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, 1881-10-06

1T. SECOND Visit to Chicago.
King kAfulsaur, Ut tho Sandwich islands, nnd
col. & II. .I,,t],l hls l,hnmburluIn nn,l rrirnto
e,,otnr.. ro.ot,n,, ,hl. .,t,, ,.ostn,s,,. IT,
neet.,ats 'o"eoo., WIS IVY scs'otu"s 1'"t"sns
lfola l'calhgtoti. n.y., anu took hren&fHst at tho
Cbicuuo. Huntington & OnI,,cy jttad 1T ,,tn,n fur
fn,nh ,IIs Muist,. ,s 1'a,,,, ,r.,',,,,t ,o ,",,r
uh'I' .l,s ma!ests nus oeo', nsoail' eno WoF4a.
hts'1R Vis'ted JatAh Eh!tn. stun. ll.l1a, Egypt,
Ailu Europe, nNd landed At New furk tGn Glay8
uut,, Ilu snc.,t n div mr. two In Wnshinvton
ftn1,tmnr, t,n,t,,,"tf and ax,n,,.,,' ~"
a'a. ~ .. S'ss"h ~ , ~" .oaH'o',. N.Y.
ho will meet tho othor n,umbcra Ut his
8ui.o-slui. atnptnrIuut. Ai,I-t,r.f,umn. n1tl
A. " II arm.,rnmr NtnI.,or ~ atnto ,.n
-. ~ 49, "''ua.'""e. 1t'"'ssof " ot"lo' luu
iattcs O! "hnM nus peeh MaKtn& iNtla!rles US 10
wllero the best GiaBs u eluiHrnnt5 cHil he Oh.
tujnc] fnr Tim Hawaiian lsjunr1s with n vjov IN
i,~a.a,,n, ~, ,,,,,I,,,,"r ~ ~. r,n...,,,,', ~
,r,,,.,,,,. ,n,,rr. ~. 49,, :, ,..,ov III ,t,, =.
,-,s i,.a. ,'orara It, 80
.>'o '.as Hes1 A'e 'Ase' a44'. to"1'" "!s!s
III cxc0i1ellt healtti. tle lnuRh''s! wGn asked II
DvIAent!y r1cDlIGttlny Mr. C1lyin's ntlvtuo Ns hu
al4htud frnln tho ruin wt,c., hero III 1874 tl1at
u +t,YulI11 rfubnpy Ike II vO 10 TIN tiUtut ana
w..sh ill., a,iJ his Introduction Of blu tu thc
lsoArit Ut TrNlu III tho King Of tho CanutbaI
lslMnds.
liz s4Id ho would ssil from san Francisco for
Honolulu uil tho -, t,lt. lln Ind bcun l,yuy
,IlY PEOPLE wEltE ASxtous TO srp lin.
nj, ,sf ,"t ,,,', ,.',r,, ,asss,,. 80. ~. .'
LIZ XIX !a .i. svsy f t % ve. ~ w "na
tte!y"nero WIZ tuo Hlea!est khaens
tsn We & t1ty nv @ 5nri in!ptensuu VIM tae sos
s s. NY Ky, t. 4o annes., iatles mnEt
, 1881-10-06
~ EfsH1SI III.
EtkefdI Offp1tch Ia III4 f.nteaaa TIT

gpfetal DfspatcA to 1ha Cnteaoo TSibune.
EL1is, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-Thp twenty. seconl Bcs-
sion or tho I!nos Conference ot Free MuthOdlst
Churches convened In ttIs city totlny, tho liov.
u. r. ttnbcrts General Superintendent, In tho
chair. Devotional exorctses were conducted by
tho Chairman The 1tuv, J. q. Terrell was elected
Secretary, tho liov, A. +. Ferris nss!stnnt. The
ltov. J. II. Gotszni, from tho 1landtnvao ,,tlu
1InBhnrli Circuit, was Mdnltted to a sei,t In tho
cuntcrencv. L. L. Hall, or lnwa. uud Henry
Cutltipf,, or Illluna, were admitted oil prs,bIs
tlun. delegates Rottru n.i committees w1ro mp
p,intWl. Thu ltev. II. =. lluberts addressed the
convention this evening.
CALLED.
spteta, Dispateh 10 The Chicago Tftbuns.
GALEN.t, Ill, Oct. G.-Thu ltey. r.. II. t{nzet-
tine. VI In safe, IL ripe scho'Ar ami prominent
Clergyman nf tho Bt,ite, hns bron called tu tily
l,lEtnrnta Or tho Presbyterian church in Warren,
aud 1t IL understood will HtGppt.
, 1881-10-06
HOME GATHERINGS.
TflE httitllE tlIfEsrfIlN.


