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, 1881-08-10

splusorIeL1,, ILL.,, AuR 0.-Tho aEtlclos Of ill.,
corporation of tho Springfield T. Ut. t.olits 1lAll-
ruad Cempany woEu nlcd to'aay with tho score-
tury Of HtAtu. AZ stated III thu articles, the OBJ
tccs Of this corporation Is 40 construct aud
operatu railroad fEum tha city 10 Eass Ut.
Louis by tl1o ulost practicable route. Tls prlls-
cIpal oilice IL to BIO lncatol ut Ltuhtod with tho
privilege nf removal TO any other city IN tho
state, Tho capital stock IL fixed ut 9l,ao1uU1
and tho cosporasors and t,Est lioasd af Directors
aro Z. u. McCiute and u. II Mcintyre,
OF Mattoa,l1 II. II. Ncauh and y, eouthwoFIh,
OF I.tohtIoltl; UhrIstophor Q. nruwh mud 0torxv
NJ Hunk, Ut Springfield. Tho Directors sacl
bufu tu-t taY aul Hl9c3gI thu following ~ ulltc5s
ii tha Co.upaurs u: o. Mcclure, PrSssdsas' n r
BputhwOrtU, Vaco. Es1eit,cnk3 II. II. l!eAcn,
Tr0aauEeF; George n. H!uukt Secretary. IAe.V
gentlemen state lhat tho Company !ntunas 70
Gull q stss.1 by tho shortest route betWetl thia
citY Ssd,bt. IQuta, Rnd that 1t Will probably run
through Or nuar Lttehpsla aud egul.utstnlt ~
tween tno Chicago & Alton aud taa Wanash
lines. Thoy expect 10 put an 2iix!!t0tr
cpfps ID tho deta at IN carly 4ny.
spd ito puah tha work ~ rapidly
Id possible Although tho coFp0ratoss clattn that
thlsis an Independent snteFptisu. Il Il believed
To 10 movement ID The inteFest of tho !lllaols
Arrangement wieh de IudisnapolN g. louts
Eoad would thea sscuts direct route between
, 1881-08-10
. VOTING LADY DROWNED.

EFfflfl ugpAtSn ~ Ahe NHt~@Vp A1s"ANsS
Al. pAut. Nlnr.. Aug. "a sAd nccldont, re-
mtIua ia tho drowning Of Miss Floroncc Ken
ncdv. a btIRht and Intelligent young Indy Of 10,
ind well known from her connection with tho
atoro Of Mcssrs ScHclbnum nrothors. whofo sho
Ind occupied MI honorable and respectable posi-
lion fora number Of years, ,yhs reported fruin
Lake Harriet, Minneapolis. to-day. From tho
most reliable accounts received II nppears tint
N.s Keancly, accompanied by Misses eadle
DIaisdelI, Lille Gallagher, Mimic Gorton, and
Na,y Hump, started into tho water 1T tho
no,.h shorp or tho lako for their
customary morning bnth, proceeding hand
ID hand. U1foro thoy wGre awnre
Of any 0anRer they had rcaehen deep winter.
md lhoIr feet wcre rendered. partially unnlatt-
ageab!o by tho soft mud covering tho bottom Of
,hs siaxe. AZ tho poist mentioned. Mtss kenu O.
dy'l companions succeeded III kcep!ng nbote
water until assfstance renchcd thein ~ the per.
sons Of Or. lfeHry ". Foster. Jalnes Whlte. n1lu
a gentleman namcd THOMPSON, all OF whom
heart tho p.,cons SCREAMS at tho ynunG thutca
Tor assistance and ga'slntly .respondetl. h!lt
Nero uBnbfe 10 sHrG tho precious !ltD. aflGf
before Tho nscucrs could possibly 'reactl
" Search was continued for nhu4t
fifteen minutes, when blr. White discovered tho
b0dy lying at tho buttoM of tho lake ut ono sitl1
OIL bOat which had been roWcd to the aceile
b1 vi. Thompson. }lp liovG for It but fai!eA III
tteuro hold, and tho bs,dy was subsequently
brought 70 the surface by Nr. Thompson With
shote, sOA Syery effort made 10 re8useitnto x
but xlshoat avaJl. Tho body. wns thon tnkon tC
ateat near by md properly cured furt ue!u2
tAleu ttom fhGnce to her lAto happy home.
, 1881-08-10
CASUALTIES.
o..,tuotive Flood at Central
civ, co'o.-Five Persons i
DfO"I'NNs :; ~!
,,.r Killed and MS Many Wounded;
f'' ~ 1i a boiler Explosion Near Co.
" lun,bla, Ill.
/. 1,,tohed-Blowiug into tho AuEslo
ff''o 4 n = eun-Killod by Falling
Limb.
n,nr~r1yE FLOOD IN coLo~
tES1f RADIO.

