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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23
Why Men Sit at the End Of a Pew.

why Men Sit at the End of a Pew
1t is curious to look down the aisles of
a full churcl. and see at the end of
every pew man. Very seldom indeed
does woman sit at the door of pew
Why? There is a reason for that as
for every other phenomenon. Is it, as
our cynical estimate of human nature
would suggest, because men would
naturally select the most comfortable
seat: We must assign a more credit
able reason, and see in it the remains
of an old custom which originated in
the unsettled times when every colon
list in American towns took his gun
with him to place of public worship
as a defense in case of Indian attack,
then unfortunately but too common.
The men in those days seated them
selves near the door of the pews so that
upon the first alarm of danger they
might be ready to rush out of the build
ing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23
IN BRIEF.

JducS II. hluhedU, vi IIcllO, Is III III
city.
. Fish Commissioner Parker is in SAL
Francisco. @
Chinese wood sawyers are a scarce
commodity just now.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Mason returned
from California yesterday.
There will be Thanksgiving services
at the churches tomorrow.
Mercer Otey, Secretary of the Yellow
Jacket mine, is in the city.
There is lots of snow and intensely
cold weather at Lake Tahoe.
Senator John P. Jones is one of the
Directors of the Hudson River Tunnel
Company.
Simon Friederberger, clerk with
Olcovich Brothers, is now the happy
father of son.
The Thanksgiving ball of the A. o.
L. w. will take place at the Opera
House tomorrow night.
Gus Lewis is in town. from Reno.
Old Carsonites will always return to
their first love, even if but for short
time.
Between now and the spring thaw
the income of the Carson plumber will
be greater than that of the V. & T. r.
R. Co.
1t is reported that a we'll known
young Jewish lady of this city will
soon change her family name and move
TO Reno.
Charles Kinball, Assistant Sergeant
alarms Of the last Senate, is said to
be coming money in the saloon business
at Hawthorne.
The Au Fait Club is not to be reer-
ganized this winter. Times are too
hard, and cheap dances will be the .
order of the season.
The condition of Judge f. w. Hill
yer is greatly improved, and a COM ,
plete restoration to health is in his case
looked forward to. /
Tomorrow will be Thanksgiving day,
a legal holiday All the Federal and
State offices, banks, and principal bust
ness houses will be closed.
So far this winter, no charity appli-
cations have been made to our County
which speaks we'll for
The thrift of this community.
Samuel c. Wright yesterday received
a letter from Sam Davis, in which he
states that he and his family are de-
lighted with their new home.
Frank Boskowitz's merchant tailor
ing establishment is now turning out a
better style of custom made clothing
than that imported from the East.
Senator Jones will again be at Gold
mother is said to have completely
allied from her recent severe illness.
The condition of James kinkead has
aiken a more favorable turn, and it is
now believed that he will recover. On
Monday his friends had given up all
ropes.
1t is believed by some that the break
n the stock market is the work of the
San Francisco allies of the New York
indicate to control the Comstock
mines.
On Monday a party of gentlemen in
his city organized club and pur-
hased twenty turkeys, which will be
hot for ut the Carson Guard range this
fternoon. ;
P. c. Hyman, Warden of the State
'rison under the Bradley administra-
ion, is reported to have gone to Mexico ,
. superintend a mine for San Fran
isco parties. .
Rev. Mr.. Fairbairn, Of California, t
,ili hereafter occupy the Presbyterian
ulpit in this city. The reverend gen. b
ernan is expected to deliver his first L
ermon here next Sunday. >
Full morninp servica and sermon an q
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23
DANCING SCHOOL.

