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, 1881-04-22

The Munroo Organ Itacl Company filed bill
yestor.lny nRnlnst Duniot u. Guild. @. +. Child,
Ella X. Child, atid y. NJ. Tons 10 forectosc
mortgago fnr =, 30 0n Lots and o, block !, III
lscck's subdivision Ut tho s. E. u or Sec. 81, ~,
II.
j.. O. Stebbns bcRnn suit to rcrovor 200 Of
Dhntol n1nncnt md II. G.. stchbfns.
:. The SlnKor & .rhicntt Stone Company suel
Join D.. Matters nnd Thetcsa MMllHrs fur $..,tAN
Tho City ut Ghehgo tlleIl three eo1dcNnl tim
petltitlns yestcrlhy.-oMo for wlGnlng Thirty.
thlrtl strGot, from Forest tn Calumet nvenlle;
another for cxtenlIltg Nipple struat from Its
tresont terminus tn NOrth Htata street; md u
third for opening Chnstnut strbot from its pres
nilt ctstcrn terminus through to North Stnta
Btrcut.
Anna ~. sprochnlo sued F. @. vierlng for
Rl.Na
Tho Scottish Amorlcnn Mortenge Company
nlet bitl nKn!ns1 taenruu s. Curtis. 'fhcnie Cur
tls, Henry !. HhGhn. trustGe, nl,d D. II. 1fniu
and II. ". HAyHoitd, altscpssnrd In trust, to fnrc-
Hoss Il mOrtgiuD fur $ss.75u TIL Lot -, IN Alex
nn,lcr l1run'l's Subdivision OF lilDck l;N, III tho
Scliool. Sucton Addition tn Chicago; nnottler
Aunst Durhnn +. utiti lsussninA keet>1y,nntl 9th.
rrs to tnrGctt,se tn1rtlttEu for tN1 on Lot 10
~ II: n. TnyiDrk Subdivision Of fltock A. In tho
Cnnal Trustees Subdivision or WI Of the n i; Il
Of SEQ. u, sl II: Mnl thtrtl nKaist SNnue d. aiiti
EslHl u. Wgnltler and otliers, to fnrcGli,Hc Il
nlorlga4e for &S!.,aW IN Lat l iii Call & krnfts
aMni,viaLon Of tho west fsa.4 feat NF tho N y of
tlnek l5, tn Union. l'ark Second Addition 10
ClEuNEO.
, 1881-04-22