.,. Am. IA Central city tColo,l
DSN .as,. Thc mott destructive fIood III t'to
tpee!a! ma cm1utry occurred this nfternooti'
hftolI ..a,ook ~ n heavy atOr1n.o|oud nppeareti,
A3aoo.,as hv almost Inccssank thu'idar Rtiu
locompa abo,It o'clock tho c'tlzona wero
tsenluS:, ~ an alg.oet uucarthly roar to tho
'anea saa o,n,ost instantly nvolumo OF Watef'
xtsh ~ tnur and flyo fcot high, caflto
pe.so ,own NevaIa ma EtifcKa ht1eets' tak-
M1'.s 1'arsssybooy by burprssc' Neavy auarsA ,eanns
ns s.,,.v In tho streets worc oSortnfho1 hhu
Naasd I'a.ss dogu tho atrent ll&e ieataess' neas
s..h,no 10 or G00 vcro rol!eu hlong tae stFeu!a
nss nebpIes. Animals anu ovcEy'nii's ~. ..o
!to ~ tno i1ood were swept nwny+ ln an In
tasH ~. " .ho,, time tho streets wero cloarcd ,t
eFsaup arS,vhot1y seeking shelter. During tho
Peop's Pp;,.ro nasses OF debris vero carried through
hoou ..ts ot tho rate Of about fifteen mica m
tne mn uho,o length Of tho EulcheH front
nous' zI,lo ar, ono stda and tho hcAd Of Enrekn
hesSu nther preaent to.riRht tue most deso'Hte
,sss.. "a ese for abot ihqoo roc
Gye,Ss ~ y an Ians rsad is strewn with d6bris Of
sfstT fstTfsrer!, sn points between Central anl Black
hsst ne debris J. pea ',artcr acnsI n Mid. s % oIo
saistat roets and rubbish. On Monk street four
tnss a,s,I NJ dirt ts deposited: ..,,,-
.5s loss scst Of the city. The natural c!iannel f
s!oaa !,ss sssn tecat,o damned, turning tho waser
nIS ~ U,v ioss of llfe known Mt prpaont s that
II iE jao ToffY. whose body wnR found IN slaeK-
hawk. .a, ,u+ +yon+v ,r{n,ttas Tin
,.rascc Inc T Is Tcatilnatcd ut about 80 W0 A mum.
M mal hosss sto5. wors Tsnfa ss "@ng SS ,nai na
man1 ..na sMsic. on floors and In oelars to tue
oePS s,iccs from ldaho Springs say tho storm W was
:. Ao"sost Aoets nI.or frit SuyNrltI houses tu EIr.
tas a9ss ~ ics;}on were carritd nway. Il year-ot
ss% ~ ~. Iroyned. Ncnrly all tho in1lr0!tl ai,tl
tnauty mi brdacs Detwceu Fork's Crock md ldaii0
srtngs wnro swept nwAy. and tsoArly al tue
.as In thv business part Of tho town tloodel
suS sreess iatnnge1. rho damage In 1dahu will
tnouat TO 81 ~ ,,,,,
t,rtr.sfoht hours IL rcpnlr the dnHlaHe to lha
tsi!osa trark betweeln Idaho and Floyd Hill.
M tra}nsaro expected to depart from Or arrive
stCHutral uuili iato to- morrow.
, 1881-08-10
u0nsE.NAIL MAKERS.

The ,atrike OF tho uEllmakees at tho North"
woatern Horse-Nail Company's works has calno
10 an oud. nearly all tho sucn having returned
to work at the old pricca. Every machine -
runnlng. and aorl,c Of tho old hands arc anxious
10 ret TACK tf there ho any vacant p1acea. Thp
Company do not pFppose to discharge the men
nov easains sooa wsgea. Tns stt4ks has been
lpsiuR QUE Gos the rallast.
, 1881-08-10
NEW GENERAL OFFICES.

