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, 1881-05-24
THE WEATHER,

orr1cE or THE C'IEF o,oSA'. u. oa''csas yn,
WASHINGTON, d. e., May vi a. M'-fot
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
sout,,cast to southwest winds, local raIns, aud
partly cloudy weather.
For the Lake region, waFner' PATTY el9nus ,,';ay
weather, eusterlyt to sonti1crly winds, fal!lhS
barometer. and local rains fn ttls western
t",rttnns %
Eor lin 1rnror Af,oa5sssnnf md Lower Nils.
, 1881-05-24
COTTON-SEED,
Imports OF the American OH into
Franco and Italy.

vroncc nnN tsvtv.
sp.sta. Dapatea to NJ ca'sasa a,te'.n..
WAsIuSaroS, u. C.. May &3.-THE THtB-
uyE recently contained /. letter showing
the aeveopenent Of the nsw cotton-ssed ln-
nlellt has recently received Interesting pa-
% ~. t'.s.s'ts..t S. I'.1 r,.'..f, ~ ~.
pers on thlH subject ffoht Consul auulu, ut
Mnrseilles, France; Consul iIouker, at
Nonie' ltaly; and Consul Crosby Mt
Florence, Italy. Ihese papers show the
rapid Increase lii tie ilnportations Of tic
eouoh,seea 10 tnose countries 1Iout tne
United States, and tho consequent dsyc'ope-
country. Consul Gould. writing from Mar
seilles 8ays:
Ine @ deo o5 eosn.scea a, t on ne xfowns WIPE
ssiiles, IND whilo a!a happy 70 stste that 1he
ao, y ay ~ st ~ qn91snco ~ 1 tro ,snf
~ ,'a IT, s, =, wir fha ~ 4
adp,Si ip,;i +, vs,r Inn ~, =, co,ton.
.,Ui III, ,xos rnrv anal ma entiseiy nroylG".i hv
Em1sh t,rtssh,t,v faciortsm Tue utt.nt taksi,
ts,,s,rv mi c:ncni"tv IT. *" fsi,rinati,,p ~
wnits ion.nirs 1',1, rrs rna nri,,innl s",,us ~
liz iaafs.so i, 1; lbs cotsot': seed il con.ampson
IirnS.. ~ we sn". NY. sns,r"ctrc II. cn.t
.xH sos ~ rf.st.a9y i,,1s taar fhot nf ~
Eriiadn.an.s i n ~. oi !oat u W. 10 60 sapcsseas, % sym
s ~ ,vaa -. III ~ ~ 4 t ao vInr - .ht t0
, ~ IN, ~ ts SG1' III ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ ~
It, tus ~ @ ~ H.. ~ ~ @ 80 " xt ~. s SHv T.
"a chnlSv Mau m ~ itFsrtne' nnni;w ~ sm,,'
n,xn usu" ns a"vnn ~. ~ his.r 5,s ~
tus,~ ~ whsnh IL 'u n",s I'm. a,o,, III r,,YaI
tm DHese .t iI a x S1ue ~ at
W VIII % gse @ , to'n .rh1 eacs "
~ Gup.Mu & n 1u Gu" nuts. H. aMs sEn@uU ~ ~ ~
eSt u G .tus IL, ~. & ~ niit wv . ~
the hoxhnori9E - asstses an espsct"lly at As!
s nn} NJ ~ @ ~ ~, ntsc@oy @ I' % ae9 soEt ht ~ ~
h Ws..c;o. ',r .,. n,, .e raw. ahn i,,.s ~,
~ nrasn f,r ,uasHsf n t,c wnstarn psst. ~
s !ao asae's Aas taasAat III 'Ao "ostosn pa&ts VI
ffmMee. Em.N ,...o., ~, ,,, T.. ..... ~.-,o.
.,s 1o @ f,. ~ usSa III ~ @ n'hp t~aututt9e ~
catsay coaSs @ sau.n M Eaalnna, aae muso % paFtaou'
'aEly IT, t.n ~! ~ s:., fls MosSs " tu!t
,S - iaS ~ saGM I'LL run ua9 Mog'G " seatsnlents,
annuuka tna IT.. .sG nssSnn ~ ~ ~ .npufse.c W.
cal!ea ~ Tue cotpu'steu w " tna Eeul!Gtnauta
~ soap manutHotufoFs. the teaao 1aulu anSe
fetnainea ah1lastont nut tot TUG fotnGFkaole
pes1ocuon ontA!nea III tno pseraE*ttoh o.
, 1881-05-24
THE NEW CABLE,
T1ao FarudAy Arrlvos III Dover ElAya NJ
~, and tho Shore End 1A Hucceasfallly ly

