". 10y, ,.',..'sa,a, ~ ~. s,vns.
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,'. .'. ...,, ~, s,., ,, ,,',.., ,,,,w ,,,
"u'e ~ """.Des" ''',...s 'o, $50 ...,,.... We
''rs ,ss -, w. @ ~. ,,o . 1,,,,,,.
.,,' ", we a .hs ,,n,a.
49,. V. r"'F'. ah s, 49,. s,.s ...'s.
,".. ,H. "e "'' 80. w ~. 49,,
"S.s'us .vso w. .,s. ,v.n',
~ "o .' :" r,o' NV "uso !:
49,. ox IA a.s' N''t ill.,, ~, ..,s,, ~ ,."..
',. .o.,, ss.n t..,,' 'N ",.,,,,u+ I"u ,n,v
ms' n,,,oro ,,.,. ~, ,,,,'nn .,,..s,-n..
IL. i .w Nv M.s' ,"., o'as. t ,st.,,,,.s
,ns ,.,,. rre,,, n.,, ,a,,r,a,,,.., ;,t,,,, ~"
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n,,'n,,n ~ t,,, ~ p,,n,n,,sn .,t ~. nm. ntnnr
=, ,na n,o,o ~ NV, ,.n," =. ;.''nno," si',
,.,,. .,,,,, ,,,n,i ~ ,,",roui,. mr., ,,ntxc,,nIIv
@ ""s "pp"t' ou ''sotos'' .., " ~ w. ..sn,
thAI. co11ifstry 10 tho nsa0eH h'No oi NrAloFin
tradition and Of the irosl.soulc'l Theodore
t,r" II wns ,.o, lint th.s cxrc,,ttr,,, IN mn un
.ms ~ "as "o' un.. .a's sHsepu,hs @ :" ~" ~. ~
n .'suay saea custom "as ,nac, ,. aoF ,,. ."o
0 tho t1,a,, l md III Tie Tue beauties n % ean,o out
nor,, ltu.lv. nnl snn,., or tim ,,ucottaiut,o.
toae 'ncs nut say 'lgfecss' were wholly Or IN part
ipnsovc.i. The whaln performance of thu or,t-
torlo was 40 glowsn, with enthusiasm, SO In
, 1881-12-29

Mr. John !. Hair. Of i,ialrstown, N. j., ar
rlvatl In Chicagn yesterday from btisAouri, where
he has boslI for nu1rbor Of tiays on business
connected with Ills snilroad interosta.
Tho REuss carulnss OF the Chicago s. Alton for
the thtrd week In necsn,bpr wvsu ~ follows;
Passenger, NoH0, vi freight, lsl,0ll87; mIa-
ce1lanc0ug,. S30o0; t0tal, $lSo, ,l:5.ld. increase
oSor tho corresponding weok last yrar, sp,dol.7d.
It IL reported Tint tho Columbus, IIocklux
Vailuy & Toledo itaIlroad will w formally can-
Aolidate! " IN curly dat0 With yandurhltts
ohi0 aystom, composed OF tho Cleveland, Cuiun,.
bus, Ciacsnl,uH j. Indianapolis ind the Clncil-
nat'. iaulltult huyton ltoals.
Ns. r. J. pottHr, 0vnorAi Manager OF tho Chi.
caKu, Burlington T. Quincy, WIG went to Call
t9r1!1's nbu4t TWO weeks uxu wlth Mr, j, NJ.
Furlea e!.Prpss.lent Ut tho Burlington. viii
lf,v0 Hah FtAlitIseu next Sunday, und IL exprtt-
cd back agatn III this city about tho cnl Vi next
, 1881-12-29

Miss Mnttio. G. 1.orimer, daughter Of the Rev.
George c. r.orlntcr, pastnr Of liunanuol baptist
Church, and Mr.. =. G. t}rIggs Jr., Bou Of y. O.
urlgxs. ESQ.,, tin publisher, were quietly tnar-
rtetl lust ovcnink ut tho rrssdenco OF
tho brldoas parcnts. M. 1sls MichiEnn
wits, nrair. md only Il ilu,Itod nnmGor
Ut relatives INT. frIelids witnessed thu coron,osy,
which Wna perforn,gl by tho father uc tho trI'1r.
and tho hhpty .yninE couple loft Un the evening
tt,..in ior New i"rk. whence thcy Will anil for
1n their return Chtc,go viii uo thoIr huulo
They rGc1lvesl number Of handsome aud cost
" tIruscttta
, 1881-12-29

hptetal Dspaseh to Tile Ghteaco 7fttunt,
la Cttt,ssE, Wis, Duo. :s.-lt Is uuotlIclny aE-
nu.,ncad III this city that r. u. Underwood, at
rreseut .Ass!stnnt Superintendent Of tto lt!vee
Division Of tito Milwaukee, & 5t. Pnui hallway,
viii succeed John 81, Exnn us Superintendent nt
tho Southern hltuncHGtn division, Mr.. EHAti
lenycA fvr II ,lew p0sttlln NJ winnipeg III u teW
anys. 1t is HNtl. Ar. Underwood Assumes the
uullra IL once,
, 1881-12-29