About 100 Of tho striking freight. handlers met
last evening ut No. 10 West Lake street. Mr..
Armstrong, 'of tho Illinois Central tiaflron1,
called tho n,cotluy to or.lor, and yas it,ani-
mously chosen US President. Mr. Elder. Of tho
Chicago g. Eastern Illinois tsalrpatl. WIS oiuctpd
sccrntary. Mr.. 0oldlnx, ut tho Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern 1eaflrond, WIS cnliud up0n to
report fur his frG|Rht.housc. lie 'sall That Nr.
pnyno hnl tclcgruphei from Cleveland prutr!s-
Ing an advance, hut asklnR further tlsnu for
consideration. lie took ITO stock III any si,c,,
communication, and believed TINT tho only cf-
feet OF giving nOtIco to tho bosses wns 10 glvp
the.n nn opportunity Of fllliny the places Ut
reEnlur men with tramps. Tito Incn uskcsl 70
per cent allvnncC, -whllu coal, GsOthEny, md
othor 1,cccssnrIcs hud advanced In in,Icl,
greater proportion. lie was anttruy opposed 10
giving the railroads tinlo IN which bring Oh
tramps from Msohlgan md lna1nnn:
Thu Chairnlli r1ported fur tho Illinois CcntrHl
mum: The !l-frolHht men werb persuaded by
tA0lr boss to rosnN,il NJ w!'rk during tho nfttr-
asiexas sSS @ ii" "' scnFa 81 S Sen.ps qn1S rs
ported that ivory inah turucd ont. tGrcat up.
Tue thicaao, Alton 4; st. Lo.,1a l,on,l WIS
calle hit ,ID Ono responded, n.lI tho i,Iet,tig
sad q. tue !chlcaso y Alton mon we're set OF
III. Elder, from tho Chicago s. Ensteru. Illinois,
snId .io had handoll In u potitton to Mr. Trough
toll but tho 1Mcn nll kppt ut Work. They hul
rewnio M fIot,, i1 ,ftiw",,tefM @ X rn'if su
nnnihor from tl,n thrnwt,. jlnrt isi.n,i 4 Isunt,
saI: ..Thoy did nDt t,ri. ot1t nj nii Tbo I.bnir
s"isi ~ iioti r"rnrt ,t,,i ,,nasni ~ tS,o e it
Mrna tsnd tlc,,"tn u rdr,ossi" thot ~ w tSo ,
t,,i mt,, t,,rctl nit '''''' wv !uo
AM Tho cnnfr snt.,,t ,ttlo ,,.sco,,rauca Mt tb,s
arI ,ien,Mt,lud iD ttmr from ti,uI;aisi1n Dirisnn
~ fi,e t;HitsIn & Nnrtiwt.,t,.r,, ,a,n,,.t% T.,
tic rt1,r ~ tho hntI t.i c,tt: ro tn.'i1 ira ~
work t,,.i,iunt." *'' ~'''A o"'' ''' W. ~
Kid III" t:hnIrmun. uA,o rk II ,,ovr ,,Isoroco.
f,i rarl nil t,.I,It, "ttnrs az f. tis sa,il
nohsr rs,i Or ' tvS' nd rcoeivcd ID oo,laIlv Ill.,
nptisai ~ mvSv ',,ts, III , u nt ,i;,,F, ~"
irulSht. .fnndi.r. hi h.nnnitv ~ In uta,"rai ri,a
oi,.fro!snt tnen of lilo i!il!ois censf.i haa III.
inws I'LL t%thm~ '' III ty,i, III ~. nrn.; utssnt
thc fs";tIn,nrc = f,htN frei.,,ti,ssn III .sns
,nt ~ Wr Mix Hnv" tnH;.o,, ~ ti,os ~ Gs., VII
vSn eoEn r; lin az r ~ ,s. u, s, 1t tI ",
CIR In lin i.t"rrst If lin ""~"1nr,t - H., =,
Ihl.,n1 rns"nt thts nn,i,, ~ 'io ~ NV rat. ~
Mi.hw"r n,ra as su dotH' ~" on ~ ,nsa, ,n1
ot. II thu G,".;u bivIsln ~ ,' Tia Nor,hWe.t.
a. w. ~. ~ ,s, 'a Mtt
, 1881-04-22
HILL TO REDEEM,

Judge lllMlEutt also decided tho case At
LouEts1 F, t'hew and pthors ngaIinst iIuhcst ",
l1yman mud othcrs. ThEx wis hsI, tu redeem
trs'ta u salo u3er tlscroo Of foreclosure, u,ltlo
III lfAh III 1H3l ", J.. Jphlls0n IuuftEa9el ;tho
Undivided half OF Soc. *. ~, -, to J, tVr l.p
Sloync, to seui.re St,kO, aI,d sholl sola tho
Promises to john 4. Washington, whu ussumu(
Payment at the lncutnl.r,,lco. ln 'lWl Wush-
ingt0c uEoti, IonYlnv sovurA children hta hoss,
a,Ml a will. giving MI hIs p.oputty to bis chit
ATotl. H. u. Washington WIS nude exccutor,
In Marcl, isu, spaI U. Willtuu,s. tho hult!ur nf
tto trust-decd, tilc'l hill IL foreoosa, snuklnR
only ]. Y, Le M0ync, tho trusscu, and II. u,
Washington defendants. 4 deereo W stlp4lf,-
tIun was entered ul1uust itulnr,!iataly, MD tho
lnnl sa!d fur Se!0. !la (uil ynl.se. ~ ttnbert ",
LYMAN. Alr8. WtllIaNlQ via 1Mhl. HUtl tho tn.
Atdur paid tn lha executor III Ito rlprusul.tl,-
tl1us ltlf tho prosperity has| heuil sul ut lurcGll
AAll tldur thn trust lr0l AA.,ut lbJl tl.r t,vjrH
" Washington lllctl Il blu III relutt,l I,euI lila
eAlo III the Xrslt4 ttut GAuy wgro NIT pArttey lN
tho fpreeIU3lirp suit. Tho Judge hull thut tho
lurptlosAtU AeoFo1 WIN frleluy uIid prteui,.
nerIetl proceetllnY fur putting tho t!tlB To thu
land III llynlhu, that tho helyH wore thu Hwilpsa
Ut tho fUu IN thu M1tltty NJ rcttrntptlar, uill
wetu Htutssary pArtlc4 tn tho s,l. The Gxeui4lur
did llot havo tho ttN, but rnly discretionary
power tu aui tho tcal cstntv, II hu tAfugll lesi,
and until hv tltc!dpsi tU soil tho !eu suInAilul In
Tho hvlrs. Nur wore the lAtter tAunl Ivy the
fact thnt !ha uxccutoF rucolveu tho bhlAnco left
RGtes satisfying the decs0e, for he received 1t
, 1881-04-22


