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, 1881-10-05

somo months nRo tho 1sur Association nf this
city took coYnlzance Of some chargcs nnslo by
ticurgc Il. II. Hughes uganst Samuel App!ctoa.n
practtcits lnwycr Ut this city. tho allegation
beaIg: IL hEief. tsmt slr Appleton nh, bud oscn M
wns discussed ut some lungth by tho Assocla-
lion, VAt, i,assHveh ss It WIS taken tnto tha
tic september term 1T tho supreme
Euurt tho Attorney- General. n.s tho
rcIhtlnu of Mr. Hughes, asked tls0 court for
rnje oil Hr. Applutoh to shtsW etuse why hts
t1a,i1e ss.uuid nut !p stricken from thu roll. Tho
allegations lnasle wGre tho gid onGs. u Euo etllot
ab.lsci tiis trust III d3ve1s u.I sus,tlry why's Tho
Supreme Cnl,rt, hRytng considered tho tcatt-
1nsil,y produced. has HnAo IN order RECURRING
enurt, 10 bc held ut UttMwn tn tho lirAt Tuesday
III March next, 10 show cltltc why his nnino
should not be strlC ken frtIn the rnit Vt attnr.
luyB ug tho cnnr', autl tue nrdGr nj, tho ctniTt
admitting him to 1r,tctct IN tho cuu rts uf I'LL.
nU!s ent,u!L tiut t,e yAyAted,
, 1881-10-05


The ruu,ur that Vanderbilt s,ad seet,rod coil.
trol uf tho Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 4
t,,s1Inn npolis, tho Cincinnati, iinnElt0n Il D0y-
tom and tho indianapolis & 1T. I.ottia lialtroats
Ia not yet confirmed, Tho opinion prevails,
however. that thoro arc good grounds for tho
rslmor. Tho lnaldnnpolis .iNf1!uf ias tho fol-
lowing concerning this mntter:
Cleveland a,hutuly Fur Ncw Yurl, and on
Thursuny and Friday ther0 were largo Hnlea Of
stock Ut tho Cleveland, tnliifmhtls. Cincinnati l.
indianapolis amt Cincinnati, lIunIltun l. Dayton
iiHes, which gives GoIur to tho rsEtnor. and an
Vanderbilt has persIatently charged that tho
ErIe brought on tt,ls rntcs, no ts31y hAsu
thnst1ht 1t btst to clip tho Erfc's wings. which.
for tic tlno being, ho has quite cf1ectlin!-
Is tlunc, II tho rnfnor 6h. true. MS Tho
Erie s. New rnrk, pcn,,sylvnuia $ Ohio,
which are ytrt49tly enc. aro Gut ott sl'ori ~ J.
EhcuHo i completed rrom Marion to ChenEo.
which will be rumr months ynt. aud tho ERIC
people extcu,l tlleir New York, Pennsylvania s.
NhiH it1utl from Dayton to t:inrnilAti, which
they Will 10 obliged to Ho Hness Vantlcrl'i{t
excuses to inNitr c0ncesslatiA, wtlle! ha Will
hhriLy f0. FuRt.rretullt ines nf tho l?rip. how
eynr, nre run wnst irnM urIAttu over thG Pitts
hurry, Cincinnati s. IT. i.,i!E, ailu indianapolis Is
still open to tlioh,, ami as sum % liz ln,!st'!,
us tile Nuw York, Pennsylvania & Ohio crosses
II tlenr Springfield, lhcy Will hlye another line
West, nlld very favorable trn!ltc arrangements
nrt now existing luatwet.tl Tho Eric Ann llhInn,
bloomington u Western pGhplc. q. Z. 1uc,
Superintendent Of tic f}cu f.!ne interests. re-
fuscs u cunIlrnl or .lety tho report. or expires
huy uplntun rs regards tho nlnttcr+"
, 1881-10-05
The nefcllhn nf Criminals.
n, th< E*Tffnr NJ m $tht11r, rT4~ttA,u.