There Is no doubt That tue agitation ovor tho
brltixo question tho pnst Tow days will huvo
good e,rcct bath On ur,Jaotoutlors md ycssot-
mon. The turmou and CHptains of other steam
craft will IN, tnt,re careful in hnnltno thnlr
t,nntu. an, r. mn nccnrt bnnucru thov will In
,rpn,rc,] In nroy nv Inront rntnrtih1o nroof t,st
inv Il hunrc,,r1 ,vhnt cn,,sn,i r. on win i'm
Iln,uo y.,uu,il propcrIy fall upon. Tn tho othnr
hau,r fhs ,,rt,1no.or,icrs oupnrI,IIv fta stuni5
oucs, viii bo on tho abort to nrotuct
thcir br,hrea, ont will. TIM. tho so,nc
us ths stnnn,lont,ncn ami t,,r,non. nn,oavt,r IN
rr,DerIv inrIt,. thn h1umo ~ ,nv nncl,n,,t thar
r,ov hnnnnn NJ or ~ thr,r },rtd0rs- 4 INV. ond
WI, nrr ,Iad tn INV II yc,y. ,,rlcrtcn,,cra having
tt,ur,,o ri hrI,,,rns Inv, vrrv I'M, fonp,,ca nenc
rI1,lv vhon r,,vnui,, n, coutrnvers,es viii, vrs,
e'"t's ""Ga VI e'th"Aoe -. e'"'tuse'siea "'.u va
ss.uu. M t ,. @ ne III ast .,p. puou a @ pa.
ae1aand. nnu 10 dc!n0hu, tnat tao'f WsFes and
@ uau9nless ehall no* W ,nstlhou w neatlns 1ao
VIC !al1gaase osea ua'!y W hofno orldeetcnlcrs
III thoir guarrcls With steamboat uud tug Iuon.
especially tho lattor Let tho obr'1gosenuers,whon
nasa!lcd by tuxu,un ur othors with foli ant. OBJ
Keenu lnngnat;o, hAvp tho,n nrfcateL, and utter
WY ~ ~. Sl'! a,s se pss tu usa rti rs, n
,r,,n1, ~ H. tn..s5 5 ~ III hna9n, t'.,m: I,ns a
;hio rcsn"rH nnna tts nmv ~ t,s,s t,c N,1l@vn
on tuHs III tho rlver, tho v,tst ,najorty of them
hAita nNy 10 cal.ous anu their tucCa sou&y.
I ,,1., u v,;s.. @ sprs ,s n1G. a ees ,nacs ofse
" co. ,,,'i" ho,.ntSeu i.,,1,rtH,v ~ y.
~, ,,s', H.. ~ IL. INA tn, ,sn ,vh2ia ~ ~
1u,cx Asn orlg,. snrrs.
r,,o IRA. an ,.inn s,o,inn ~ Wt,1d,o r.,.,s ,e
eonpvtel,
,r,,t, ,,.n,.,,,,. t,n,,o f,,n, 1oh, uof.,ua lar
,a Iae nr0p1ul III JUN 'ole
,,,s
Thu propeller lia,Kor State @ is cut OF commits"
e'o'. aao 'oe oAc'"'' VIVA i"'o" 7a"'
1no sehoofer tw0 ufotnors - ~ t1a Fcaaci-
, 1881-10-06
throw him boatti Juat IA ho was sinking for tho