HAvASA, H., Aug. D.-The EcncraI offices Of
the pckln Division Of tho Wabash Isailwny huvo
been established IN this city, consisting OF As
sstant-S superintendent G. u. Hyde, Train.sfas-
ter c. Il. PIAutz, Assistant Train- Dispatcher l..
y. HULL, super!ntcndent's Chief Clerk y. u.
NArs. The wires were connected With those
Offices aud tho first message sgned BY Supern.
tendcnt liyAu transmitted from, thu Office to
fietlcrat.S Superintendent Col. Andrews, at To-
1edc, o., Mt l. o'clock nu0n to-day.
, 1881-08-10
IOWA POLITICS.

Tho Hon. Il. Il. Sherman, Republican no mtneo
for Governor Of Iowa. arrived in Chicago yestcr-
day asterl,oon, accompanied by his wife aud q
party OF friends On route to summer resorts III
Northorn WtscousIn. Tho party registered Of
tho fremont hr. Sherman was on bis way to
MuVloker's Lass nIght to 500 "Iho Worl1" whom
ha was mot by TRIBUNE reportor md lntorrn-
gated ~ tn Iowa politics. The 9enslainan ~.
swgreA that the campalgu hnl not yot boon talrly
tnnuRuratcd, uud thAk pailttcat 0xglteinent wls
very tar froln running h9n III hta stato. Ihure
wore no iasues Of any MutnoAt Involved IN tAo
consest, and tho Democratic nominations wore
moro ,uattar OF furill thau anything else. hav-
Ing beon !nade III Tho face of a lsopaetsail ny.
j0rity 'tl'reaIdonltat aloptlou} ut t0.Qg votes
Considerable lntorost was be!ug manlfestsl ~
tho tnNtter OF cleptlug mollnvFa " tho 6tRto
l4SXlalAtusG, as therN Wla euoE ~ 10 4 uAtteu
States Bsnator GIBSON from Iowa, bir: sheFtnMt.
thlught tho race was betHoen J, +. WILSON 1na
" - sussta p.paseA to IN cnieaso Trtoaas.
FoHT DoiNk.. H., Aug. 9.--The Hon. John ].
Russell was to-day nominated for hIe third torn
III tho Htnte bonato. 4 fetoiutlln thaornpy
juppa 7, Wilson, candidate for the United states
BonAte recelyel livery ypto Ia the Conventions.
6seeat Lt.pateA % 1As CAteaoo 4rttuTs.'
:. nun.lsoToN. la AVE-: g.-TAo lsopaol.oaa'
u Dayls and SHn 4Nr9lt Counties W9s hel.! Ut
Milton to-day. AaJ. Alexander ltrowH, VI koo"
oAIQua. was nosNiuat cd un tho hrst ballot.
, 1881-08-10

- ED 1NIU IIIE NUXNLEs
spfea! b49dtsh t. The Ehttago 1rshunf.
80. a.saa ~ tlEf, NO., AuR. O.-This nornlng
rns. as ~ clock John Hayden, ono OF tho oldest
b, y. y, VI haasaa City, was accidentally killed.
nt..s unehargc OF 4 gun ho wns cleaning. Iio
a ~ as s hammer, md thon, plnaing tho butt
Ms. "espoa on tho floor. blew into the ,auzzto.
H. IA ENG sq 9. .moment the run went oil, blowing
jQss fsStss ., siayden's huaa, and producing M-
Aatin ~ 1.", %nlch he dletl. Thu leccMscl wAa
Pal sea " 100 kanaas Gtty Court Ut Common
aadsf SuJ s1Inaaaa Maa Deputy Unltcd Htatoa Masshal
, 1881-08-10
NORMAL INSTITUTE.