CHfCAuu, Oct. a-An editorial In your lssue OF
toilay closes Ms fellows: "Thcro Ia too much
luz 4ulhbltng and too little Justice for muricr-
crs III thls Statc. Tho responsibility for mobs
and syichin1 scsts upon the courts and lawyers"
No pnc Will deny thas every Inwycr who un-
]crtnkes tho defense nj a murderer Is In duty
and honor bound to secure to his client every
advantage due him Under thu law. Every Court
sitting III Judgment Mt tho trial Of murderer II
bound to administer the law It tlnds It. Every
conviction or tlEtluitth cnnlcs frOm n Jury thnt
rrprcsenta neither tho Iuurt NOR tho lawyers,
hut tho cnuntry. Every dcctson OF the
SupttnB CniIrt KrhnttnV new trial yfr-
tuAIlr iccEtlGs tiAt tho court below hua In.
tefuretctl and applied tho Inv III violation Of the
rights uf tho prisoner. IL Gases arc reversed by
the Supreult Court upon Vufhblca. then. unless
thut trihnai Is Incompetent ur corrupt, quIbplea
must Btsst IN tho law.
II tito law is Mt mutt, who Ia responsible. the
1nwyers and courts ur tho lawmakers? TIE
voice Of tho country spehk5. nr ls supposed to
spunk, through Its Legislature. Bnying whut the
Inv ei,U.l t,e. Il,ut yuicu spcnks nRain through
tho Jury sitting IN solemn Judgment oycr. tho
nccu+cd, II if fur The lawyers to nrxt,e md for
tho Court to rule what tho law Is. Tho llIoom-
ington moi, u not tunn the courtsnor tho law-
yGrs. but they said. Damn tho lnw." Perhaps
in tho energy VI their passion thoy went By
direct llna strAtKht to tho heart OF tue difficulty.
Ii So. wilnyo IL tho thutf G..
Routu Exchange Hack, I'D Washington atreos. 1
, 1881-10-05
LOUISVILLE,

Lou1sy1LLz, Ky., Oci. First raco, ono mile:
Wuuduvcr N.st, IinafoEu second, Daye yundell
third. Time. f:M
secand ruoo, three. fourths Of mitos 6porta-
man t,rst, Fusluitzu secoul, frldo third. TiAo,
l:.an{. .,,,
urst Mary saco coruvtt Ill scea ritno, ito isiI
, 1881-10-05

: 6pEttGl 0EspaffH 10 I nc GHtuQp 1''uHHFF
GREEN HAY. Wis, Oct. 4.-lfecent heNvy rains
have fntcrferol with lIt,I1Llnx OH tho now rntl-
ro,tls III this section OF tho State. aud west Ut
hero has beon very much worsD thin ia this
locality. Tho Grceu Hay s; Minnesota 1toal
chnnped tinlo OF Sunday last, nnl hereafter will
leave Grcun nay nt l:3O Il. t,.-ono hut,r oatlier
than usual-anI arrive from tho west ut 8:45
p. tn.-twu hours and fstrty minutes latrr thnn
usual. This will bo welcome news 10 commercial
tr1sseiers und otllers who 40 via Grncn l.ny to
Merri!lan now und arrive ut vt. pnul tho sllnIe
UyrninR. lferctuforo they wntted eight hbnrs
ut,d landed Mt 1T. Paul next tfHy. ltet,irhIl!x,
guod connections aro il!s0 inu,lU win tho 1T.
Paul 1toud. Tho now ra.troAd, wisconsin stichi.
HHtl. bus ct'1i,oneed ayinH tl't. ir91; end snt..
run. The new railroad fsatn rl0vcr to Stevens
Point is being pushed wlth vipnr. and Will sut,I.
ba raaay far tha rula, f. Il. sfntt. nf the Cht-
cnRo Il Alton, ts Tho engineer iii chMrEa.
, 1881-10-05

GALEsA, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Thc Hon. George c. lin
zelton,. motubor OF Congress from tho Third
Wisconsin District, bus gone to New Mexico US
spceai solicitor In behalf Of tho United stntes
to manage tho suit lately commenced in tho
First Judicial District Of that Territory to oust
tho Gallon Del AYua Company, u strong Boston
company, from tho extensive grant which they
now occupy about forty miles from Santa fG.
on the Srt,i,11d of II fraudulent survey Of tho
sntne. The clsc Is Quo Of great importance,
Involving valuable property, and upun WHICH
tho CNitun Del .tgun Cn1ntAny havn 6Ircady cx-
penlcd nearly Sl,ulU, 0t for 1ts Development
, 1881-10-05

rn1lADELhI11A. Oct. s.-T'ho English won tho
cricket match by ono inning and 1oi runs The
bu,yjIug OF Dntrs and I'cato was entirely too
mucb for tho Americans. J. d. Thayer 1r. nl4do
tho hluhcst scoro Of tho trmiuE. 9, one hit Geug
tu Ktl,ilru-icg osor tho fcnru TOR U. 4. .. New.
hnl! wus cMuRht out ui.rE inNktng Z. q. a. Now
hail tntitlp =. and wuA run Uut iUr DIxDn wns
caught out fur = and Clark eGrFict bis 6at out tur
y. The American arorc Ut tho fAll OF the touth
wicket WnS II,
, 1881-10-05