JunNE IiTOl,GE1T-tenDrAi business.
JuDuR uAnY-0iD, OF, 105, 7oJ, no, 10, III, 7l0
10 1di. No. al 1lnrIzfol.l W. Htnntot,, OH trial.
LunlE SM1Tlt-No preliminary call. Trlnl Gull
a,EE, HIS 1,0aB, Eth. a,Ulh No. 1,QiJ, VII
hugo 0f Hyde pnrk Va. Union Stock ynrls 4;
Transit Company, On trial.
JupaE WlLLlAMsoN-Assist Judgo Curry. No
Gnst, u.t trial,
Jupos JAAssoS-o, II, IA. No caso on hear"
Ing.
-JupuH GAnDHEss-No cali No. 10, l'Arker vs.
N!l!ugU Vt Hyde Turk OH t!cartn..
JGHuk letNsEIGS--t1l 4L1,sfl0 tU 4H9, Inclusive,
cxccrt III. No tas4 uh triHi. - -
IuiMiE NiOMAH-6ll 5l4. EH, E97, Eas, E}o, hl0k,
bly, 5.a ha7. No. lIors.sy VI n:paeit, Vi, lrai
luntie Iu!.kYEA y. 6.a No. =. Murphy ". alu-
Guwiil, tn huArlnK,
,JupUs i'AHNuM-;s7 anl aA No, o.. FIsxa IS.
rhnhpst,l, t,A luar.l,R, G'!ll rurstlHy, o. aud "
Judge taartlner viii asalat Judge Aarnl,M Oh h's
JuniE La.,Als-Het caso No. l.osa md Nos,
'isi. i.oi, l,S1' 1.s ''s'. 1s'o, lsls, 'sn, 1,sa
JuliN l!AWEs-Nos. II, $50, TO-, sol, s, slo, slO
iulalN AHTlloXY-Soss l,l.a LII, 1.173, LIT,
1,ulU, aud l,tJu. ' y. -
, 1881-04-22

Tho Smith, I,eggs s. 1sunken s!hchlho Conf
pnny flied n htll yesterday nyaInst tho Unlon
ultItdlng Association md Herman @. Powers,
anot,ier nRatnst the Merchants building Conl-
pany and John o. Lyon. Il third nyli,lst Levi u.
I.otter, anl II fourth axatnst Chntncuy n. llair.
YheBo suits ltra nll to prevent tho ftrthor In
frlnRetnGnt 0f rntuuts fur ateAIn hoNtnK Rp-
Etteh orlginnty to 'Ehnrles H. Ufts. Oct. y. 1901.
md May ~, 1sl. utl tterwMrtt nssigned ~ coin.
pninMnt: Messrs. 0tsEold & TUwlo Aro tUln-
pnfnunt'a solicitors.
, 1881-04-22
GRAND TRUNK.