Gpttsa1 DHpaEFA " 1as uaHaoa !f1eaH4s
G,LuAh, ILL.,, Aus, p,-Mr. hlade, 6tA&o Super.
Sntot,lvp1 of schools. lcetusca hesosp tha lr0-
ouus County NoruIal Institute, IN sasalon vt this
pIaco. this evening. Though thera Aas bcon
a.eas improvement In the schools md tho CHAR
ectsr Ut eha work done, yet be believes more
attention should 10 gtysu 10 tho country sohools,
tor and more competent toAouest. Tho le9tQs7
, 1881-08-10
KILLED ny A FAILING TIRE.

y, z7apu<tH % TN Ehttd8o 7fJuUR
eNkATo, AInn., AUX. U.-johu Farmer, who
ssaea farm noar Lako Madison. twelve ntles
.Ma NH city, mot With m accident which re-
sV.1sa N hla death two hours nfterward. 1io-
wNa s.ss and O'clock he wont to tho atablo 10
l tsso ap us tcan, ind being CONT An unusually
~ "a'e hls wlfo went out to look after him,
,.u s oana h!ua lying by tho stable door with bis
~ ssaa eFlshetl In and In m unconso ious state.
u III s;;nd Which was blowing perfect gbie d..
~ s.able door, which @ teli. stsitfpx Elm OF
Tss ns. neSa. Assistance was summoned and h0
Mlsntvsgel TO The houso aud u messenger sent
NJ sa,io fos modlcal did, but before physI-
''~a eoulo get t4are he was Aeal,
, 1881-08-10
CENTRAL PACIFIC ELECTION.

CENTRAL PACIFIC ELECTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, AUX. D.-At nn election held
to-day, tho following were elected Direction Of
tho Contrnt Pacific Hailroad for tho ensuing
year: Leland Stanford, c. r. Huntington,
Charles crockcy, C. +. Eroekcr. F.. II. Miller, Jr.,
". i. Huntington, E. ". llnpkius. Snbsc.:
tuenty meeting Of Directors was held. und
Lcn1id STAFFORD wns e1ecsetl President, {. J..
Huntington First viee-Presldent. CaM!les
t;rOckor Second yice-Frcst.itnt. Il. II. Miller
Secretary, and T.. W. Hopkins Treasurer.
, 1881-08-10
Chicago md b. Louis, al,out equally distant
routes, 1t comparatively small oxpons9.
THE GRAND TRUSKpEOILE HAPPY
Special Dtfpateh to 1hs Chtea7o Tribune.

THE GRAND TRUSKpEO1'LE1 HAPPY
Special Dtfpdteh to 1h Chtea9o Tribune.
MONTREAL. Aur. 0,.-0nnerat- Manager EIlok-
son. OF tho Grand Trtlnk. hna Just returned from
Chicago nftor inalA,ueattns tho Reduction In
rates botwcon tho eKtremo points Of the road.
Sir. lickson ID resolved 10 adhere TO tho position
ho has taken Until the mAttors OF all the roads
como to full settlement both as to freight and
passengers. Unless solng de7nlt actinn ID taken
by the Executive Committee at tho mcot!ng
called In Now Y1rk on Wednesday nt tho re.
quest Of tho Managers Of Wcssern lines. thoro Is
itslo prospect of cessation Of hostilittcs
for surnH time to come. Tho Grand Trunk
will he represented ut tho n neotinR. but tts 0nn.
erAl staunvtr Will listen 10 no proposition that
does not enhrnee y full settlement Df oil polnts
Ut difference. Since tho eAtal ltlshment Of cheap
fares from Enicug0 IN Tucaday nf last Woak,
the Urand Trunk has brought LEU passengers
10 i,os1on. Tho numDor leaving Ch!eaxo On
nt1tHlny evening was 10. A. special through
tr7lfn III ailtlon to tho regular express leaves
Ch,ea9o avery ,say, ard VII! he cohttnusd 80
long as the traffic tlnr1auds the accornmotia-
ton. Tho urand Trunk claltns u be making
In0ncy while other routls Are losing, hut
ihoy thlnk tho advertising their now limo ia now
getting Will 10 Df enurHtous advantage 70 thesn
hereafter. Tho traffic trufn iioAtnn 70 EhttuR1
~ by no means 10 great rs that from tho West to
tho ElAt. However,, 1t h MUCH larger than was
expected. THO urnnd Trtlnk IL put to no tncor-
yer,lencG BY the sudden pressure Uf passengers.
having asnpla rol!lhH-stnek fov esen creator
nutnbor of passengers thnt hava yet ouerod.
, 1881-08-10

Epfcfat DIapatfh 70 Iths CAltaoo Tribune.
MtNnvrA, ILL.,, Aux. p.-To-'iay wis n perfect
Scatcher, and II we had not had stir hreeze
from tho northwest 1t Woull hayo been almost
insupportab[e.- Standard Thermometers recorti-
ed 100 In tho coolest shhdo for four hollra. 11e-
meath porcbca and hwnfnGs II WIS 10s to D0. IN
II was l:n Even to.tigxht II ID ID outside. In
hpuses With doors and windows opon It Is W.
, 1881-08-10
TWO MORTGAGES.