\ petition was HE'D asking thar mn election he
ordered to determine under the stutc Inv whcth-
cr A1nywood should be orgnnlzcd and lncorpo-
ratctl ~ village. The petition was granted,
nnd The election ordered 10 bn hr,d Oct =.
Hoocrt Il. Jtnrnuy. Samuel II. Donaldson. md
Orrin II. Henson were Mppolntcd tn net ~ Judges
corporate embraces the n. ". !. Sec. II. tho ".
i Sec. II, and tho $. " of thu s. ". Il VI Sec. g,
n n. -,
, 1881-10-05

Caroline Schuei complains that hcr husband.
Cuutud HchueII, ,hRs beell for yeats In the habit OF
uuttinR drunk aud abusing Aer without caIlso.
hud she now wauls to leave blu, ~ she cannot
rrIarnl him. ....... ......
Amplu kucblcr aAks thAt sho may bo divorced
from ueorao i. kueb!er On account Of bis un~
coutroliablo hablt OF getting drunk and abusing
her. ..-..-,. ..-,.,.
III 1850 rh0luas W, Neynolus married ais wlfu
, 1881-10-05
.1EllDa1ft lsARN.

JKuoME PAIR, n. T., Oct. A.-1ho first race, Il
mile and three fnrlongs, was won by Parots;
Ferida second, as1 Fnr co4nt third. T'tuc. a;17
Champagne stnkes, for a-yenr.oiass three
quarters of mile: Mar!luT first, leat second.
ljurlex third. Time. l:lt!i.
second. llnuncp third. TiMu, . minutes.
sallni9 rucu, Quo mile: simrathon t!rst, Edwin
4: aeconsl. ltcRlc!da third. Time; l:4sa4.
Ilandicap httrtllo rucc, milo mud thrce-eRhths.
Speculation 1rst, Katp l.onK sGcond, Frank Short
Third. Time. a:40 Eunnr, bertha, lngomas,
alu George Washington tell.
, 1881-10-05
Thc Chicago & Evanston Gets tho
Right Of Why Through
Lake View.
Contest for the Philadelphia & Read
% ing-Vanderbilt'a Ohio Acqui-
sitiona.
Tho New Lccsccs of tho Clnc1nnntt S0utt-
ern to Tnko Possession Next
Monday.
A Bridge to Be Built Across tho Ohio
,. Connecting Cincinnati and Gov
ington.