last time.
Mariners arc representing that a fox-horn or
boil should 1o placed on the dnmtny m the do
trOt ltlvur. AZ whom they Rro passing near th0to
1,'ino ihotr foontion. Tho Government should
supply tho want.
Eellhor trnrbormastpr had warrant for tho
arrest nr Capt. Willis Mt any timc. and m e'ii.
OIL Une Oe t1,en was wholly ltncnllHtl Tor and It'll
Just. Dtf Nl officials perform tholr duties rs
cunsecntlotis md flithtuily rs Chfcng0's
t!Mrhormastors tho community would bo fortu'
nntc.
Tho propeller scotn, Of tho Merchants Mont.
real Linz, 10 In port. Capt. Scott. hor com-
here, and, nf course, will join tho .Iully Cnp-
tnlns' Club" It Is tho lntentfon nf tho present
% tnot, win sai tiIo lakcs, and 10 hold Regular
weekly meetings.
, 1881-10-06
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
lOItT tlt1fkDN.

Special Dsnateh to 1ht Chtedoo 1rtbunA
PORT HuNON, Mteh., Oct. 6-1:G0 p. m.-Fasscd
,,p-Propollers Iuy Gould. II, O. t;chnuor Lowolt
n,,1 r,~,,os 4 u,,.rot+ nnn a,r.rrtu I'm r1Ln,yno
md md ] iarycs ri CiarI"n. scaoners hon | i. C nNr,I M G. a.
King; steamers City OF Cleveland, Icurl, Flora.
11nwn-TsrnnnI1nra New York Atlantic 0H53.
nnw i. y. Donn1lson and barres. William Cowfo
49,, ,s..a. s,tI,,as"x n,, 1eo,,,os, anhno,a.,
n1ao pa3sss, nlaoigso1 a',u on'kus' a1nuon9Is ,s
urotoh, SWALLOW, SaVc!ailo. Ffaic!s rams. no
Opkchs u u. Mlxcr+ liz u IHe1hTus.
WIND north. b!Rht. Woataer Hno.
Epte&al p3pateh to tn Chtsaeq Txthune
Ponr IIui,ox, Mich, Oct. 6-0.30 H. ln.-passed
, 1881-10-06

jtl.tlaH fl'a.l 1Ials4,
While cn1AKet1 In Foinnt1nk tho 1turfs, after
tiast ut thu silver ullne lii liidlantowu Jap III
the solia rock, ut Il. depth Of II foot hulow tho
suFtuc5. thurs WIS found = nest OF thruo snnkus
They were nl,out q foot In le,lyth, nlack 10 jut
Oh tho back, light, Rray on tbe ulIder surface,
s MI ~ ~ na %a5x nav .se 1aa a.
entlro bully u wUll-,nRsknsl und Aatinot ring Or
c0llar Ut bright yeil0w. They wclp ontirely dIs-
TINT frntu any speuu hItAceto ku0wu lii tho
1tulxhlorhool. and their pEeuonou 50 fur below
tho turf4ue. and III tho piuue where thoy vera
fNun1. IL entirely unAccuuntnhle. Thoy wuro
KILLED by tho Miucfs III HOon rs found. ~ they
seemed ytolous nna cutlo4l 10 strike,
, 1881-10-06