Tho Faruday Arrives III Dover nAy. N.
~, and tho Shore End 1A Successfully
LANDED.
DovEn BAY, NEAR CAxso, N. S., May 81.
Tho steamer Fnrattay, whlel, llns been lay-
ing Oil the coast Of Nova Sentia, Mt Canst,
for several days past waiting for tho tlcrss
fog which l,as cnyeinped tho whole coast for
the past week to lit, put Into Dover Bay
about noon, ard Is now cngagcd In landing
the shore end Ut tho American cable. hhu
reports m unusually quick r,lN. Tlla tests
OF tlla cAble llnya been kupt up DUR
lug tho trip, aud alloW 1t to be III tho
most perfect condition. TEa Slemens isrnt,,-
ers, who lN.va manufactured al! the existing
ocean cahles, announce TINT this IL far II! nd
yaneo Ut my Ut thu previous cables, bn:<1n
strength nlld colIitlcttvity. 1t Is expuctet
tint Tho Thousand miles ut cabtu n0w OH
buartl will D0 successfully latA by the lnat ct
the coming wenk, When twill ba bu0yed and
the Faruday viii pruecetl ~ I.,ntloli Tor tie
castern end. the laying of which will fullow
at 0,lee, Much Interest u, tile cablu IL being
lana,itesteG BY the inhabitants Of tits coast,
who, Notwithstanding the pouring rain, nro
out In foEea to witness tho landing. The
American Cable Construction Company Is
represented by its President, slr. Doral, who
EXPRESSES hlinstlf well ple,.sul With tie tostB
aud appearance ut tho cable,
, 1881-05-24

G0ffM 0NpdstA III Sh4 knEQ2Q 1tf0HM&%
ST. PAUL. blLnn., May 23.-Cot. Newport,
1Mil Commissioner Ut the Northern pacilc
l;oad. hns returned fron1 two-weeks' trip
ject OF his trip WIS to settle NIL unusual dir
tlcutty. which was In tbs matter OF tito OF
tie la,ul Oh which Miles City IL located. In
tile Surveys nlatlo OF TINT town 1t WINS sup
poset that tho town wis located on Govern
nlcllt land, but, Oh tho contrary, It has beon
discovered that the site was, by right Ut sur
wy, III possession of tho Northern IN.
s,i1c' uS,,, 50 that owners ot property
they pr.su,cd uiey wero riK'!tfuiy POSSES
s1rs. Thu lnattvr was Satisfactorily atl-
justed. SseukiilY Ut tho Missouri extension
II Tue Northern l'nc!iic. cu. Sewpurt states
the terminus OF the extension, by the l5tIl of
lAne, md that, between beaver Creek and
Gien'ltys,, the truck Is helng lald st the rato
Si Sr. @ s 81 r. H. W. S,o Wsst of l;snlys .e to
t0.tu Will be finished by the ln[tt!|n s,f july.
Graslris, lle sa,st, are 1T work bryp,nl Miles
cl!y, am nre pushing tiss work with wontler-
ttrveloKtrl proMiso MI iLnmgnsu yield, aiNi
satisfactorily. The cou!, Col. Nuwport statys,
i;,t'!' T. Ka 4na!ty, a'a l. belng used by tho
ians ii liz si,ii,y Il Miies ts Gity are il m bui
ter cuhIItnn llial, Tor solnu time. They
nre iocs!st On ule botts1n lal.ds
Il Il fa1s M ky"s sa aas swo tsss %ss.
Women, aud chil.rrn-in ths cultlyaijOp
of furnf' products. The statement ST tke
evanMaltilIs oIIIcrH at tho fort Is !l.at ons-
iAc'lt Dy tic Gov.raaletst. These suttle,nsnTts T
elol'g ule Tongue lliver, branch Of the
, 1881-05-24
= AN EXTRAORDINARY PRocEDURE,