CHICAGO d. EASTERN IL41s1NOlS'
ms, on,,,,.1 ,nno, i,,v nf ,ho Chlcnuo Eastern
1loIs lsa'tronl conpany was ho''i yesterday "t
Tue following Directors were elected: For
mn ycur. i. II, tiult1yknper, Chicnyo; II. Il.
Hammond. New York; .lol.n y. I'rucknen; New
Yrankln IL story: Ssto' ;oaS,enr"n =. r ao',
CIV, M"rccs'e.' ,',. snss' ,.,'.,,,, m T,.nso
arc all reflections with the exception Of Il. L.
chase. who tnkrs tho niace Of G. Il. Stuvenst Ut
uosso,,.
THO following wcro chnson as tao Exec1l'ise
Committee: +. ". Iluldeisuper, y. II. story, II.
II, Ha,nmon,., Tuo,nus W. snaunou, John n.
,,.a,...,",, rt,a Iii n,,I,ors yrrn r,;,Jccnd, M
NtocH'han' 81, IVY I,,'.'.. ~ u.u1 nae,t. E-orTtn
Ii, story, Vice -rrcss4lcut; y. =. Dunham. seoro-
tnry: ]. O. Calhoun. Trpns,rrr.
Tto ANIMAL rrnnr,. wb,rl, wns submitted, cov-
ers pcrlod Ut ten u'onshs o11'y-srpt. to I'!no
H) Inclusive. 1t hus been decided to en'l tho
sea yeas uns ~ nne"r ohos m . ~ sa.no time
~ u"'o t'!s ,ete. 49, , ,T, ..,,Tn,' ',,,,,
tnoso o. we nvr @ lpors 9or I'm '"v ,o ts n @
inc lima ~. 1851. we're us follows: Gr,ss cnrn-
ina. main Inc, S,ssi ,so; lrrru Iiautc nyIslon,
@ iS'" ,.s ,nnei Fsa!;: nct e"rs,,,us *;sS1;i
.xpe'ttreess ce1nt acc, 5" IF s eSssG11. IT.
peeIsa G rSo increase I i, urass eMrni;ps an it'd.
Exnsy1llc: affs tate ,,cn Gh,eas" ta, , ys a
last year for yeats, s. to To- Msy ! ls y ;s 10
GivIion ,s':ii Tho eii neres.s IL net sarni"ss ." 1o
Ine psscrm.ss9s as Il. nrr m ,mt fhsra nas been
eaTssI sSafs Is 10 ts aecait tue past sar Every ox
pclse. ohlsuo " .tn uu tE.o III ,.r",St,. -
, 1881-10-05
street have any right TO- c1poot or demand shat
tho unIsnnco shall BE- abatod before no1t s1,m@
NOR or the fail or 1882. d. G.



10 tAs Editor af Tbs Chicago Tttbun&.
CHtcArs,. Oct. f.-DurinE tho past week you
havo published several articles in reference 10
tho trip made by tho County Commissioners to
Cleveland. Yoli say In ono or moro Of those
articles TINT eight Commissioners wont on the
trip, and IN another that MI but thsco members
NJ tho hoard voted 10 pay int Of tho County
Frcnsury sotne SILT to cover tho c1ponbo OF tho
trip.
ciuht Commissioners who Wcht tU Cleveland1
AMI nlsn TT thu aESGU who 8nyGL at h0tng Let
tl4 know tho ,nrlra Ut thuse who voted 70 pny
tho expenses ut tho trip nut Ut tho county funds,
and also of thDs0 WIN vntGtl HHalnst pRyinH tho
h!lt. Let us know, t'h,. whether nl III those wno
went tn Cleveland tGuk tllGtr exponses out Of
tho $H4-hna n mt. Wit, tt!aY anti who do hctf
IL yt,u inya cvar published those facts bave
failed tH ECU them, anh. ut hty rate. 1t Will do nu
harm tn rGPcht It. and keep II h1faro tho people.
Certainly ttt>s1 who wrrr not ut fnult ahould
not be blatnet! fOr tho ucts Ut Dthors.
AN 0i.tp SEnHCninEN+
[Tbosc VIM went TO Cleveland wcro Commits
Rft,ncrs Woott Knonf. Ayars. ltlcinwnld. Farrcs1,
sIII!or, Clark, and Ehdcr. T,s,so who .d not 70
Cnburn. md fintt.. An voietl for The puymont
VI tho htlI excGpt Cuhrn. "0od. and Purtngton.
Th0so wh0 tDok tholr expenses for going to
Cleveland wore Clark. Farren. Miller, EHf!ef,
lshctnwMd. and finopr. They have ail refunded
uxcent COMMISSIONER FArrcn, who Will doubts
less do 20 this mOr1l!nK.1
, 1881-10-05
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Crowded houses havo given hearty welcome
to GulIck'a Cea,edY company Ia thoir new piece
entitled "FurnIshci 1iuolhs.' Tho plot Of tut
play may 6o summarized aa follows. AiF. htter-
s.N Soll. deslsous OF living u life pf pcacc and
quEctudg. purchases All elegant houso and fur
Nlshcs It In an elaborate manner. tlr. SUid ID
Impressed with the Idea thAt ho r2l, BY renting
n!s furnished rooms 10 prupef parties. gather
about hiu@ sot OF peoplo who will ~ bar
sutltzo In their taates and i4eas that hls eatah-
ilshnu,,t viii become SOFT q! "iaomc,
Bweet Homo" Ho secures a. sunants tu!lcr
much coHsileratto1l MI artist in ct,loFs.
Eunnoser Of lnusIc, III nutlur, a phys!ulan U
pook-aFeut. College student. aud younx !9ly
10 superlntunl hi! houaehUitl ho precusca q
Xurruluus old lady airs. GraHiuv, rs bausGktsp.
9r. IhIs venerable soui. 1nspro I'd Wy 31olinH "
curiosity to know =" lust wtIo tim lndxers urc, y
rifles TIC authors trunk aud discovers what she
, 1881-10-05