SATURDAY EVENINGS. FROM "a
~ to IL o'clock Admission, Une b liar for "a
gent eman and ladies' Ladies' and Children's Classf IL
Saturday AFTERNOON from l TO A. Terms s. per mouth
Children under twelve years, $l.5O.
motif MRS A. AIT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

Twill cure your cold - Ammen's
Cough Syrup.
Many Druggists recommend and try
to sell which pays them the largest
profit. Do not be deceived, ask for AM
mems Cough Syrup. Take no other.
The remedy stands on its own merits.
You can buy a sample bottle for Is
cents, and test it yourself. Larger bot
ties at so cents and 81. Ask to see
larger size and read the wrapper.
For cough or cold there is no remedy
equal to Ammen's Cough Syrup.
We think it unnecessary to go to a
doctor and pay him to prescribe for a
common cold. At the same time it is of
the utnlest importance to pay attention
to it and get relief-or evil consequences
may follow. We use Ammen's Cough
Syrup. 1t has never filled yet to do all
that is claimed for it, and we take
pleasure in recommending it to our
readers. If you have not tried this
medicine, go to your druggist and ask
to see large bottle, and read the label
On or about the 25th of last month
came to Wood Ranch, mile west of
Carson, in Kings Canyon, gray mare.
The owner can have the same by prov
ing property and paying costs. nl2-2w
Send for our price lists. It will open
your eyes to the bargains that are SELL
ing at the square dealing house of IN
Gle Harris, 22l Kearny, between Bush |
and Suffer streets, San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-23

There are many complaints agains
wood thieves this cold weather, but none
have been caught so far.
Gold stem winding Howard watches,
worth $50, for 800. Guaranteed for
/ time and cases or no sale, at the square
dealing house of Uncle Harris, 221
Kearny, between Bush and Suffer Sts.,
San Francisco.
We have received from Director Bur-
chard, of the United States Mint, his
annual report of the production of gold
and silver in this country during 1880.
1t is a comprehensive and instructive
volume.
1t was reported yesterday that the
participants of last weeks Belleville
stage robbery are safely housed in the
Esmeralda County Jail. w. II. Pease,
of the. stage company, is said to have
caught the last OF the gang.
People who have icy sidewalks in
front of their buildings, or who reside
in the vicinity of slippery crossings,
may be considered as philanthropists
if they will scatter enough ashes upon
the dangerous spots to save pedestrians
from falling.
Sewing NJ lchine Needles. > cents
Il r.
The Comstocks experienced ansextra-
ordinary weakness yesterday; Sierra
Nevada and Union selling below ten
dollars, and the end of the decline is
not yet. 1t is predicted that both of
these stocks will touch five dollars be- |
fore New Years day.
There will be turkey shooting at
Swift's Springs, 200-yard range, Oh
Sunday, the Goth, and Thanksgiving
Day. n15-td
A great many valuable horses are
having their long hair clipped here dur
ng this cold weather. A horseman
stated to an APPEAL reporter that the
animals are not near so liable to catch
odd after being clipped, as their skins
,an be more effectually dried after hav-
ng been driven in rain or snow storm
han with long hair. OF course.
Ifyou see us rushing around town on
white horse, don't think we are mad
n that we've got the measles in our
amily we are prospecting for items
eeing if we can run over some one, or
umble off, or something of that kind.
That horse is thoroughbred (mustang),
Gentlemen, and we don't want to sell.
Vary swop.
, 1881-01-17
CASUALTIES.



Nav Yonx, jul l0-Tho lnrHo bo!cr in the
dry .Roods store Of hcCtccry & Co., l.roas'wny
nnd Eleventh street, oxplolrl this evening.
rs by nh earthquake. THO boiler wns locntc1 In
E,oventh street. boncnth tho sidewalk. over 200
feet tr0M broadway. Tho explosion toro lio!c
1t tho sidewalk two,,ty fcot IN lenHsh. Tho cnn-
c.lssl0n ahnstured intn fragments tho larRo patc-
glass windows III tho liroattway ami Eleventh
street s1des Of tho store md plasc-elass win
dow In tho book storo Ut Phillip HINT, ou
Iron dway, HdJoIntnK McCseery'a. THO inlrnci,ao
stones forming tho sidewalk over tho boiler wero
broken, aud some Of tho pieces,
WEl01liSt3 FORTY OF FIFTY POUNDS,
woro hurled t1istnneu Of 100 fcct luwn Eleventh
street, An Iron Eirtor on which thceo sto1les
rusicd WIS thrown ncruss tho street. 4 portion
nr tho c>st-irpu cDvcr Of thn mAhhnlo wits
dow8 Of q. X. Reed, II Eleventh strnct, nfi went
crashing Into trtttnn mt tho end 0f tho rnD1ll.
Pieces uf tirIck Rntt atulics wcro thrEwn h!Rh III
tho mir, md sD,np Ut tcm fuil through tho skv
astle Ut the street. MnAy Windows OH tho suuth
Hlde Ut tho street Wcr0
n1ppLED.
Happily No ono WIS injured. Engineer Samuel
Nushworth and tho flrcncN wGrt hnlh Nllsri,t4
according to tho uHuRl custom on 8unlny. Rltah-
worth snys hs loft tho building y! 2. M. arc
l,Md sufficient wator to lust through tho night.
The H7lltgo showed pressure nny Of twn pounds
q steinl. Tho h,iillnE, of witch tho EtDrn OF
Mctrecry TURNS tMrt, tH nwt,ul by tho ictho-
The tlHnlaKc CAUSED by tho cXpios0n Will fHli on
siU.CW.
, 1881-01-17
TIRE RECORD.
IN CHICAGO.