gono, and hcr bottom appears to u ia bad shapo.
eoive new brasscs. and for .ropairs. 70 her star-
lunrti arch, aud tho stoam.bargo NanAnt for
now wheel.
QUICK nua.
6pttfai Dupdtth to 7hs Chicago TYttllne.
:. ANHRnaTnltRu. Ont,,. Oct. h-Tho steamship
IN twcnsy.sbreo ho,,'s, With i:ss ions Of eoal
a,u 4gJ TOTS Of rn!lrontl iron on draft OF thtr-
teen feet. sho coalcd up hero.
THE l.. II. SHEPARD To lie nEnutET.
Special ptssseh v,:s t. 17e cassaeo ,s THINE.
hor thorough robuliii. Work wiil 10 com.
moncod nt oucc.
QUICK sAI1Elts.
Special Ditpatth to m uatcaao Tsth.tnA
MrlWAuKHE. Uot. E.--Tho schooner American,
Cant. Cal 11eokor innde tho RIM froln ChtcaKo ID
tluys, and tho schooner Joi,nlo Alnthows, Capt.
1'nEl Hurry cGtnV up from Cleveland In six
THE It. r. nAsxEy DISABLED.
Special Dttratth 10 Ths Chtcdoo 1fthun&
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. h.-Tho Ftcnm-bargo
Rufus 7. !eanucy Is bore disabled hy her ,ar-
peK pRF 1 sne ~ sre M to
cine.
r1Ap HER RuDnEn DISABLED.
Special Dt,pateh 10 INT Chicago 7tfbune.
M1LwAulsEE. Oct. h.-Tho scow l.. Mny Guth-
rle had hqr rud!or 1isaolqd last % evening while
WGre nlalU t0dny.
no MAnxET ron THEN.
Special Dtspeteh to NJ uhttdqa Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 6.-The schooner l.. J.
Conway nrriyed today with earKo OF ra!lr9ni
to Chicago.
As1tonn ON DUCK ISLAND.
spttial Dt:oatsh to Tht chtsaae Tribune.
sary Esote,t, ist. i roportc s ashtso HS Or luck
Island. Il tug lias gono to tlur assistance.
, 1881-10-06

1iAn1u6uulsu, EA. Dct. 6-0ov. Hort n0tIllss
tho Insurance Commissioner that llo will not
lssu0 nny ,noru letters patont to mutual asaexs-
1uent INSURANCE. eoupantcs. AZ the Governor
e''Istrues tue law, the blttness IL not ounauGsed
lcguiy.
, 1881-10-06
4 Postponement Secured until This
Afternoon to Accommodate
the Defendant.
Some OF the 1lcrcsy-Hunters Actively
Lobbying Against tile Alleged
lleretic.
Proceedings in the Conference During
!, tho Erection Of tho
Court.
TIE CONFEl2ENCE.
OI'ESISQ,