thinks IA positive proof that tho n,iihor nur.
Icrnd &flst Chdntliers father and mo,her. mud IL
int n1, s,,tnat!ly ttispntehln4 tho enllE. t1huEe
ilo Win ihjs !dea IN h1r lslh s'n f,,ls nlt tho
tr.1nt,ts t,y tho rurA, and tcfnrn her rnistnko 's
r,y did MI playInR at erttss' purposes: md, ns
tho a,N sceSMsSst; y KY. ~; g, ss,h ,..a s
Of n " "Itntno, Bweet Homo most c4eutHal'y DC
n,fiiAheH.
, 1881-10-05
REAllIS0,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, lit Ia very gcnorally
believed that Vanderbilt holds enough ltea.ling
llallruad atoek to ubtolutcly insure tho olootion
Of tue Gowcn ticket, ovGn should tho McCn!Tnht
rnrty sucovcd In having thulr iarR0 amount Ut
tho convertible loan Ail mudp over Into shares
ii tic eompnuy. Payment et tho plexurinx
Valley ltallrond coupons at thn rAtn Of Per
TIto toau aln1iHta 10 s;se, tAN and bvaFa per
cent, but tho Kcndng. Company nflers per
tuterest bus been sualed.
, 1881-10-05

STATE COURTS.
Edgar A. Hnll and 4. Il. sfc0raw began a suit
yoafertny for $l.5Ul nguinst John Ktdcrhousc.
l.. L.. 1ioh4trom, y. j. siceker. and William l..
brown brought suit aRniust tho City Of ChfcaKo
10 recover g5UW.
Christopher and John F. blackburn commenced
M uction by attachment nxTitst John W. Sto.
vetlF md U4car lterxGr to recover ~ TO-
philip ntld jncnl Isinn, executors or tho Iast
viii OF JetIh Kim. drcrnacst. nle,1 fmlr acns..-
nne aHttnst Willard \. 1.r.!nrr, Charles +.
l!rnntr, II. 4. Warren, lrn t!0lmes, i. 2. Gar.
fnllJ, Mary f. Warren, e. u. Wilson. II. ". Thy
lnr, and lila a. Smith, to foft.UlDsv trust
Kesney T. Rhn's ntlIitiuu to Evanston; nlsD
Mnosl'er axatnat t;'lwarl u: anl lsahrlia !.
lttet. II. n. Warren. Afti ". l.. Grant to fore
cluse Ii trust -eed fHr <l.1R> IN tsOek u. III the
sumo nttlItnn: third nxulNat is0sHst 1lesl ami
Tb11ts r. Turrcy ~ farucnse II trust deed fur
s..JN Ut tho n. :; 0f the ". ". u OF tho y. H. i
nj EeG. II. Il. II: ln'i fourth Hghfnst .tM!nes
+. and AIary j. kGchty. Il. 4. WMfrGn. G. e.
Howell. AMI Waiter Patrick md VIII atn tisnnt
tu fDreetOso trust.Ired fnr 4ilkW on Lots !, q.
and y. Heck 6. Of kccnoy & lslnn's adltIon to
EvAussun.
WllItnrn Dooley commenced suit In trespass
agAInst Carsten Htohine. luytng dalnnRes at
$500,
i.lc!n G. Mitchell cofl.nence,l II suit for $4,000
tInn.uKes aKnlust AHsan n. t.nwrence und Attu
U'Nell, uxccttrix Of putrlck O'Sc!l. decclaou.
, 1881-10-05
NEW lime.