The alarm from 1lux 4:l Mt h:o5 yesterday
morning WIS caused by flro In tho basement
Lake street. 0wnctl by Frank Brandles, and oo-
curlell by j. II. latch rs d laulAtlry. DntntHD,
fl0: Insurance unknown. Cause, I'M over.
heated si0vu.
A slill alarn to Engine Comnuny No. , nt 4:45
yesterday afternoon WIS causcsl hy tho burning
ont 0f n chimney IN tho tw',-story md hnsc-
nnd occupied By Allch,ul Kate. DaMnRo
tritltur.
Ttlp alarm from box Hf1 ut II :c6 last night wna
caused lIy tho hiirunR nf st,alU books III tho
Jnnitur's rnt,ln at tho North Cntk Rtrcct Tnrner
ltnI1. Catise, tlefeGttveilue. Dau,ago to build
Ing and contents $50,
, 1881-01-17

from u bnrlor-sl,np Mt about noon. and Ind
not bcen ennc long fruni tho BllDr when
II gentleman to whn!n tho tnattcr was
mentioned! anil TINT Nnhfnsn,' probably mcnnt
IN HnitiR 10 lilo aIcc. Ta,,utf twn ttetnra trying
To snw ilp an ugly l'',s' III hle thront which hnt!
ilnetlItlg III tito lnspnrnt frw Minutes tmfnrr.
THO loelnrs hnti inst suwc,l tho wound up whGtl
hn s,teeculc III lifting lita hyslh mn! causea tho
whlIu on his wny to tho tusp.tnl. FrrM OK.
press!ons RECALLED BY thnsp who knew him It waH
, 1881-01-17
In HER OWN NAME,

Special Dsspatth 10 Ths ChteaQo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. l0.-lIctcn N. 0ouges
has brought suit III tho County Court agatas
tho Western Union Telegraph Compnny tot
damnYus for fulluru TO uso prnper tllllgeneo!a
delivering nussnxo Tho suit attracts ptHtGf.. {.
,llar attentlnn. only fFn'n tho fact that IL u J.
brought III tho lnly's own uanio. without oens
Joined by hur Notwithstanding eEt!rGly oa'
OF tho usunl urlUr nf ttliu8s III ludanu.
, 1881-01-17
Suicide.

Hptelal Dhpatth to TAs CAteaqo Tribune.
pu11.ApKLrllLA, Jan, N.--Tho strout was thrown
into fever Of o1olteuent Just utter noon tt-
day by the suicide. tn tho Office, Ut James u,
Robinson. Locality Ctrrk In tho trothonotary's
Office. lio hau hcoA tucro lye years. und WAS
considered aN exceptionally KooI clerk. lIo
had served during tho War, WIS u
snctubor Of tho Grand Army, and had o
Wide circle Of frlcuJs.. Nevertheless, his domas-
tic sslauous woro unpleasant, aul ho hal sop-
aEatga from bis wlte. Hu borrowed rtlxor
, 1881-01-17
OBl1ilARY.