Joseph l.. Moore, keoper Of H su,Rll notion
store At Ea AA*aukea aFenuo, rushed upuu
Officer Kcls, Ut Tho kawson Street Sta
too, ut abuut ls,la. o'clook this morn&n4,
Us the. uttiuer was lelsusely,.,, patro!llnR
bid boat, and in an excited manner ,conplalneI
tl,at s<'tno ono had 1aon KNOCKING Ut the door
OF hls haherlAshury, lnd that 1t aome one did
not look out xuluu uli6 would b8 shut, Without
fupthsr explanAuon hs 4row u plslM anu lrel
Vt the policeman aa.i> did not hit h!G, but the
hulaot cut Ills cUat IN tho lsft shoulder 'Ehsu
u scutile Unsus,l, and Re!s succeeded nttcr u
s4uFt but desperate struggle ~ getting posaea-
SION " tho Weupon, uhd thervby auoraF
victory. Tho Muuli.he pcrpetrutor 1T
lhis mysterious As5luIt HHs tnked
Up At the afuEvs4u sfa llu1!, whtre ha 10 bu4,kel
for ~ assault With deadly weapon with intent
tu ki!l. TAo nlioer says that before he enos,ua-
tered AoGro b. bud hrard The sound OF tying
1eet and also the replFt OF q piYtul.
mans H1pItea appearance and xld behAy11Ft
, 1881-05-24

Mr.. ". d. jerome, Northwestern Travel
!ng Agent Of tho Ahltnson Topeka tS Santa
IL viii acco,,,,,auy tlo Duke Of Sutherland
alu pu'ly OH lllc'. ulps ,,,I uses INV .o".. ~
Nsn -, "ss.ne' 1Ae'"' :" '''So - '''0 ~ w
o''e "i tne Pal'y'
Mr. s. II. II. Clark, General Manager OF
the Un!on Pacific Railway, WIS III tic city
ts a, % ae'' ~. .o Iasa ,saar nss vss' t
S.1. o. ~ Al"tse' 9e,etat l'1s3ensel 3ascnt
of tile Union laclalc, accompanied MI C!ark
rs iaf as s'}s clsH
Tho Western Trunk Lines Passenger As
soctatfon tfor the maintenance IF ernIrrn1tt
rates. will meet in this city next "Wednesday
Tor tho pWrposc OF Inducing tue new Cofs-
missioner, Nr. ". II. Dixon, Into Office n1ld
to fix his sulnry,
Commissioner Fink calls the attention of
railroads to the fuct that tic rate on ilIUlaases
M s,1rnr' ,yiici, TntN nj s,tsssnt IA 81 cpI,ts
NOR i'd no,,ntis IN Tia f,asis al Nnw York Il,
ClilcaRo.
rc,.. ..u x,,.
LMo teGalar mnntn!y ineetinEs oi the 1mss
Erls linz wiil bn heid at tha ia nav Sonthor,,
1Infnl Mt 1T. i,n,lis. Thc t,rincinni obIpct uf
tllese meetings Ii 10 e.itlit tic ACCOUNTS Of tho
vnrinus lfnrs IN r. tI1e mrnsn1t n,nrii,' 'o
,r,,, h,,.,,os. ,,a,, - ,ron,an ~ ,v,,,
no oos,ess n OF isoh!o ~ w.;
BANQUET Jung lssl, n homer of the comply,
tl0n OK me ncinto valley Aailr!1au 10 tllat
pu mmks thu nv"nt T. nen"raIs atfair In the I,is-
tory Of lint l,lace.
~,
At. iIg nnnNnl meethg qt tnn stncKhnincls .i,i q
me l!!ihnls CentrA! hai!fonM Compnny WI!
~ Iel1 at Tie GOhapany,s oi'lca ~ tnls ctLy
to-llorf0W. inc pfllcipal Uuslnees 10 ne
transaetet! Is the election OF new Dlr;Gtorsl ~
pt!c,e VI tlloso WHOSE ti.He eHpNrGs. H !Hc ~.
bsun nnbljs,lsd, '''- A' '''' "'' ~N'
Mri lctef q: hean,, f9rm9Hrly M 9g Agent q tiiG
tor tor ,o a sS tnFGo ych,a geml @ fM nl lG tfE t
aSsenEer AEemtt or tho baitmore , s. ui'd w a o.
M ieW pgsitioti Juno i and Ills os1lcc VIII DO NJ
u C'hfk Street.
lilo Warehouse nntl Railroad Commsslon.
eFs are now enRaGeu upnn Ievisloh OF
rates. Hna, u oIuoF 70 nevunllt IHcnseiscs
pIDpetly WHY lhe Wufk uolhfe tneHi, Ioy
nAVo EoncluueA ~ make snMrs ol iMSIlecllnlIn,
ofer Tue various foatlS ln llllnolH. lucy wv!
liAko q tItp oVcl tiie t!ltcaHos burlington u
quincy hnes noSt oa1ufuay'
The stockholders of the Atlantic Il Pacific
Railroad. nOw In cnurso Of cOnsf ruct{ou frDin
Albuuucr1ue west, have decided to rO,ll-
nDenee building ut once both in the indian
Tcrr[tory nrltl II, California. T},o mint from
wGlcn Operations viii commence in tho liz
dinn Territory IL Vlnttn, tlle urcsrnt ter
minus Of tho St, Louis Il San Francisco
failroatl.
, 1881-05-24