AtT. CAnHoLt., ILL.,. Oct. 4.-Tho rst train east
from sioux City, Western Iowa, for Chicago. on
the new through ine uf tho Ch!cngn, Milwaukee
s St. Paul Cumpany'a aystesn as soat!s, passel
through thts place curly This morning, and eight
regular passenger trains ind tvehty"eiRht
freight tratns Will run oyur this rnutb regularly
hereafter, unkiuK It one TT tho most ilnpurtnnt
railway lilies eeflterttlH IN chtoapo. Tho r'atl
erDsse1 thu Mississippi ltifer ut Savanna. alill
rsl,s lit aluanst nh tir.line through lUwM - tho
Missouri ltiyer, and through lilnols to ChicaEo.
ny Ires. roae IeashinI Tue 1at.er o;ty ~
uitlo lta,iroa4, vim 'Qyron, Elgtn, ole.
, 1881-10-05
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,


~ tht Editor of The Chteuoo TRIBUNE.
CH1cAu0, Dot. 4.-Tho West Side hallway Gem.
pany, always noted for their excessive mudesty.
aro t1tnkinx grail for tho Albums street brit!ge.
In Wow Of their uslrK about AlI tho brstlxes In
tho city, don't SOU think It will be good Idea II
lhey would leave Gne that tho public might Alvo
for It's own bCHutlt3 IL.
, 1881-10-05

egprcjnly tho latter, until recotnbor lAAt, when
s left ifIni. Tic ctnrHes tbat for ten vcars t'e-
fnra tint sho hnn been T. tns habt Of pet-
ting drunk. hnd then chftlnx NAMES. hrGak-
islg tlnnrA and windows. and threatening
to Kill her husband and fa,nfIy. She has nlso h!
alleges. frequently ttnftl away from ht'ne nll
Httsunt ms, ~ cnt,pIalnant charges. .qutta for
g"tten her marriage VOWS. nn bus lH,rno viii,
nav asks to 10 relieved 1rofn nil further duties
t1wnrE her. ....... 49,.
I,l'19e Tuley Yesterday granted n derrec OF
divorces to ChrIstIan buhbynr from Ellxabctha
SehIuyer on the ground nj descrtiou.
, 1881-10-05
II1llEAtENI'G,

ECpERtoM CouNT-CoSFEss.uSs-1. L. Chau-
berlaln Vs. Columbus F. GrIlfng, $g9o.Il.-Seth
Turner Va. Isnah Fugate, sl,5s0
CIRCUIT CnuKT-JCn0E KO0EHS-C. F. Maucr
rs. Patrick ". Tracey: verdict, $.tU.
JrnGE MoRAS-s. Il. Glover ve. Brighton
Company and NIcholns @. lHIchart, SG6i60.
, 1881-10-05

Judne urummonl will todhy decide tho pott.
tton for RECEIVER In tho Ohio t. Mississippi Kali.
road case.
In tho meat-cnhntng ratont cuseB boforA
concluded his argument ycslertlay, and wns tnl-
lowed lIy $r. Il. Il. Eoburn on tho part of tho
defendants.
TotlHy Is tho Inst day for filing records In tho
Appellate Court.
, 1881-10-05
uLurrToN L. UNION CITY.

8pfes4t DlsPdlek 10 1hs tF1zdao 1vEuaHa' =
isnlAsApoLls, Ind, Oct. 4-Asticlcs OF tncoF.
posutinu OF tho RluGtun s union City Ratlr9au
Eou,rouy, capitul s300.0o0 weso liod With tno
secretary OF state luduy. Tho rnad d to run
from Hutton to uni0n City.a distanae Ut forty
live milAa.
, 1881-10-05
ONLY a;.,t)i)D.DUuI

pul1ApEl.rll1A, Px, Oct. 4-In thu Orphans
Court thts morning tho autl!t Of thu estate of
ASH ltuckur to0k place, No objection was tt'aae
tn tho account, hut George Hull presented II
claim nralnst tho csiatq amounting TO over
fjWU, gu, The claim WIS made ~ behalf VI
Noble, HnlMtnrtt l. Gu, whn ailntl III tho con-
6tructlon Ut tho Lehixh Valley NAllfoalt:.
, 1881-10-05

SpFttd3 Fapdlth TO Thd C6gta9d TF1blNR
JAcKsnN. Mich. Oct. 4.-A corps OF engineers
aud surveyors started out this morning to s,,r-
vry tho Grand Trunk cxte,1AfOlt klntweth hcrG
md I'UntiAc. Two Dth0r rHutea viii be surs
ygyed.
, 1881-10-05

Don't use stin,utants, hut Natures real brain
slu nerve Iool-llop uitssra.
, 1881-10-05

DuFpALo, Oct. 4.-Tha Ordor Ut Railway Con'
Jpctuya uf tho Unttea 6tatca ana Canada arc
hVllluX q convention here.
, 1881-10-05
CHICAGO IL EVANSTON.