Speetal Dxndtth to Tha CAtsaoe 1ftbins
ROCHESTER,, MIMI, Aug. g.-Yestertiay 3 mort
gaga for 100000 In favor Of tho Farnlurs' Trust
& Ioan Company, OF New York, against tho
ChiUago, Milwaukee, & IL. Paul Rai1rond. also
one for {suO .0Og for new brd9o across tho Nils.
atss!pni it wnbaeha, WIS asc1 In tue Register "
Deuds' otslco III this city ~ A!cxnndGr MltcnGll.
hash4, aud Eau Cluiro 10 Chippewa Fulis.
, 1881-08-10
APPOINTMENT. A

arktioi Dspdtth to The Chicago 1ftounE
CLEVELAND. O., Aug. D.-It Is reported on good
authority that c. Il. Couch has been rendered
tho position Of General Superintendent Ut tho
Luke Shore t. Michigan Southern ltoad, nude
vacant by the resignation Of Charles paind. Mr..
division, and returned from bis vaeA ton to-Snt
ra,hor unexpectedly. Ills place viii 0D tlled by
n. {. Smith, who Is at present oct Ing as super
inteudcuL
, 1881-08-10

LYxcunuRa, Va, Aux, n-Tho, Republican
State Convention, which meotY lA this city to-
morrow, pTonlsoa ~ be tho mu4t inharmonious
seaa!on ayss held In the STATS. Every county ln
tho Btatu will have full representation, and In
twenty or thirty couptles Two sots Ut dslegatse
have been elected. u. y. Iascaks. secsot4ry Ut
ii, Qlaina iA UA,t * IT db1t tgutes who tayos
coalition, The straight-onts. thuu9h not glv!ny
figures, arc equally conndent of 4 majority.
streets Wsrs crowded with excited delegates.
, 1881-08-10
TIE 1tElx1, LINES.

Tho railroad cniupanios lic's Line Company
held a IncetipK yesteriny, at which nj. tho Ilpes
which participate In tho construction Of this
llhc wore repruscnted. President Potter, Of tho
burlington, occupied tho chalr. The members
of this Compahy now aro tho nurlIngto,,.
Northwestern. Michigan Central, and illinois
Central. The Grand Tr1ink. Milwaukee l. NJ.
PAUL, and rittshurg & Fort Wayne hsto slgnl-
ltd their Intention to bct.1mE lncfnbcrH.
+ was agreed ~ nush th9 work & On tho muw
nre now IN tho field nnd will be through Will
thulr work In u week Or two. .,
1t ia uiIjcrBtUOd that Dunlap T. Honuey.e and
tho Western 1lcis lines havc agreed TO 1on the
ishllroad Compar,lGs' Line. 30 that inata~d ot
Tho Western Indiana Halt ltoad seems to 30
determined to carry OUT its project tndrpend-
entity. 4 great portion Of the rotld has boon
completed, and part Of this will bg opened f4r
.tiisness In d week or two. Tho officers Ut this
Hue BHy that thof arc not nfrnfd of opposition
OF conipetltIon. II tnoy do tho blsi!ness cheap
~ they VIII Ket tho pntFDnaKe. Of many roads.
ard thcy will 10 able to do II cheaper thnu uny
othor litlo that can 10 constructed.
, 1881-08-10
-, NEW YORK.