8pftldI blspafth to Tbs Chledoo 7ffb44ns.
La CAossE, Wis. May a3.-Crop- prospects
In this vicinity aud Southern Minnesota
and Dnkota never were better than At present
Winter wheat Is doing finely, Reports to-
day from tile tier Of counties on the Southern
Minnesota Railway, and eastern counties In
Dakota, confirm the beltcf. Should nothing
turn up to lnjuro the crop It will be the larg-
est ever ratsctl In the State and Territory.
The report that chtllcl,-bugs were damaging
Incorrect, rs there arc no evidences OF their
appearance. Corn Is nearly all pia,ltcd, and
wheat IL TIP ant doing we'll. Immigration to
Dakota Is immense, trnLn loal aftar train
viii Wit b an ucrcas;e ; Of" Of ovsr o1 nsr % cet IN
eastern counties. Tho weather Is reported Us
fms for growing crops.
, 1881-05-24

Special psspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, May @l.-A report has been
III circulation here slnce Saturday, basel on
tho authority of parties Interested, tint the
Chicago, milwaukee l. ST. Paul lsallroal
Company Is negotiating for the right OF way
to build q limo from Rockford to Mendoza,
thenco through Seneca to paint near Braid.
wood, ~ which vicinity t!,ey pure hAsed 1900
this making 4 sircst coi. rSstl to ti,e sorth,
and through passenger route fr0,n New
Orleans to LNkg Superior. 'rhts, tits claimed,
Will secure an Eastptt. nttiet for grain With
out Eo!ng thraaEh cl'fengo, a.Sl = seutthern
it Is no visionary scIlemc, hut a prOjeet that
has already bcen coMtllellctal between Rock
ford and the Northern. line, and betweun
KA'lkakee and tho con! tlel.t ts, much Of which
Tho Inst franchise has BEEN acquired By re-
cent purchase.
, 1881-05-24

solved. ano Tho ganorn, i'm e Question Il m, =,
oT repe!'t4!: ~ Is proved TIM ~ that IN
statS hy %y ,bo norn. ensumrd n
Tho nliic'nl stetemsnts thns esss, ~, saa
e.nTic I ~ "i !n,psste ii Sar,ensnt. nst ot
namr cthor by ian " rIS's IA .nd u"s 4, = ~
ti,fat9 that tho Practice of mit,ne Tn,eh would Il.
81 rinn WIN oiTs 81 l. mt In sf"at eo.tonseed
leneo hnt ,n ~ is' ~ ,'ot taEoa ~ NJ MI
= 10 o c'stdcscd AZ ihe r,rc s ~ trasa ihs po,.
for n tho so-caed nl,yo i hci}n in,ee Of .he ffu.
ison 9 atn,y or eao interior o rsSMcnr rS1 ,.po
received here ~ pro oilye ,ns e thst hhs tr.
no etats II wh!ah 1t as Ice" re,e ~ EXPORTED II
&c nro1etton 1eyp zen ~ w .hs
tsr,.ts6 q, a6'o'''to'y Irco 's, anv lie
eos,ot,.seea easS tsst Of l.rSc .c' Propefsn "
iMsInn In its pnro State. IND IIhGh wI.h r. af the pop
etlRc ut tho consumer, win mn, .no inll knori.
mo districts whcro tho olivo trco n ssspeeiay ii
.o mxG se m q the article 10
ohtaEn Mt lnwcr rates ttf1 ill., "Ia H. Which he can
thht mny he hnld t0 him ut hiKh nsea.0 nss.0t artlcs
I'll ; rs11 aGa upon the gcnuincness Of whIes olss
AT al! events, tho cotton.s .soea nj, .,.,
Marscllies, III state OF prrrc.sar,' '8sae s y.
LOTT 70 ncfoasa and form s,,t1rcc nf iiat aat bid!
THo flosinR a,srrs ,"T ne ,s nnercan efsSsaa
naEanco ado by tho trade III tho sea1s 'sa q he
nhi,ea FCoM IT,. sas Frem Et.-
.rs 1Snss. i'arFttt. DSrrt,. 33nI
7sg 7ss9 .*....''''.'....2a,aSs Is.ato nass'a IT,:
1s0... ............%%A,ss01 ll,an ssln
Difference. ....1l.+l7 T.EE = -
Wlih relation to The foreeofir s,.,.A AS!
must het9 call intention It, Tie fntt ths.
tnn iost ort n ffaco only take aceounf ~ ~
, 1881-05-24