TIE CONFERENCE.
nr,rv1ya.
sp,etat rttpatch 10 ms fhteaoo 1+tbune.
ayc.unur. C,ct. 6.-rha c,nJrrcnco wis for.
nally opcnud thls morning with rho Impressive
scrcmo,y Of tho Lords supper, which was I'D
mn.stcrrd by l}tshon Wiley, Of C!rcInnutl. AT
tue conclusion Ut tho sacrament tho Bishop
,natlo frw remarks OF tho lnpsc or time since
hc Inst met with thu Nock ltlycr Conference.
MINI yours aHo it wins hls privilege to preside ut
Its Session. During tho Interval death hal ill.,
vadetl tho ranks Of tho brethren. and thrcc Of
tho ministers VIM bud fought tho euoI fight had
tuken thcis acpnrturc for tho housu hot madc
viii, hands eternal tn tho heavens. Tio believed
thu, tho spiritual niluonco of tho conference
WINS for suod upon tho inhabitants OF tic city or
8e tas tho N ustera woaa Srnr u tho psss.
Ing or God upon the households In
;, which they :wora saests. a'a tnas they
W @ nm tey ,sp tha sSor es
Ioy H ie ~ warmed t a the rruttren .I not to uro in
any kissing. as It WINS a.'an3orous 1usi,,rss. ] In
conclusion be hoped teat tue ronferense would
pFosee1 .ho fSur w,,1of ay 'ffs anu for tho glory
Tho noy. ". a. Smith, tho socrotnry, read tho
ptxsyn f. wa, announced ,oa, peoeon C. g. novc,ov
of tim Wvnp,,utY f,nnference and e. w t,ra[t ar
tho wyoming Conference, had boon transferred
to tue ltook Ntyer: .-,.--,..
4as !'es' "'A enta HRs fce'ecteu seofotaFS
BY acclanlntion. W. II. liashr anl =. F. Dun
Mug Wero nppp!ntcd ng6'8tnnts
-,, srAsniSo !, . toAMirrEEs.
fuuo"t'oa-c. II. fowser. T., u. J.. Marsn' IL. l..
Martin, Alonzo Canpball, W. 0oVlfcllow, N. II.
Axtcll.
S,tutlov- -schoots pnt grnnt Cnuso-F A. t,urtt-
IT,, =, Cios.fo"s.,,.' .s ~ 1f...sa", ~ :,
LIZ. - VI Itnucn"'la, ~. r. t1aE"oo"' S'' IL
Church Extouslnn-J. Williamson, W. A,
Speucor. n e. .t,le,,t1u,,uinv H. NJ. smith. " III
IYbuul. ii. il. Artcs,
Frscdmcn-1 n. ttn,,crt. NJ. Al, purkb,,rst A
yakomon " II Sn,ttn +, n I,In,,i,,. q
tsnrn.,,. w. 49, '""'"' -" ~ n'oo'"e' s'
1iil,i" f{:.,.,-7 r,,,,.u,. t,I,.. n ,v
1i,,t q. i HuIi"rt"hI n Enss.u. ~ = S,Int,, w.
|insor,."rnm ~ ~ ,,,n sSnim; = t,nt4',y' r.,
Al. I'~nttinT = i, ~ ~ st,inr il = anrt1,..nr !
T =. HS; T. =; n.e'e6' - e" SpF1"Rc's -
l'n%tme se,.;s.,, "a. II. HeeaHn lEt,. t,,,,.,, :,
r,ata ,ut Mt1u ILL tuot,eeV EnaMoH = -
1sntiv + r. s.nI,r eo'fo v. - H''s'ao"' ''' ia
etHHs' His,,n, ~ - a,,antr :, t,ts,, ~ Aa,,,.
ut,".a n ,t =. ~ t; IL q: .n' Muus'
IoI1S t1.. |"snl"l'' u W. c"FF' u W. ihorheo1''
it,.t ~, tsur. T,,a.,t " u,oh,,u,,. ~ y ,,.t.,
1tE II n,,...s + Il, Iton1 ~ IT, iau'
y. 49, - '"nas' H H. - e'e""c''"1As' ~ y" a"hHu'
~, nf;r..,,,n ,,ec,r,,s-,, ,r,,,,or II ,,,t,.
n = ttit' ieIus-a 1Ht tT"ItoTt y, H.. nEattS'
~ n"e,a;,,,,.- nga.; II vu,hor, ,,,,,.
,tn.scnIs-sM' ,tsn'.t - IT, T.: sHnHos II .a.'Hst =
SY,u'u' Yn,,nn a. W. 3aoa'"s' " A' l'acKs' u D.
1n"ns. ;, II.
-o!ces-J. l,ush;
, 1881-10-06

Thare can be nj beltcF guarantee OF the vnIl1o
Of nA. Il4pWAr's old-estAul!ahsu H. H. NEAr-
piks than tho base aud worthless mutations Of
them, a th9ro Af9 PRlsa Ra1olventa, NoilefS, Anl
Pulls. fio eure Hnd ask Tor itadWay'a and SEQ
that thu name "RAdway" il On wAat you buy, j
, 1881-10-06