Spsetat Ulspateh to 1As EAeaeo tribune.
NEW YoNK. Aug. 0.-Tcmpesnturo at 8:O p.
m, 81; p. m., 10; o. M, Is; !. ill.,, li avrEago
ien,pera turc, TDN, average tom poeatur0 for
corresponding datG last ycAr, faai.
, 1881-08-10
.AcClDENrALuAycvNr,.

ca,s.s' ~' u'aattA to tn CAteaao 1s4oans.
k,alfs'. a.. Aug. 0,-This morning, after
" yllIs~s az. L. o. amlta. u farmer living near
et b IT,. sosa blu grandson, q llttlo fellow
Gun ~ 70 70 and got aomo green
nj ,.s.a. M 'ho hossc. After somo tilae,
ssy soaIsssess ss s1s,srtns shessrtns any.nln9 ot hin,
1hsI .apno:.aa ~ toes 1ust iouohux Tho grs,nnti.
@sa nj hsn1 ~ " w. playing aud not faat, und
, 1881-08-10
NEW COTTON.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 0.-The frat ba1o OF
Tcuuasaca cotton. raised by 1nfnca I. Jenkins,
Of Huthorfotd, was sold to+iay at % cents per
poe,ud. Tho urado ia strictly low midalinE-
Thts salo Is ton days earllcr thin any previous
unB.' =.
CtNC1NNArr, O., Aug 8.-The 1rst baso Of iictv
cottou front OearRa, raised III Terrell County.
wne anjd herr to-lny for aSM cents per pound. IL
WIS fptSQ4 by J. J. Grant.
, 1881-08-10

: s1tttst l1 ~ IN A COAL MINE. II,
sss1arna ea'sa w to TN CAteasa 1tthuna. az i:
loAp NIL, ~, aug. IA miner by tho name
asche,ro waa, ws., working at tho No. shaft OF
fsay, vss vssi"nn'ngton i.ng L Yermil!ion Coal CON.
~ la1aaely killed this morning by q
, 1881-08-10
POLITICAL.
A Row Already Going on Among
the Ohio Democratic :
Leaders.
They Do Not Hope for Boo1kwal-
tors Election, but Wnnt
His Money.
The Forthcoming Virginia Republican
Oonvention-Matters Political
in Iowa.
ONO.

IN 1owe.
.-.
n1,1o.
sasssa, n..'a,t. = n. oateaee Tribune.
CotuMlius, y, avg. s-ihefo IL a. mo-. s peaS5'
ant row nlrendy 9oinc: on among tho chief Lead
threatens tho hnrn,ony Of action o,ns TUG
tho roeltuu runs high. Fur sevoral years tneto
hns been no little fuotuK ngninst tho Hon. Jobn
Q. THOMPSON " tho present crowd that have
sanou nos,1ss'9n .. 'nn @ pasy sa -. II c1
the noos Rsyo no. oee u n
-, ~ .,,,r.tinn In s,dntv to Tho easc. When rho
yo,tg ,non had M xotte', coatro, Of The stao Con-
thought thought by by many hat Nr. thompson voaa 10
re..ss.ed 70 ro.fo; nat 10 ~ eeuteu ~
Of sao s.ato sa,a
seye y sttnay tho o s
thn stnto ccntrat Committee, and instead
Of Of tho % WHY politician buips retired, 10
Is to t q" sseo an1 o, 1oyapo seors s'
SarK Ass yo0ne nx ~, a. ssa
". thoir,nnn - ,ho Eyostixo
c,ans mas1 IT Tho % work Of s the cam campaen Is jus.
about oacntns, and taere ure tneuy applicat'o''s
for eicrkshlps The tlrst tho most nlttcr ohs-
| tnlGG OF Dir. Thompson Know Of tho real Weak-
| nesa of their Chnsrtuat, vns tho announcement
.,ss ,,.s'. t,t, q hol rn" nrrot,,.J M Chinr
tu"e souuK Iuni1 ". ua'. ''lsA w.. 90 ,I -
Clcrk,-N posItion 1t IL stated no ia hot aolo 10
I'LL. 4 wild cry arose from number Of thoso
WIN Ind virtually soIccted their associates hut
irwin. tho ChatrMOn. seenlo1 tlrin. md. Hueh 70
tno cnakfa oL tne - @ ~ ,n s,snr
io.s trw,m sg, thn ~ ,miauna Of tho crowd arc
| denuuuceI for thptt trpnehery by woud-b0
! lnnf1 nrs-whn by tht wny nrt prominent yn1nx
| ini,rnniistT Ii II chnrVrh TINT Irwin has no
.ratna. ~ eE i,,mr ~ ~ n,nh In I'm hantis of
John q. Th0ttt,son. and oocys bis orders With
out reference To tho Wishes ur oxprossou desires
nf athurs. when IT was learne;i tnat yoamH 1sns
Thompson hau necn given soIt pIaea toase o s Was
terribie col1acrnatioa nnanlicsaea On tno ,d pats
, 1881-08-10