Special Dt,patsA 10 1ns chlta,o Tribune.
CoLDwATEls, Mich, Jan. 1o-Isaao Abbott, q
greatly respected uui valued citizen Of this city.
who was struck down with paralysis Whtlo ut
work annlp ten days saRo, died yeatoriay nlDSn~
llH A1l.t wAs 1uriGd to-tlay.
:, mAltrvpIt!,, Conn, Ja,t. !o.-l'rof. william C.
in.jaw 1t Naah Webster, anl Tor u uu,n6er Of
yOurs Professor OF Ithetnriu ut AMher1t.
, 1881-01-17
A FRENCH SCHEME.
Nntfroud from Tho West Couxt OF Africn
&. to tho Valley OF ths Niger.

Nnsfromd from tho West coa.t OF Africa
10 tic Valley or the Niger.
While De 1.sscs S aist Is tra'nSc.oa ns,ss tho shares
n, h;a pnuo,no f,nmal ,,rnirct IN tha columns
~ t,,n rar;s ,'ross ',' n"t:rnrtsn ~ mara IN.
o. a1o aas n9ss ~ e'ae,paS1 ,,4as, VI oto ,
oo ors 70 araIyiur e1s to F4enc aeua % pIis @
W Frerch % Srnr,s,,,. nnl Ia n II fu,r wnv of bc}ur
n,,si'.I % fnr,sar ri n 90 snspJv M ca,uuctim' NM # i
noti,ins less than I ralroad trom hnrporon
tho West Const Of Africa to tlie Valley of tho
NIeer. During tl,o INST ten ycnrs tho ft.asl-
h,itfv ~ urorhin,. tt,c vnst frr,;in rrrIom IT
s N" sodan y. has Lee,, M mcn @ discus .llse,,ssaI in the
French newspapers and reviews, but tho mil
s fra,n I'm Mcliterpn,,cnn m @ nt icrs nv rl,n
and nd cross m tho tiruat sahara Desert. Tho
Feasibility Of building anu running rai'-
road across tho Desert was not doubled by
engineers who wero familiar will, tho natrre
before il co,lI reacll d region atrordtng il
nIy traffic discrctitcu tho scilou,v rs Il bust
i,ess venture, it reIna!Iletl for H. iJrlero tlu
ll',isje. ti,u Governor Uf Suncgaj. to tiVn,oll-
stntn tIat the Snlitin1, could Di, rracheil fruu
lila wt,st roust If tiio G1nt!ncut by n liMe uniy
inf tlo lcnrth OF that PROTECTED frniI
Xigicry, e1,I olie possessing, hesl.las, tic
Ersnt advantage Of trayersins fnr tllo grcatur
nr,,ii,,rnl ro,,rfrv. wilicf wnultl fmrmIsl, It
Will clnsl,lerab(c trutllc. 'T,c distance froin
AIgicrs 10 tllo Niger III q straigit iinu Is .,i;W
klloinotres. Wills tI.at from Kaka, tle b"st
m,.tTas fui,uul i.000 nliics3. '''~
ria ,.,,,.t H ~ Snntian Il unnlictl l,v reorrn-
ulinrs 4, WYNN tia rreion iying Between tj,of fSnhasa
% On the n Iostl,, Tic b,isi!i of tlo Milo Oh ti,o
i' nmT tl.a ,ii'eXui"reI resiu,,s nf E",iutorini
H Agr,on ."o ", ao sn,ti' ,ia r,st tcrritnrv Il
nu.,t tlvs md hnif tlnss M larrs ns lSrntiet.
il I.,s been explorett III Iargo part by Mungo
inn'sr' tnitios Hnrt,l. siMSn t;ernrtl RnlfYs'
u11d S Sa.iti.nl, Tic wustcri, ri f pprt is wat"rcd
III r. tu Nir,,r nni Ink cHst.ri, nart ia si,,,.
~ p?,s s c1,tniIv " Mf thn vIinv az liz i2a1,nW"
~ ~ pA'Hh = mutmhor ~ nIluvni Nv has,1s Air.. .
rnnnsitu~ "'i i"rro iok,s SncnkinV IN ~" n
li; ,n.,,"r,i way. Ina SnI,n,, nny In si1,d Ia hD
~ Tn,,nonsv Min hnvI,,y tHo fr,nin cn,,,i,
nts tUS =, ni 9ient roa clint et sr1,o r;n,' is
sf WHIT, i v trin4 nY n.prn"s " i;vo
" Mci m.,1r II" r,.t, ri ~ msitv n,nfs
and M hooI Wiz eam % nj, GU oasy @ slbsstenss G%y % oni
nnnsca!n,,a ns su ;hops nro f.ts ~ ~ wnrsinars .o
@ ~ ~ ~ s'ia,
Nv ms'tGu!t'"t ri.nt tnsiI. u nr, ,,ntt
COZ cUirsS @ l,'s!sa, rlee, Ice l poer, glnser, Wiseat,
ffinS; frnit9S nv, ,1 vanemIcs % VIZ III tah ts vmsf Sfel.
cu,tfY vs. By TIlro bring It's ~" varIs.i pro,i. @
nH supply u VIZ ,ianutacta1s ,,as Is a., nM.
p','pn s1or VI rnint ~ anSnI. :. Uni
H.. Ms,s'e H. - !Es Eos ptGx an'sar y a1es n w! it
;n oa XIV ~ ~ Mn j"si
ihs sssSsys Sssa isss $pSIas ri s n ss
eonptstmip m GI steRsn, R ,yo ls osoF soa, e fs1 M
sect''o n ~ inH. . th " M,tuu , eSs. Sss IN M M
sua" na tMo o n ~ coa;rc me # T. ovr
, 1881-01-17