At nuFFAtAt, NJ Y.
Eptefdf Nspdsth 10 tn Chttdoo TSibLne
BUFFALO, N. X, Oct. 6.-c0nl frotHhts con-
tEnNe quito lirIn, and ratos tnay DO quoted ut
si.4O 10 eli5 npngen,ents-1ropollerJu Juutata,
coal to Chicago. $l.@h: ateatn-bargc Jesse Far.
wall md eonsorts and schooner l.. 4. law. unal
to Chtc,gu. 1t st.+0: steAnl.barRp b. 1la1lontno
aud cotssort Il. II. Moore, coRl to milwaukee, nj
$i.40: prppoIler Wissahckou. bulk salt 10 Chl.
cnBo at $l.6i Canat frcI4hts wero dull ut 4
cctts on wheat and ~ cents Oh Gorn to New
York.
At CLEVELAND, o.
Epteiat 1,liateh to The Chtsaao Tfib4nt.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 5.-Chartcrs-Sehuon
Mungungofi, ore. stnr0uotto IL Tolcdo, ~:
scl,ouncr Guido r1atcr, coal to Chicago, $1.25
irce schooner .iaEles 4. Gilmore. two uarEous
Of orc. Escunaba to South Chcago, II FREQ out:
schoonur Eliza Uortach, block stomu to bftlwau.
kuc, :. per ton lroe: schooner Col. Cook. orc.
EscMnnbA TO South Chicago. 81 free: acln,uner
q. N. Case, urc Eeganahu IL EilIok isock. prlvato
terI1s: schooner kcnt. coal, f.ako Ern t'ost to
MOTTO, ore, Escauaba to Cleveland, private terms
, 1881-10-06
IN CONFERENCE.

IN CONFERENCE.
The Methodist Ministry Con-
gregate at Sycamore,
Illinois.
DIR. Thomas Trial tho PrIrl-.
cipnl Event or tho
Conference.
Appointment Of DR., Fowler as Pres
ident Of Council Of
Fifteen.
Biographical Sketches Of tho Fifteen In.
: quisitow Chosen to Sit in
tile Gaze.
Progress Of the Council i'll
the Trial for
Heresy.
Text Of the Demurrer Present.
y ed by DR.. Thomas
Counsel.
4 Postponement Secured until This
Afternoon to Accommodate
the Defendant,
Some Of the Ilcrcsy- Hunters Actively
Lobbying Against tile Alleged
Ilerctlc.
Proceedings in the Conference During
:, tho Erection Of tho
Court.
, 1881-10-06

Indigestion, dyspepsiM. nerv0us weakness, etc..
cured by brown y lruu uitiVEs,
, 1881-10-06

Fur CUEltlIVroMl.
Propeller Cnnattn, coru. 1o,O0
Tatal capacity. ...... ...............i4,00 900
LuMnEn.
Lumber freights remain stI1 at tho advance
Of lust week. Thoro are imn,ouee stucks at u1l
tho shipping ports awaiting removal, aud ves-
sells are III demand, To ntl,l to tho CAUSES thnt
nuke lulnber curriers' In demand Is tho fact TINT
tho canalboats I'll tho river suitable fi>r lumber
carrying Ara full nr grRln, nnd cani0t got thulr
cargoos discharged for want Ut room In tho cto.
vatnrs, TITO Following nrc tho r1ltGs:
From Enet Saginaw IL Lake Eric
Frnl Fast SnrInaw 10 Chicago. MI 6pl60
Fron llay C!ty To lMke Eric ports. :,5p @ai75
truln Ilhy City To l.hltHNu.. aO0 GII.21
E;s E5s s'stSs }'as;s = &c secsSEs csssS; S :iS
From Wh!tO (!nko to ChicaHo....... 2.W
From lrAnd fhvon TO Chicago..... 1.81Adt..W
From MuakogOn to Chicago. ........ 1.SiMQG...W
Il&nN-UlE.
There Is no change III IRON -Oro frotuhts. Hates
rcu,aln firm Mt tho following tlgurca from tho
points named:
FrUu EscunRba to Chtcngo.. 100
From E;sGunRbA In Lake Etf8 ports.... 1.GATbl.Gi
FROM MnrtlHIttC to Lake l;rlt lOtts...
coal.
Adyices from IlutFnIo represent coal na unset
tied, with an inward tendency, caused BY the
scarcity OF vessels on tho lowor 1nkcs. NGariy
MI tho big carrlers aro now ut this port wntlng
fur graln frcights to rcaeh Il paying figure.
Freghts from Oswcgo ar0 reported very atr0ng,
cnrrfors for tho upper lakee being very source.
Tho following aro tho figures from tho ports
, 1881-10-06
Grain Freights Exhibited Faint
Signs Of Life. Yester-
day.
Some Demand for Carriers, but
the Rates Offered Merely
Nominal.
COnl and Lumber Freiglits Still
Very Firm ut tho Recent
Advance.
Around tho Lakes-Vessol. Oharters-Dock
and Other Notea-Arrivals aud
Departures.