AZ tho Grand Trunk ltatlrond Depot tho sitiia-
ti0n wis nt0.lt tho san,e. When tho petition for
mn Increase WIS presented tn tho Freight Auunt
ho told tho men that the Directors bud already
decttlet1 10 tncrense tho pny from Nifty /. tic
could mot Atnie whit tho percentage Of !ncrease
would ue, hut 1t wnld lcMvu tho tnti, ns KtNNl
wltEcs mr. other rzhds wrrc paying, Thu men de-
chlcti to keep oil With tu!r business, nlltl evHry-
thing pnsscG III qtllolly.
, 1881-04-22

Oscar zlnn filed n bill ror dvorcc Yesterday
agnnst Hattie L. ZIlin, charging her With ndui-
tory.
0cargio ANN Hcttc Copo nskcd for divorce
from Charles Henry oope on tho ground Of de-
sGrtiOn.
Judge Jameson Yesterday granted tleoroo OF
o., tho grnutttl uf cruelty, md t., Frclerck i,
FROM injury j. Jones on tho ground OF nduitcry.
, 1881-04-22

At tho Cncuao l. Easturn llIEuols house tho
tuoa werp I'LL ut work, Tho officials s,ll that
during tho lur1noon they had buetl t,oti1.utl tl1t
tho ulau wantc4 An ulvancU os ~ per ceht nll
ronpl. They had been receiving Si..a u.,l $l.33
Ecr day; tho Xturors. dt'orlnen. md sealu,uuu
HottlnR the outside figures. Considerable over.
Ime was made by shs employd&. a days xosk
, 1881-04-22
ILLINOIS CENTRAL,

Tho Illinois Central freight men ol1tt work
pronaply W noon yostesaay, nn1. as they aod
quit WORK every othor uay NJ thla noar, IN order
oes @ % cc T howoyar pho bour NJ NJ Nv wb,sh .,ov
hnd been in tho haIi. Of lukins up tho AFTERNOON
faIrIy iuauguratoa. Tho men had tukon atyat-
.!s aso y. 80" "'n'. nuus ."'A .uo 1la'.os
or, ovsr-aoe IN booy nut n ssps sefo
ored n strike and 1' Satorn,ine,1 ] one. m
A fcw Of tho in.rre,ght mum, thouxh,
Tho!r foreman had ady1soi thom to hold of
uno,hor hall .iay Ut least, saying TINT their
pet!uon "ouia peooaoy 70 answered. III tne
neant'ne. Ana NJ ! O'Clock most OF tho In
fro!sht mon DID resume wor!i' but OF these
NON was oyer Ihqy a It Voluntarily, TOR the
Ing ensulver i" aensiosy su %ay' " and t they
slightest Interference to any ot thoir co,,.r.lcs
WHO re,nainoa at work. Tho ohlst arsunonts
put torwnrd by tho atsikers wsro this: In 1877
Ell at ~ sou sn' s b % Sy re y HI
r0ad Increased nintriaIly their wi.Vos should
1altcI i Kuva ths pToso but t aa .a9 als s"1
ltx,kei tho ft!et thut thu cost Of slotans md
vsry srous extent. Tho men ~" cou no. nraor, M
tao hecsssnrius OF iiIo % for s tlomsnItas @ ,
of tho fro,rht mon. '"' "'s'7 - 't'' ''t'o''s
AtVo o'cInrk ni,oiit 1Oo 0f tho 131 ,uan amDtnvo,,
at tho iIlluuis Ecntr7Ii fro!uht. hu,1sa W,,Tn
"out," Tho strikers ssuru ulosty trick.
mon, wt,o hive beois getting xi.Ii u tiuy,
ratt,n. 81 1.S lay. md fsw Of thn I spllos,Ssn,
Eptfinr II. I'D II DIV wors, tIso nttt. :rI.v MI
%n,,to1 Mm oiyumrp nf III mr. ce,nf' on.i' ,;ht" liz
sew1a1 shey acn'v tc 9t f rs;n .nro a 3"lty ~
trr1n,ned 10 io]t iii. ngitevrS Ii ti,n,. snS.t,
thuir t;cmalds wuru icci,fedy inst ma tiSt tn"v
Ahnmt a~'si5,E III TInnase"i aiS' p,,nortr,o,,s,+
JcI1vry a,,poorod 1T liz hn''a.. H.
Sun5in1@uAnnas nj 1i,a a,r,na uniti". i'n ,,,l, N
It'd, repar,ur tint nofi,inI hmH 1c",, ,1rca ,t,"r
ut thu uorsuttntion. FIJI fnr Iii IT, fimt. II"
~, n,.nnnnI III, ~ rI;snr. i,t, ~
mftnrsv"r nnI, nTsu t,a ' tiTta uuft ut nt
speech. liz told tiin t,en lint IL w,a r,,ass"aj,fo
~ tf.., r., al % ta .' ~, ,a ~ wv ,u'auu
, 1881-04-22
1t1:AfS.