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jun. I'll Il. m.-lndlca.
tlons: For Tcnncssoe md the Ohio Vnlloy. areas
OF light suow, slightly colder wentllcr, northerY
to westerly winds, md rising barometer, fol.
lt,wed in tho wcatcru portions by falling Daron.
etcr.
For tho Lower LNtfc region, slight snow. fol.
lowed By slightly collier and clcnr weather. nortb'
wust to southwest winds, nud rising followed by
fniiinB barometer.
For tho Upper Lake rogloff. tho Upper 3lssIs
sippl and Luwcr Missouri vnlloys, slightly
warmer md clrnrer OR fair weather, winds
slightly to west and south, stationary or falling
barumotur.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
th,fc
, 1881-01-17
ls,,rllsIs .Furret.As.ips.

The Colossus md StlJcsl!o, tho I!IrsH I!Irsat,11, ~
Ain!s,,ty h,syo trdero.l to ie avanced' y: aa:os is
W poaaiblo. Arc. ROUGHLY spoukii ,,t viii
ut tilt lMGc1lGlG On smaller sea'!e. .,noT.usi,s
purposes I'D she u, although tho!r gu1s ~,
uniy about half tho weight of hors, ''t y
bfench- lo4dorA having boon prusoa, sjanp1
allptat u Mnrdes,us III tholr powefs ~ W.
ton auu1tlQ.l lVAlugH,
, 1881-01-17

Special Dlspatth 10 Ths Chteaao Tribune.
SQUIRT EL0.N. ILL.,, Jim. 1O.-Tho wGnthor seems
tn be wonderfully varcd hero within tho past
few lnya. The winds Is nolrly south. and wa
nrc hnvln1 another hoavy snow-storm tn-'!ay.
Tho thermometer hus risen considerably ahovo
zert. Tho prospect now ,s TINT our stock ut
sl,u,v Is To 10 0verul)undnnt,-ie. O., we will hayo
enough nud 10 sINsrU
, 1881-01-17

CLEvEIAsD. Jnt,. 16-sforris Price, tho driver
Of hose truck No. 4 which waA overturned
wh!lo responding to I'M anrm yesterday, In re-
ported us Ii, II vury critical condition to..lny,
having received Bcvero Internal Injuries. Fn.nk
Dewey, Il hosennn. who wns also thrown from
tho truck ut tho snme TING, IL not so badly i'll
jure,l It's ut first supposed, and ID recovering
rnplily.
, 1881-01-17