STAGE Of WATER At ST, JOSEPH, NO.
Sr. JosErH, Mo. May .A-'rhe river nj this
point las risen niue mud halt inches IN the
past tweMty-four hntrs, up to 1 o'cl0ck this
afternoon. silseo Which 1t has bean abous
stationary. Arise the past tllgeo days Ut
tweaty-nile Inches places tho xauge ut tt,lr-
teen feet fur END q half inches above loW-
WQier mark. l. ;.
, 1881-05-24


BRYAN. O., May G3.-Ohio Is great
State. She produces great inch and big
cropsbut tho present drought Is having bad
ctlect1 us 1t has ralncd but one light shower,
in most parts Ut tic State, stnce tina 11th Ut
April. Wheat md outs nre suffering badly.
The oats tfIat are up are Mt stalMlstill. Corn
that IL pI4hteA will not come up, and 1t Is
Cutting late for corr. which makes the out
look for q corll-crop very discouragtng.
Having travelled considerably In Southwest
crn Texas, and frunt Austin to Sun Antonio
by stage, think Ell Perkins is on tile bear
sft[a OF tho gruln speculation, or has real
estate for snlp In rexMs.
, 1881-05-24
PORT or CHICAGO.

cra,n fro,ah,s warn ssronror. ncnt, bo,np
generally uaii for wheat to j,ulfalo. and az was
the rate for cnrn. Ihe cngHgomohts announced
wero; For Runhl0--rropebluF NAlcntine Rllu
harrc Aoore. 1oo.oo bu whcat; schooner Ellen
kpry, 41,uN bu whcnt; sohuuncr IL. ". HaXo, Co.,.
0fs} In, whon1 For Erle-prnneiler 1untata. a.
wv ua corn. ros hlneStoh-tFopeNee san'
froi9hts wore nrm.
ssms 6 ca!ssso, 9 s!a.'!sT!es e ssaa,s. ,.,.
irs,l, Ta'n,,,s;. 'iS Whltc tnn.' Inbnr 1'''''
sp & ssuL.sIIi, I. nsI,,,sn WIFE Eseaasb. SS % tsos.oro.
prop rop 3sss. 9ssy's tau' h'sPi iis.s s'sts' ;les
rop rrop Biz saafIcs sa cedar p0a
sohr Hstseh4' III ~ Si,sw.mu !s"v i,'m.,cr
ssnr wh!'s n 0ak, Ln,tnYt.,n. humber; ,,,a ,,..
scbr ". i. rv"k. WMn,i,'' I,,.,lrsr 's'A''' ''''
S.,hr 4. si,nnI"s. ri%rInrt' 1MInher.
SuSr l. e i;an.n,, Mp,,Istcn n,nI,er
S,,nr III Mncv ~ Ns,' M.sntu.n.s T1,,,f..r
S,i,r # Il Nmr" Whitoii.t, Inv t,cs
sonr a. i. Trumptf Essanaba. i iron.ore.
so,r + WV r"vios sus,S.o ~; i,mhnr
Hshr nr,hn,, }.,r fsnt"t ~ t.nan, tnmhor
str soSr s. E. s;sa tFsr amSss nrr
;:' ssssji iI;'! !: Gtsx{"?l, @ Ssaisis;: 81 inmSsi:
sr schr tx Tu - 9sn shefxnp p'nM Mnna,minoc lumbar
Hntr f,lttv ~ ir,,lrI, M',nlufnn ltIu,bs.r
S.hr Ta;;,oa, ~; ~ Wss v,.i.,..s ,,.m.,s".'
n SCs tgi tsts,an M9ss. eSts Man@tstoet @ , M,ao.s'
Schr K.tannm' T. anka,1snssi n.o naHS, nnatS
s''' '@'''""''' .9r',.1' s@um. ss't.,Eos' xos'''
6tnr ChicAg0, milwaukee. sun.trfes.
Prop Oeonlt,, lrc0n Hay. auntlrius.
Prop Michael Hruh. Montague.
PrHp HkylArk, 1tutitan tlurhor, SNudrle4.
!'rol' Annfa Laura. b1uskugon.
l'rup ArKtItluiit, EHcalpADa.
Prop Rochester, AutIalu, 10000 bu corn, LIED
hFls pork.
Prop y. U. baldwin, EsoanRba.
prt,I, leu,pcst, Whlto Lake.
, 1881-05-24