ST. Lt,uis, Slo., Dec. ..s.-Oov. Crittcnlcn In au
Interview denies explicitly the assertion oi Mr..
Dowti, President uf thu llunnIbut s. Ut. Joseph
lsuilroAl that the B,ate paid tho lust July ill.,
tcrcs, o,l thu bonds issuol by the btato to llut
sovl, Vs was tclegrnplltd fron Now York two ur
three tnys ,1gp. lla saya tho railroll.l eonipnny
pltli thnt interest, td repents Als f1rsec staIe-
inent. That 1t the rnilruad eotnIatny makes de-
klutu wll n.lyur, lsu tho ruld tUr Hulo undrr tie
lLW covurtnH tho Gitsc.
, 1881-12-29

MILWAUKEE, Wis, ncc. :.:s,-3lr. A. ]. Cooper
hus been appoint northwestern Nla.19ur Ut tho
consolidated fast-truight limos, now known rs
tho Eric i NORTH shore Dispatch, foFIued " tho
Wahl.sa s. Eric, Eric s. Milwaukee, and Eric s.
North Bhnro llisputoh. Tho hoaduuMr!urs OF
tdtl now lnG Will bU In Uetrblt, md Western
headquarters here. Tho local agent has not yet
boon 4ppUlntE4.
, 1881-12-29

Miss Virginia uasclay and Dr., q. W. Moody
wero married At the residence Of the brido's
fAther, Capt l.. 7. l3urclsy. No. 444 0artiuld
avenue. b. tho ltcv. DR.. rolrie, of the Church Ut
aYlor partMklnx Of u dinner soryoA BY KinsIvy.
took the tr,ltn r0r thar now hou,e VT Huron,
llak0ta, where nr. MuuEy 10 stationed ~ sur
scoIl Of tho Chicago d. Northwestern Hallway,
, 1881-12-29
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
Interesting Letter Of ticM. 1Icn,to-1yl,ut
Gen. E.vcll Wished to DO, uud 0cn.
Leo prcv0ntcis ;.

ID, i,urs,np,on w., rrts pr..,.
a California pnper recently published vhnt
p,irp,rtel tn DO tho minutes OF Tho cnlls,ll,At]on
OF cslrrs commanders hcli ut tho clnsc ur lha
second iay'a lighting ut Gettysburg, july =, leg.
Thosp minutes nrs supposed to be III Gen.
Mcndc's handwriting, and nurscss l,y Gen. l,ul.
tcrlc'd rs tho n1i,iliius Of II cuttnc hell Thurs.
dny AFTERNOON. July =. Tho Now York Tints
uf tho 18th Inst. devoted nearly two col.
u,nns 10 tllaso '',nnu.cs," nldtug re-.
port Of mn Interview with Gen. lluneuck
muny Of nun. Uaucouk and lcn. Hutl lertcid 10.
FIJI 5 Nsfn !hs N on S , Gaufn ;r Of The Wr
ton whether Gen. Mcstle lildi vltlumiiy prcrer,,s
to tlHh. tho bAttly ,tnru9Kh Ut osttysburs ur
was unty restranei from 81 dotIx y tho aIycrsaa aa
opinions VI hts corps commanders.
Gu,l. Mcade d!slIked public controversy, and
tu tho tncts On rtGurtl III ha own Testimony uni
that 0t bis corps cul1'nanlers md ctlntalned III
h!s ordcrs OF iile III thu archives Of the Wnr III.
partneNt. Int nrlvAte letter 10 the editor Of
this paper, however. In ls71. ho discussed the
subject ~ son,c length. sonu purttous Of tas
!she1, aud hnyo hoc11 seen but by few eyes, We
feel Justified In giving IL tho public
:, 1t was written uudor these ctrcu1nstances: In
t0nt Officers in l8SV the oraltor, Col. ". ",
tno ba.tta o. GetEyshurg. Thc etlItnrnf tho Ft1t
ting with Den. Mrmdc nnll nu cUnsc!u,,s bfas On
tho subject. hut hi. Ing given aome study to tho
tolora6jy clear cotieiasons us T. tho rmats Iru IN
question, undertook to lutund Con. Mcade by
allnwt1'K fr'n, established facts and from Uen.
m istnkcs he lnado ut Uutlyslt,rg, purttixe tn
withdraw Ills nrn'y 'ywill,out tcspuEato tight wns
not ono nt thorn: that ~ nom. of July |, betoro
he Ind heNru ut the commencement Of tho Nght.
tnx, Con. Meade expected tU light II general int.
, 1881-12-29