Hae Aoafa o. 4rMa.ees VI .no .o"a , y. t;"ao ~,
view nsla 1aeetN yes'e!uas a1u pa',s' -, ~" ~
osu.nhnee '1,"ua Iu .', su y. vs.. .,..s,. ~ ~,
GnlIaHo G'"ussu' is''''ue' ~ 'A".s ~.
aouuls naeA, aassakn ~, ,o s,.,o,.oa ,,v
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w,.nin ono yoar from ar, aiter tic pAssagU OF
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rio "nrf .n".,ttro r., In, hn5 on Dct, II, There
Sas ;,sen nnnsfdnr.h1e feeling manifested In the
mntter h,,t il ia nrubnuu ilat thu ordnance
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ssvjSo tha nssttnr in rhnIug.
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Tho Philadelphia It'eurnph has tho follow Ing
regarding the contest NOW golug OH amonE
, 1881-10-05

Wlnc11osscr'a ffrropf1oEphStes
will cure consumption, coughs, wenk lungs,
hror,cultIs, a,lu general debility. Established
tWeuty.u .uue yours
, 1881-10-05

ANOTHER BRIDGE OVER THE OHIO.
spssta! Qt.paseA to 1as Chicago TSt'uns. :.
ClNclsnAIF, o., Oct. +.-Tho Chesapeake =
Ohio md koutucky Contful Aa.lroad lntelvisS
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-19
The order Arkansas.

The Order in Arkansas will now
make steady, rapid progress in Ar
kansas For the first time since the
withdrawal from active service of
that able and patriotic leader, Past
Master John T. Jones, the State
Grange has an earnest, capable and
efficient Patron at its head Worthy
Master J. V. Scott is one of the best
workers in the Union, and he will
throw all his strength into the great
work of building up the Order
throughout the State. And he is
surrounded by assistants in the
State Grange who are equally zeal
Gus in the cause, and who will CO.
operate earnestly and fearlessly with
him in carrying out the aggressive
policy that has been adopted by the
Order throughout the Uniou.
The Patrons in Arkansas have
given but little attention TO co-ope-
ration heretofore, but they are be-
coming thoroughly aroused to its
great importance and to the neces-
sity of applying its principles in all
their business transactions. A few
cooperative stores have been estab-
Iished and are in successful opera
ton, and others will soon be started.
We hope to announce in few
months that the Order in Arkansas
has been-thorougkly revived and a
CO operative association established
| in every county.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-19
From Mississippi.

We learn from that sterling
Grange paper, THE PATRON OF
HUsBANDRY, that our Order in that
State is in an active and hopeful
condition. The Order has been
driven into the support of Patrons
for the next Legislature OF that
State, as the only available means
left them for self-proteCtion, and the
securing of legislation favorable 10
their interests. The prospects are
that sufficient number Of true Pa
irons VIII be elected to give them
an influence that will compel the
respect of all parties. The old 20,
litical organizations see this, ana
making a virtue of the existing ne
cessity, are nominating Masters OF
Oranges as their party candidates.
we devoutly trust the well ground
ed expectations of our brethren IN
that State will be fully realized
The same necessity which has
forced The Order in Mississippi 20
assume this attitude is developing
III this State, W it'll daily increasing
clearness. And we desire to adver-
tise ali whom it may concern th3'
the day is nearly gone by in which
scheming partisans can dragon q
cajole the Agricultural, Mechanlcai
and laboring classes into support o.
their nominees in Kansas.
The general sentiment OF the VI
der, so far as we have been able 10
gather it from personal interviews
and a large correspondence, is 10
ignore party dictation, and vote IoI
men in whose integrity they nave &c
confidence. That this tendency wiz
take practical form at this election
to the extent of its possibilities VIC
are not prepared to affirm; but We
do say that it is very much lnciineu
that way. And wnen it shall De-
come fully operative the PROBES
sionl polite ans and "town-ring
leaders will secure their own com.
fort by early engaging their Passagss
up Salt river. When party leaders
get it into their heads that they 0''n
their constituents and can use tlen
as they please, the people VIII Ne3
soon teach them a different lessoD'
Patron.