Grasn frotghts shpwed tho slightest animation
yesterday, Il ut a cent being offered ind paid
for corr to 1Iuilalo. Oesrors md ngonts wcrU III
better spirits ycstortlay, tho Immense amount Ut
grain III tho elevators, with tho fddItEun being
dnily made to tho stock by taslnf aud rall, giving
thpm hupo that frcfXhts mtst a9hIn rceovor
anu that payinE rates will tr t1all Gnfore tho
cl0sp Of ll,o scasott. TITO following embrace tho
, 1881-10-06
RaQW9J's Regulating Pills,

Perfect Psr0atfrrs, Saoshfng tiIsrients. act
Without Pain, 4il4paus Htftahsa uHd
Natural t,A 17.sir Operations.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-06-17
IN NIlcNIOIeIAM.
HALL OUAcHITA FIRE Co., \

HALL OUAcHITA FIRE Co., No. /. 7
MONROE, La, June Is, 1881.
WHEREAS, this Company has been called
upon to mourn the loss of our fellow MEM
Dor, WIN. ScHULzE, who for many years
was ono OF the most faithful and active
MEM bcrs it becomes our fnournfttl duty
to commemorate his death by expressing
the esteem in which no was held not only
by part, but by tho entire company.
Therefore, 30 it resolved, That death, which
has taken from us one of our best ncmb rs
and robbed this community of Il useful cti-
zen, and the family circle of II kind huS-
band and father. has inflicted upon this
company and his fellow citizens IL loss
which cannot be measured and for which
earth offers no consolation.
I'd. That we tender our sincere sym pa
Thy to the family of our deceased brother in
this their doep affection.
3rd. That, in token of respect for his
memory, this report he spread upon our
minute book, and the engine and engine
house be draped in mourning for n period
OF 30 days.
4th. That copy of these resolutions DO
forwarded to the family of our deceased bro
ther, and that the OUACHITA TELEGRApTI
and Monroe Bulletin bc requested to pub
liSh the same.
w. w. ALLEN,
=. KUHN,
&. Z. KELLER,
Committee.
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Tho w., =. n u. Railroad.

The Eicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific
Railroad was sold and formally trans
frrrcd to the IIrlangcr Syndicate on the
lst, and since that date has been opera
ted in the interest of that organization,
though without as yet any change of
will tokc place about the LIST proXimo.
1t appears that the ", S. & +. rail
road, while maintaining its separate
local organization, will become part
port, the Alabama and Great Southern,
and the Meridian q Nicksburs roads
making the other two roads in tho
general line, of which, we understand,
Mr.. Otto Ploch, a leading banker Of
New York, is president, and Col. J ohm
Scott, an experienced railroad man, is
vice president and general manager.
1t is stated that the company com
mands capital of 81 900, 900, and that
the purpose is to complete the gap of
90 miles hcucc Ia Shreveport at once,
| thus atfUrding a continuous line under
one management from the railway net
| work Of Texas to the interior of the
Cotton States. Beyond this mcaGrc
statement nothing is known at this
point respecting the future of our road
It's carly extension, however, we re
gard aS more certain than ut ayy time
| since tho war.
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COIrt-lIOllSc Meeting.