Judge Gardner Is through h,s call, nrltl for tho
present will asast Jutuc Hurnun on hia ehan-
ccry cNlGntlnr, witch Is arnatly beitnti.
.Jndgo Gnrtlnor will not bu iii Court to-Inor-
row.
To-day Is tho last dny Of scrvicp to tho May
terfu uf tho Superior Court.
, 1881-04-22

SEYMOUR, Ind, April IA lady ,oi,os 81 portl
whllo Un hcs wny to lsockfctl. txtnI tIxa susxesr
lux in i bean Us The sIle Of th9 tanIiI nsiI
Tho Indy VIII pluoky sud killed tae@ sNs-s~
, 1881-04-22

Az OF the freight hlen nt tho Michigan Ccn-
tFAl-alnut 10 Ia nunhor-struck ut ncou III
par aFrau2clneut There were NO iruck{pen,
swanty-avu calisrs-oR, aud twenty-five dolly.
, 1881-04-22

Tho tttiners ltad shcet-Eron workers met Inst
ovollnR At No. 81 West l4al:G strcrt, with q. II.
Wis En OCCASION talr n strike ut present, rs tho
tpatlIeu. =
, 1881-04-22
THE WABASH.

Al tho rcnnrnl freight oI1lco Of tho Wabash,
II uis & l'notiu It WIS lcnrtcd Tint tho mon
hnd applied FOR tho - per cent utvance, but. nj.
though they Ind rccctvesl no ilnanit nlswcr;
tloy continued nt work. The Fro'yht Agent
suia hp would 10 guided by c'rcalhstnnccs-h
other W1'!s ths ro wi,i pay tS y, g ~ other
, 1881-04-22
A Few Employees Cease from
Labor at the Lake Shore
Freight Depot.
An Inglorious Meeting Of the strik.
ers in the Evening.
Tho Iron Molders Want m Advance
This Morning.
Furnace Hands at the South Chicago Roll
ing Mill Quit Work.
THE RAILROADS..