cnrlancc with tho plaus Of the club. Thu clut
haa ns1 heun ntyert,l $iG,fMf n ycnr for nnp
lnnknE nilics, md Ei3,0UO fur anOthor. Wh!lo
It htA ,lUt yet turchnsei any GROUND It has tho
rnfuAal nf Il. and. III cnso my othor rtirch1sor
Owls the tol, viii notify tho club and give It IN
opportunity to thkO tho property II 1t Is able to
, 1881-12-29
THE RAILROADS.
Inspection of the Eastern Illinois
by Louisville g. Nashville
Officials.
Consolidation of All the Eric nntl
North Shore Freight
Lines.
A Lurgs Outfit Of Intelligence from Ne
braska. Interesting to Railroad
icoplo,
T1,o 1,otiiavt1ic l. Nashville Docs Not Yot
Control tho Eastern Illinois, but iH
aSutte El1re to OSvu II E}cfutf LDts.

Tho LotitAvt1lc Il Nashville Docs Not Vet
Control tho Eastern illinois, bnt iH
quite Gnre to own II Before Lon..
Mr.. J.. Dc Funck, General Manager or tho
Louisville 4 N.shvli,o, nitI Mr.. u. !. mickey.
President ot tho Evansville and 'f1iru llHute
lsolIroad, arrived IN this Utty yeslcrtay mor'i'tg
from trip or tnspnotlon bvrr tho ChchKo u
Enstcr,i Illinois 1latlroal. Mr.. q. >. l.rford,
GENERAL Superintendent Of tho Enstorl l'slnols'
accompanied tholn nnd showed them aipunt'.
Their praseucu here Hayc rise tn rtitnosa tlat
the Louisville l. Nashville had t'nA'iy sccutcd
oontrul of Tho Eastern llliio!s nnd that Its nAn-
ngct,,cl,t wo,l!l ,c changed 1a',.f.
\ TntruSE representative called upon alr. !Jo
lunick ut ths Hra,ld l'ncifo Hotel list night to
1suvn whnt truth there was Ia these ru'n1rs No
E,ntch tllat willie 1t was trl,e that Lit took
loci, nt tile Eastern Illinois property.
yet Tho report thut Ills cunpnny hnd
nhta1ne, cunrrOi Of the road wns prntnaturc. It
wns probable TINT tho I,onIsv,'1 NMshvllle :
wouih get control ar thu nh!l. hait nF yot notn-
1t,u tlrlnlt had bean accomplished Ns tIlr as no
knrw. The i..,,lssli!r 4 S!tstvttln wants Chi
r,lgn uuttoi, and he was Vi the upiHson tiat It
iiii.os. Hi s." shou "a ti,o ' iavilte Nashva NJ.
Dc mk uni @ K fof' fr1re II a,fo thS iSs'sf ssrJs i
woal s in av ,;sss stiuht uIr fS' hteax1 10
III! points IN tho South. br.tl9c, he sa'tl, ss
Ipw being CONSTRUCTED ncrosA the Ohio River ut
jIlino,s ai,tl Eva1isvIc xTer,r lu,ttu lines with
thu l.onsyIllc y Nashville systeHl. The br!dyels
bG.uE bullt In tue most substantial mnntler. AMI
whrM completed viii bN ono or tho lncBt nnd most
substantial structures Her0ss tho Ohio Hlrer. Il
Monii inlsr s!h"nt Two ygars 10 eonplste M fhIs
would bc 'nndr by ferry ut Henderson.
Consolidation al tI.a Erlc Fnst Freight
L.tlr.
It wls announced IN yesterdays rnlnuNE thut
the Cntraxo cut or tic Eric & North snure DIS.
1atcn Fust Freight Limo will bc nbsurhel Jan. I
by tho CoM,nerriAt Fast FrciHht lime, running