out candidate will certainly bo nominated at
ali hnzartla. Money seems n ho the factor.
Two ottcn. air meetings were held lo-hiEht.
, 1881-08-10

was a vcrY su4g gestivo tue, and wa5 full OF bones
fits TO the number Of yotlng fcaoh0rs prosunts
Tho institute cloats q five weeks session this
W0Fk, -. :,
, 1881-08-10

Special Dgpates to The Ghteeoo 1rttuNS-
WAnAsit, ln,i.. Aug. A.-Tho PREVALENT 81
wcnttlor Tor tue past thrt9 weeks has hnl!
ttntN9rcsl the oort, crop Ut this county. T1t
Yield VIII not t,e n1.u.hA@t.
, 1881-08-10

tnrgo block of cuni under which he was cutting.
little homo for them Ia tho north part or town.
, 1881-08-10

A,1NrEApoals, Mtnu., Aug. o.-The 1rt5ttns
to. o.u,orsow morning Will coutatn estimates OF
tho yield Of wheat III every county Of tho stato,
showing rs follows, TotAl Yield, a, $50 US buah-
els; average per nero frlcton less than 1nGr. e.
turn bushn!s; exoesa over last year, =, ss1s seH1
bushels. Nearly nil the Kr1lln In the Gtato VIII
rrIde No, i. Outs ul,u bnrluy arc An0 ylclu+
Corn prospect unuQullGd GFup.
, 1881-08-10
TIE RAILROADS.
Continuance Of the Trouble over
the Immigrant Traffic.
Tho Rivalry for tho Southwestern
Passenger Business.

JSnxHenHGr T3tlsfnGvgs |
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pAsar.npp roorrur,rs
Tho Western Trunk Line Association held a |
mcotinr xesfcf1Inv Mt tho n!|Ica nf Eommiaatuner |
N vcn fnr ,he NJ, rnnsc ~ tatnp nctfon revnr.
.,'~..' ~ ". iva ~ ~ t -. "s " , ,t 80
ing sne continued 1otusa o. INC has.grn nnes 20
piyn tho Western lines tho,r propD,t,on ~ tho
ratcs m tmrn,ur.nt hu.noas' a. "A unncraItv
~" s,".t ~. 80 ,,s.ta -n.o
hhowu tn'e nssoc'st.oh "as s'AFteu '.t.u nolo
than year agn for tho purpose OF cxnctlng pro-
iinos M shawl bayipg T noon 10 tho hnbit Of Keeping tho
t,rnn,, and ,nnv,ny- i,t tha atlm.m milf
10 tho western Nheo' III orNeF w
Rct a little cream themselves the Wcstorn
lines handed toeether and udopteti
M MI oM , ..n'. " ,,"o,.,a .,at ~
tne1r ptopoFhons ano tne1 h'so oee"cu ~. "
ntlow tho trunk lines tu exhct % p0r cent ior
terminal expenses, AZ hab been tho practice.
rno tr,,rt iinou NJ rn,,rxu kicked nunIt,st tho
n..oraa,,",. NO., hsro beon ,,,dnI fhn,r laval
best TO bronx up tho " Mcttern ABselatlon. 1ho
Asso cfntfou. however, stuck well togetber until
about nIny upntns uru, when tho isock island
4,eI,'. r f.....,''s.. ..i,s,sa, ,1,.t. ,.,I.tnd
LIZ trank ien to ILL stea.sr H. nc. ~ ~.
insc - s oS tEG.G, ~ III i, nrsninni ~,
!VseH la he's '1s" ",i s*,sn,, nnns fsnit
siJcs fo11u.,t aiouu stuurriy, md tt,u st,,atit
tt.tIay il not Inuch hotter than when tho Asso-
ctAton wns first 1orlnetl; AZ that mas geetl
Ra,ie ~ LEY Le % ~. .na ~ sho H.
ps.iJ nna -. " ,.s.. ssns s...,f- It.. - ~
, 1881-08-10
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