Mo NEOE, LA., June IL, 1881.
The Committee to consider the sub
juct of Il new Court House, appointed
by tho Police Jury and Mayor OF Mon
roo, met at kellcr's Hall this day.
Present: w. II. Thcobalds, w. Z.
RcnwiclS, J. w. Scarborough. Alb
scnt--T. G. Standifer, G. J. Boatncr.
puestcu to act as chairman and w. y.
ISenwicll as secretary.
Mr.. Calm explained the object to be
to recommend some initial steps TO-
wards building a now Court House.
After consultation the Committee
dation to the Police Jury, and Mayor
and City Council of Monroe.
1st. That the Police Jury of the Par
ish and the Mayor and City Council
of Monroe, submit to the qualified
holtlcrs-property of voting q mill tax
for the period of . years for the pur'
pose Of building a new Courthouse.
Sd. That the President Of the Police
Jury, and the Mayor of the City 81
Monroe, are requested TO call meet
ing of Police Jury, and City Council
for the purpose of submitting this ques
ton to the qualified property holding
voters Of Parish and City of Monroe.
! 81. That the President of the Police
Jury, and Mayor of Monroe, be en-
powered to advertise Tor plans an'
fspcciications for said Courthouse.
FE. ENDoM, Chairman.
W. Z. RESwICK, Secretary.
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Personal.

Mr.. w. G. Kennedy, recently re-
turned from Biloxi, his health but lit
tie improved, left on Thursday morn
ing's train for Waukes!,a, Wis, where
he expects to spend the remainder Of
the heated term.
Major. John w. Green, who has
filled the position of superintendent,
Rcccivcr and General Manager of the
Nickshurg and Monroe railroad, one or
the other, over since tho war, has been
appointed General Manager OF the
Georgia railroad, from Atlanta TO
Augusta, and leaves with his family
Monday TO enter upon the duties OF his
office. The Major Will leave behind a
host of friends who part with him with
reluctance, and the departure Of Mrs.
Green will likewise be n source of regret
NIong a large circle Of friends.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

pY virtue of an order of sale to pay debts
ID of the succession of Charlotte Miller.
decd, issued by the Fifth District Court of
Ouachita parish, State of Louisiana, l will
offer for si,lo at tho court house door in tho
City of Monroe, between tho leg al hours
of sale on,
Monday, 18th of June. 1881,
the following described property belonging
to said succession:
l. Lot No. 4, in square 20 of Eilhiol's adj
dition t" Monroe, fronting 90 feet on Dc
Siard street.
= Lot of ground opposite Catholic cemc-
terry, fronting on Washington street, with
= small cottages thereon.
Terms of sale cash for not less than the
appraisomcnt. CIIAS. T.. SAUNDERS.
Admin list rat or
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Resolutions of Thanks.
On BOARD STEAMER st. JOHN.
June 9th. 1881. [


JUNE 9th, 1851.
At II meeting held by the passengers Of
the unfortunate steamer John II. Hanna,
| the following resolutions were adopted, viz:
Whcrcas, on the eveing of June ), 1881.
of one Of her boilers, when and about 20
miles above the city of New Orleans;
Whereas, our lives were i'll imminent
peril aud we believe but for a kind Provi-
dcnce and the prompt and timely assistance
| rendered us by the captain and officers OF
the steamer st. John, we would have boon
lost and
Whereas, we desire to express our heart
felt thanks and lasting gratitude to the
above mentioned officers.
Resolved, that we the undersigned do
hereby tender our sincere thanks and OK
press our warmcst gratitude to Captain l..
L. Delahoussaye for his promnness i'll rose
ponding to our calls OF distress. and also
for his kind and untiring attention to us
after our rescue from the Hanna.
Resolved, further, that too much credit,
cannot he given Capt. Dclahoussayo and
tho officers of the st. John for their kind
treatment to the sufferers who wero SO UNI
fortunate as to DO badly burned. Tho con-
duct of tho officers of tho st. John towards
tho officers and crow of tho Hanna cannot
be too highly commended. ISignedl
Mrs. Mary Block, Mrs. James Lathropc,
Mrs. A. NIcTay, Miss NJ. d. Comma,
VIM. p. Otis, Mrs. j. w. Dabhs,
p. l.. Gwin, James +. Hughes.
solomon Block, SO. Sevier,
II. Dutrey, John Lieux.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

Fifth District Court, Parish OF Ouac hita.
No, 5j3.
Succession of WILLIAM SCHULTZ, decd.
Whereas Charles SchuIZo has petitionod
tho Court for letters of administration on
ceased.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ton days
why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
AUSTIN GREEN, Cl'k.
GARRETT Il RUSSELL,
Attorneys.