a Poor Girl Who Prefers Death to n
NIerccilnry 1Inrrlngc-lll I>capntr SIto
EtrnnglcA Ikcrnelr OIL tho Wedding
rIornlnE-IIcr Lover Seeks So1aco Iii
philosophy.
San Francfseo Chronicle.
An impression doubtless prevails anong
"forcign devils "-ns Americans,
III common with aIl Europenns nre les1g-
mated by thu CcIcstinls-tlat the Chinese aro
III 10 why snlltten by love. The general
i.lca, as conveyed 10 tho minds Ut readers
MID students Ut Chinese ,Mall1lprs aid Gus
toms, Is tint courtship ind It's attendant bill
Ing ,.i,t. cooling Is unknown to tho cool aid
calculating MOhRullai,. 1tf c1rtainly trne
TINT betrothal nnd marriage, co,l,tuctctl b
mems of go-botwuel,s Or brokers, Is tho form
Ii, vogue In tho Celestial Empire. instances
Of true love md devotion aro raro a,nong tho
Acknowledged "tottcrlng lilies" Indeed, so
raro nro they that when casc occurs II Is
iloisch abroad. and especial note Is taken Of
tho event. Here, however, Is IL story which
hns como to hand by a recent steamer from
ChEnn,--n rnnln,irc almost wholly without
parallel, which occurred III thu PREFECTURE
OF Sizing Yum, in tho province Ut kwali.
III the west end Of tho city lived retired
silk merchant whose family e11ionlell WINS
Ii. Mr.. Ii was very mitch, addicted to trnv~
llollla. Ills wife, Mrs. Ii, cams from tho
family of in ex-Ltturnry Chancellor, or lni-
l'Grlal eXns,l1.er of students, md WIS NGcSl-
rnry talents iltuiuel for her In tic city tho
ira,lte Of Il intiY Of genius.
lilo ii f1lnity Kept a number OF female
savss' @ g , II 9! A. 9sss ASE as!;
charms we're aOovu tito nyoraye, al,d excited
tia envy tIf th0 other fnuutES. ShH WIS
bright, ujl5gcNt, nntI cnrefl,l, md silo wns
sovIl lookuI upoli Dy her muster and lulstress
IL tllo light of 4 !laug'Itcr. instructed by
~" yr"rs' sIT to rts,i nil cxnouuu lis Corftl-
cin1, nuuiects and culuposo III both prose md
yrrse. nj, ncctu.p!ishl,iplt Which II rNro III
ay !" rGati AMI mI, Vita TIn'o wc,t Ct on n,ul GG1l
Vim h..r1lrnc In tha present vrur II maiden III
sweet W ID Mr. III had just returned (ron. i
iuurIley to liungcilow, md was surprised to
nntsl mi iiad ttsyclopctl, Nftsr speaking to iils
wtfe. they agreed tint it Was time t.1ut tic
s1ri it; shn,,Ia b. 1nnrrird, ''0 s''e
Al oltgibie sultnr was found lii tho person
M,t Ind tho felicity to Gv Il widVwer wltilnut
mc,,,nIratl..rs nil hnnt. ,,,1ytns tf1 purnetl-
ntv iis f",miiy' Nina e trr,tsnni iho iruposot
,nntio by Mr.. III 10 tiIko Chin Yuii ns Ills
wts Ts u p1eGnsrSs Gns train a,4 %o4 "
SeeHn IL; ~ ,.Iii'n''f ,wv rufr.rc"r., n III"
,Hntiiem Wbn wns Ia shnre ina h1,ne 0f
i;Mnnr. rhn div for tlio celebration, OF tic
,nor,,i,iS tixp, for iy,ur Inc lluUtin( k,lot tle
in,,sn;'t,l,t ~ ,ir II wss aMriv nstir. Mnrniii
"ant xii, mi sntin nnr,nelits wuru 10 6n seen
uu II nrnf,,sI"n: % thn ninsnI setlai, clinir. re-
H. utnmInus n s't WIS n1 In whiting: the gaiIy.
tirnss"i n M,,sfcia1,s. " viii tho1r hnrtls ai,t,
gro!is r's ar".n Sts I,o !,artal of lo Ii n.a,,son;
, 1881-01-17
EAlluRE.

8psetal Dspatth to tn Chicago 1I1bunf.
Fowr WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 10.-The lurxo res"
boot and shoe storo af Jucob Follln1er, Jr.W
cMtod ut thia place, md branch ut lrcasus'
Ind, yesterday ,nad0 NIL asssgnmont 70 Ierss, asa
Ei,OU0 und S1,OgD. Assets, $aUN In stock.
, 1881-01-17
OVER AND KILLED.