C1Tr OF MExIco, May @.-The House ot
Representatives Inst Thursday unanimously
approved Of tl,e Southern liatlr0ad grant
concession, and the bill will pass the Senate
also within the next ten days. Tho Telau..-
tepcc concession, which tho Railroad Conl-
nruyGal BY the House, and the bill will pass
tllG House with snlne l0ll.easunttnl MOsllllcn
ti0laa that aro acceptable to Capt. Eatls. 'rAa
Inauguration III tho Mexican Cuantn Rafl-
Gohtl will tuGa place June H.
, 1881-05-24
KNIGHTS TEMptAR.

RIcllMoNp. May 9'-rAe Knights Tesnplar
OF Boston ard Providence arrived tonight
aud wcre srandly received by tie cou-
manderes sAd military Of this city. They
Weko reviewed by (tnv. Holiday and Ill 3ll-
plellse crowd Ut citizens rha city Was
handsomely dec0ratsd III taais hUaor.
, 1881-05-24

1forsToS, Tex, Atay .a-ln thu Special
pcnbrook vs.. tho Texas Il Greut Northern
Hallway Company, lie jnryrcntleretta tt verdict
for tito plaintiff for 81, CO., 1t Is reported
here that ,jMy Gould lins obtained possession
Of tie Galveston, Houston j. Henderson
halfway,
, 1881-05-24
I4ICENAEt1 ,rO ORGANIZE.
Sp&e{at QttDatsA to The Ekitaoo JttbRn&

SrMSGFlELn, ILL.,. May :sl-Llcensa to or
ganIzs WIZ to-day Issued by the Secretary Ut
State to the Illinois tE IMdiaua Coal at.d 1tail-
way Company OF Chicago, with proposed
capital of 3i.ot0,0oo. tbs object ot tho cur
poratlon |. stated to be tho coustruetlnn Ut 4
ra{troal from Ei(!nghaM, liz. Etllughanl
County, ~ an eustorly direction through
jasper md Cr3wford Counties, to a point: on
directors lre Charles ]: Darlies, .1a,nos G,
Thomas, John S. ketda!l, Thomas b. LvaYey,
alia Leonard +. Kuboll, all Ut Ch!eaKu.
, 1881-05-24

Rchr White Clo,,d. 0ran1 J1aven,
Hchr Fur,l River, Ford lllvrr.
eehr .rnst,n Parker, NuskrKpn.
Hrhr Rrlt. Montague.
Hchr Htnvorl, Muskcgon.
Hcbr .1hpAn. lsii1inWtnn.
Hct,r MAHnnlln. Mnsktvn1t. ....
.schr lst,tx'rt EiswrIt. GrArh Haven.
tchr 1.-Two t1nk. Lhnlll,1t0n.
Aehr lt!tlnY stnr, l)9.leHsl,ArFf II, mo bu cofu.
Nrhr Itosa llcllc. p.,ntwattr, enm,rles.
Echr u. +. 1irco, flutfAt0. 81, ,0JO bll corr.
, 1881-05-24
Hot Corn Beginning to Bother
the Southern Transporta.
ton Lines.
Tho Oregon md Northern Pa
ciiic Agrccmcnt-Futuro
Policy.
Latest Advioes from tho Country Along
the Line of the Northern
Pacific.
TIE READING PEOPLE.
jSn<rtnf IDtspafth IN The Cfieaoo Tribune.