TIE l'eo ooiN..1'1No "a 90. s.,,n.. ~. =. H..
ne pnt."h sGea " .t'o .'''.. 49, ~. NV
s,ehc VI tno aIsos "su .t..'., .,.stn..,a,,
floas t.egnt houses nansu.eu 'us.oJ
noph' Hvers'au,s ~" usc .I. ~. ~ H.. H.
~ e"sts 'no "'tNo !o ~ ~. ,...'.. ss.. -
!losrhi WIS NV s".l, W. ''s aa..s,,".,.,'.
.no noAats loIusen " l's .,..a, tn,1,tsa -
eno pettu.ins' e.'au c,.s. h".,ia.. ~ III ~
stac sestetust Wv II. ~ .a,.,' ~, ,as,
itesnt nous1s McIV ~ W. ~ .,, thatn .,,nnns
ses'etua5' aho, ~ uuas ~ ,,e.saS aa.s .,n,.
p'l "ue.s .no e nv1. ~. M t.a.,,., !,
Mere en.eu w woeA maM 49,. .sg.. ,,a,, .,e,s
nus tousl' lat ,t''.", VIZ sn.,..s 49,,
taooe II. u'ost VI tuu 4.o.s"A no"o' ~, ,.,t .,.
AZ te" VI nun .'so =" ~" 49, a....
"olK' !t seelns uis1 Alea. u1AeAelo.Net!o,. "ne @
cnuseH ny tue acuon OF tho oEs"t1'zefa VI tno
strike R,nonY tho old hands betausu Qpt suil1-
rIcnt notice wns rrcn u, the rptronsls, mud they
int ri .n, ~ o,1i,i,ort ,nt,co l,ntt hror tyivo,,
c.1.eu tu's o>..'o'sI ....1...s. .,.,. 49,,
thoy naRnt nave sccuFeu tueIF Fonuo "'tnoI1 VIZ
necessity OF striking. Nearly I'LL tho rAilrotd
compapica In this city notified their mon ycater-
u"' 'uo'nits .a ."us ss" ~, -. ~
their homah0s woula Do cnnsl1efea. Ailo ho W.
vance III their wages naslu ns SOON ns it could
nroncrly l,p ,ionn bv united nctIou ut nil the
sonIs nn,oroi. .s,,rorlr,nr,nrt 1ntro ~ tho
. ~ .,tt ~, .s",.. .Su..,.. 49,.
1IaKc shoro telcQfnUnea ycatcFuhy morning ~
inform tho MEN TINT ho hRd tteIr petition
unt1rr ai1vtscment and IL thny hold out
~, aI,,o,,c tyo,,id I,1roiv In ,puiC l,y
, 1881-04-22

"Gnth" hn8 received nova fr0m Washington
that Carl Echutz IL pr>bnby to become edtUr Of
thu New YuEk Evening t'ust, aud inakV It rsd.
hot anti~Conkl!ug,,
, 1881-04-22
THE COURTS.
Two Gases Involving David
Kriegh's Estate.
"Reminiscences of the Big Ont
Dcnl Of 1885,
A Hunt for q Mythical street-An Old
Real. Estate Suit.
Record Of Judgments, New Suits,
Criminal Busipess, Etc.

mo Iato hffH ot Datiu NrtRH q w " 1Hu
David KricEh, asalnst Nnti,an corwaitii. md
nncts' , 10 aet As'1e tFust-uee' uatet' octs ~
lSsU. ny krcgh TO llonry Corwlshs trustee 70 se-
fro,n lilo firm Of ID. Ktlcuh & Go. THO
tr.,.t.,,na, ,va. ,rn,o 1,.4 ~ i'm It mt -nc.
rnst.uecn WIS ".uo uot' si' toto' out s!ut rcI
ors.ch untit Fob. II. lsiI anu tho petition u,
bankruptcy OF thu firm WIS fed April
.. 1R7s. The AssIvunn n.k,wi Tn hnyo'
I'm tu,.,-S"o,, -. n.t,sn- -nnst W..
na, .ao t.seea M eus n'..:.'.. nsauuw"tSs ..x, W..
be recorded, thus tnnkil,g 1t fraudulent aganst
creditors ai,j purchasers; accond, TINT tho icel
not having boen rocosdui until Fob, II, 1877. did
not operate ntll the11,-css ti,nn two months be-
fore tho petition lii bankruptcy wus Ilcl,-and
Tint Nathan CorwItli ut The tituo know y. KrIeph
& Co. worG lt,sulront; ans third, BECAUSE Sathnn
Corwith wns II n,utnbcr Ut tho tlrn Ut H. krlcgh
c., and tho Indebtedness In question was
drbt by tho ttru, to otlo of its members.
Tho Judge, In decting tho u;tse, said thoro wns
,
, 1881-04-22
4 MYTHICAL. STREET.