Run OVER AND KILLED.
Sr. I.ouIs, jan. 15.-Danlel Murphy, n switch
n,nt III the Wabnsli yIrds Ut Enst vt. Louis. WIS
rnl over md killed this morning while fl tho
performance OF Ills duties. lie c0tnc here fruu
Columbus, o., wlcto his people reside,
, 1881-01-17
JOURNALISTIC,

1,lTFl.R NouK, Arkn Jan. 1h-D. =. Reea o' sr,a
OF tho G1tttte, OF this place. has Eot'Fta =, %
that papur aud gone heaco ID Ctoyela,iu,,, W
assume place on tue Leadet, of that c''S'
, 1881-01-17

VlftIAnELrlllA, Pn., jan. 16.-Tho llendEux
Railroad managers this afternoon posiponctl
untl Maulay action III Regard 10 thoIr annual
meeting.
, 1881-01-17

Special D,pateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MENDOZA, H., Jntt. 1G.-tt hns been showing
steadily In this vicinity nearly nil day yesterday
md to-day, and in that ttrno fronl eighteen 10
twonty Iuctlcs OF snow must havo fnllen: Il Il
ut present from twulvu to fuurtcsn inches U1
s.T.1rl tho best slcghluR wc havo Ind for live
yGMrs.
, 1881-01-17
4ATCnIsOS, TOPEKA Il SANTA FE.
SpfelaI pApateh 70 T1ha GhteaQo ztibune.

KAsAI1s CRY, Mo., jan. NV. II. Strong.
vlcr-prcsltlcnt md General Manager Of tho
AtchIson, Topeka s. santa Fd lsa!rUnd. states
TINT u connection will 10 tnndu with tho South
cru Pacific Road on or abn,1t March II, mud TINT
MS soon utter TINT rs possible through tras will
ho run l,etween Sim Frunc1scO nnl Kansas City.
1t Ia nlso understood that Just ny soon Us tho
connection y n,1ltle work on tho brancll tn
G11nyu,aH will bc suaue.ulct frum tho u!lst. Tho
reas;,,i Is sil Ia bu That thort Is no duty OH ralls
uul nlatcrini lnndnE at TINT port, aad tl'at
rails Gun bp shppod frotn Eufnpu by way 0f
Cape Horn ut less tthan half what they cost III
thtA cnuntrr.
, 1881-01-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New Y0nx, Jun. 1a.-Asttvcd, tho l'esu.'. ,."r
frnlu Qlasgow, Gud the Arizona. from law
pOol. .-,,
LoNpoS, Jan, la.--The Btcamsh!p naltae' ''''-
Now York. hAs arrived utlt.,
, 1881-01-17

At TWO CnEEKS, WIS.
MILWAUKEE. VIII, Jan. l6-A special from
Two f,tvurs, W|siklves III aconunt or tho l,,Irn-
Ing of IL large tanncFs' mt Two Greeks. owMed BY
I'nrster & FnHcl Louth1r CtI,npntlf. nt ME1wnM-
ke. Loss sl0.u0l, 1t Is supposed to DO tho work
or fDCnntilHr rlua. =
, 1881-01-17

Speeta' DlsposeA to 7ns CNfttoo 1rdbu,t.
IiLooAlS0ToH, ILL.,. jnu. 1s.-Genrnc Hunter, n
young colorcl n,nn Of this city, recently c1i-
ploycd IN tho raIlrnud cntnv-holiso ut isoul-
AUusr, whs accidentally shot nIld killed to-day
by Il revolver, with which he wus foo,!ng.
, 1881-01-17
THE REV. WILLIAM EDWARDS.
Epfetai DlslaIeh 10 Ihs CAieaqo 7ttbune.

MENn0rA, ILL.,, Jan. l8.--Tho tiov. W!lliau! se
wras is repaEtod no bcttcr and It is fcnrea ri.
tho chancos Of hts roc0yery aro very Mn1thef t, othef
Statps aru Mll prcaeht.