~ Al \ Llklt;hI1 SIfeEEct
Jt&ir8 Smith hns been engaEed tho Inst two
dRys In hearing tho case Of tho Village OF
Iiytio rnrk npnlnst tho Union stook-yarls &
Trnnsit Company. This waa nm action III elect
mont tu repnvcr possession ut m alleged street
limit old s,Itstivlaion enllcd Coavcr & shor,nnm'a
Subdivision, md II compel the Company 10 rG-
move its trucks from tho crossing Of tho Vim
ccunos ltontl. Tho trucks wcrc laid In 1sa5 unlor
n cl,nrtor obtained by the Company. and nftor
II had abtnine'l tho land by tho lsuni contennn-
tion proceedings. Tho villngo authorities
claimed that tho Stock-Ynrsts Company Ind
M authority to lny its trucks auruss or
iii tho streets nr tho town. and ao,nc
evidence wins offered tending to chow
thorD wnB such strcct hid out in tho pint uf
tho old klsbvlatnt,. Tho defendants nllcEGl Tint
tllgy ht,l nct,urcl tItlo BY condemnation, TINT
ttetu wils mi stict street ~ CMrt,lIse strict, II
t,1vcr haylnR bccn Oponcl, md th!t tho n.}}ntn'
Ing prOporty. pWfsors hid expressly yncAtct 1t,
and nude a now BtibtlivslUn. 1t WAa also III.
sisted by tho Company ttAt c1rotnent was tot
tho proper remedy, btlt tfut Il bill Of fnfurnln-
tion ought to be lcti md they tnnv1d 10 strike
out tho Gvldencc on tho Hrutli TINT tho pInllftf
had fAElph tn mike out fts ctsG. JllttHo Smith
lGl1 tlut the ptulMt!N t1Atl nt established very
dutlnit casu, but evidence hi Dccn offered trsil-
Ing to show thorg WIS such thsr0ughfArc.
E1ccttnrnt WIS not tho proper form nj nrtton.
however, under which t, nbfnin tito rcttef sDstght
AA tho p1rtlcs wished tn prcsunt sUtIlu aiit lNr-
tiles 10 astnn thplr vlcws, rho casU wna mt Ills.
missed Int put over Until to-ttuy, Whcn further
arguments Will be heard.
, 1881-04-22
MILWAUKEE u ST. PAUL.

MILWAUKEE - ST. 1'AUL.
Tho strike which wsls supposcd 10 bo fou,pnt-
ing in tho tlepots Of tho Milwaukee &; st. Paul
1soAd catne to premature ending, owing nppa-
rontly to tho faot thHt tho lcaders, Including
about th,r,y-ilve ,ncn, demanded Of tho nsont
m immediate ncrcasc. which he was not author
tied to give, and they thon quilt work,
and wero Informed to tnko their time
This IA tho only eotnblaneo OF II strike
that hns yet rovonlod itsolt Mt tho station. 4
petition asking for mure wayes was circulated
nmonp tho mon, nnd Hbout uno-thirsl tho whoio
number employed signed It, when It was i,astlly
sont to tho agcnt. lie received 1t yesterday
morning, md wis authorlzol by tho 5,lporlr.
totltlanl to tell tho 1nun the Company would pay
as lllgtl wages us any Otlor roAtl did, and they
Gututly went to work yUslGrtlay nn this under
standing md seemed s1tlSted. About l.0 mcu
nrG employed tn tho IN lnd nut freght-hn!lscs.
and forty more tt tho trA,tsfer-ll0Ilai,. Wages
hnve rnnged from &l22j to Sl1 pur tHy, a,ld I'm
advAlicp to $l.60 with prnpart!onnl rise for tho
hIKhur-prIe0 men Is nsge!l iur. A few now mon
for work Ar6 snsd to bU ililmprnlis.
Somo nf thpse WIN tlilt wednesday, wNM ted to
bG tnkon back. but tilDst Ut thuln nre without
families and thpr gcrfeGs were not III o u nIsl.
Mr, Wilson said tho road treated rs help well,
did nDt, work th0n OVER tfHe. mud by exnmplo
forced tho other routlJ to rltao whEcs Il fgw
ycars aK0. Tho 1nvn would ro.nenlbur all this.
Tho ruid ID In EXCELLENT condition for a strike
ns llttln freight IL on hand, tho uud having i'll.
terfcfCd With husiMCss+
, 1881-04-22

he allowed to work hire M man should im
njnwrd 10 rc,nu!,t III il sls,,, Mt whIe there wna
strike. 1t wis s,artsi tint tho unI,u, ilruss
FD,lntry WIS a l,nrl shop to vet ~, nttvnt,co
trul,l, md thoy hah TO nut ther5 With deter
Tho, secrctnry ssntc,l TINT tho slip In tte,r
probahlo succcss wn;tld 10 TINT few men wntikl
,,oi. ito ~ wst,ted to know v il tho i,os!. Union
would net with the Union mon. Tho Union Ind
Nt least unuseti tho present rnto oY wngea. Thuy
would t,c lUwer thur, toy nrc ut present II II w.ia
NOT for. tho Unlon. md tho nDn- Union lncn
tNnild thank tin Union for whnt thoy were
gpttInx ut prescnt. ..-,@
F,irat & NrM.ltry Ind agreed TO tho raisn.
0ncnr Mnsutt hut aKrccd tn tho demands ut NIL
tho mon WIN wcro competent. .. ..
ws likely to crrntn tlisscisiUr III shus, rs thoro
wcrc always tsv!, t'r three M,cn r. n shor wio
omplnyers Kept On work.
Tho Committee OH Resolutions reported M
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Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs, passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La Sale,
Liberty, 1owa city. Marengo. brooklyn. Grinnell.
Des MVines the capital OF lowaL. Stuart, Allan
tic. and Avoca: with branches from bureau
Junction to Peoria; Wilton Junction to Musca-
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Centreviiie,P Princeton. Trenton. Gallatin. Came
ron. Leavenwo ril. Atchison. and Kansas CITY;
washing;oiito Sigourney. Oskaloosa. aud Knox
Vile: keokuk TO Pennington. Bonaparte. Hen
tonsport, Independent. Eldon. Ottnfnwa. EDDY
Vile. oskaloosa. Pelia. Morroe. and Des Moines:
Mt. Zion TO keosanqna: Newton To Monroe: Des
Noine5 to lndianOla and Winterset; Atlantic to
Grlswoid and Audubon: and Ayoca to Harlan
and Carson. RMS Is positively the onay AL y.
from Chicago into the Stats Of Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palacrt'ars attached. are run each waydaily
BET ween Chicago and PEORIA. KANSAS CITY.
CouscIL BLUFFS, ~LRAvEswoiTh and ATcHl-
son. Through ears are also run heiween Milwau-
zee and Kansas city, via the Milwaukee and
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" Is magniheently
eouipped. Its road bed is simply perfect, and Its
track Is laid with steel rails,
What will please you most VIII be the pleasure
of enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful nrairies OF Illinois and Iowa, In one OF
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
meal. rs good'a as is served In any frst-class hotel.
for seventy-fve cents.
Approaching the fact that n majority OF the
people prefer separate apartments for different
Of this line warrantiug III. we are pleased to an
nounce that this Company runs Pullmdn Palace
PULLMAN PALACE CARS srs. ru!
COUNCIL BLUFFS. KANSAS CITY, A.
AL Ticket Agents In the United. States
Fol information not obtainablo NJ }
n. II. CABLE,
H Sks Pnldslt .si SssAnI Assasa.
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Fullnes OF Blood.
Lack OF Power or Viii.
or Action, ~Palpatation
of the Heart. Less OF
Memory.Lo ss.of Conn
dence, Painting Spells.
t.e Epilepsy
Heartburn. Dyspepsia.
SaltRheum, Bronchiti,
Weak Stomach, Flatu-
lency, Diseases OF the
Heart and Lungs.
Dropsy, Asthma. Pieu.
risy, Constipation,
Jaundice, Catarrh Sore
Throat. Debility. Piles,
Tumors. Sores, Boils,
C~arbuncles, Fever ami
ague, Liver complaints
Diabetes Kidney COM
plants, Gravel, Chills,
lmpotency,D isordered
conditions oftheLiver
Blood. Kidneys or
Urinary Organs.
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