T7,t,, p,-r rfyrA Mnv .sl --tr1,c t1pps}ot1 ffl
+ho i,nna,n,, j,niiron,I cosc. by which tio etcc-
tit, bo,d n Mnrc1, last Ia t,cclnred n legal
o,a anJ thc Ronr,l nr Directors, headed by
Sfn1 Frank s, Dond rs President, pro-
,,ov,,catl tho nu,v lroal Donrd. ia very
.rrn,, ,ho int that II il
ma or tho e,uht.to-seven variety. and tho
.S,hirt"1rs,;ce anit two Of Tia nblrst Jurors or,
Tho hnnrl tlissrnt. tho ,]rctston helm, that Of
= hor ,,n,aritv rhn nil, ilcs In the statement
! t1,at. odritt{nr tlln fnet TINT those who al,-
.oDteI themselves fron Tho ,urctnr dill 10 for
t,,a m,r,u,sn of ,,raynntlne n1, enctio,. "tl,ose
,rbn uni,,,to,i,s- n,,eentc'i tbrn,sely,,s from n
nrrtInv ,futv cn,lrd for ejcct3on m,,st rccon-
n;yc thc validity of the election reeularly
ma,le Inv thnse who do intend, Such
nl,senters nrcsct,t m orounti far relief from
their n;s fnrt,,,, ,,r te,r ful}y.n Tie minority
tIrcsion IL lint tho stockholflnrs could notbo
nrcycntad from holding their annual meeting
NJ t1,c Law ard ,,,oc. ,,nmcd In the chnrtar.
and Tint Tho spccinl mcrttnr called for the
election of officers was not On annual, The
min to tina Mcf,almont party from this
dncis1nn ia really nl,post insl1nIflcant.
It. arttlea fin Rnn,1 BOARD IA thu do facto NJ
well as t,,o ,io tnro Board of Managers, for
Mr. f,owen has dcclnrod lila Intention tn
anilc Nv tho dec,sfnn of tho Snure,no Court.
hit Il gives thcm little else beside
the cornornta seal, NJ. Gpwen remains one
of tho Rccelyers. presi,lcnt of tho Branch
md l,oee,t iires. md nsucriollv of Tho Phil
ndclnhfa 4, Reading Coai & 1ron Company. n
cornnrot1on almost iu,iissolnhIv councrtr,l
with tho 9otltnatl Compnnv. Ii ls hnrtilv to
In exnrcte,l that ha Will be tlfsnloced as n
72eceivcr hv TIM Cnurt NJ ]nnR "A
he ran show. which he can nov.
, 1881-05-24
ruE aEf,t,urA ROAD,

Augusta, tia., May 9i-Prcstdcnt rhtnfzy.
Of tic tieorgta Railroad ,s autl,nrtty for u,e
Information TINT 81 ,0oo. .0oo has been deposited
rs security for tho lease of tho Georgia lload.
Wm. N. Whitley, President Of tho. Central
Isailrond, .ailtl tito Louisville Il Nashville
ltuuu nre iDtut IeSsccs
, 1881-05-24
i. D. LAYING.

P1TTsnuno, l'a., May a3.-'rhoreIs rumor
TINT j. d. 1,ayi,g, General Manager of tho
rlttsburg, Fort Wayne Il Chicago Railroad,
hns tcilteret his resignation, Owing. III the
latcness Of the hour, Mr.. Laying could not be
seen to verify OF contradict the report.
, 1881-05-24

that Moore hal teen drinking, and that he otl-
hhuRht wRs due to tho effect OF too. corlous In
staFcnce Ia whtAky. At tho North Hue
Potcn Court this pnOrnlnR Muure Will havc \
chance To tell hiB vorsinn Of tho Rffals.
, 1881-05-24
RAILROADS We. EXPnEss COhirA.
MIA

LITTLE Rock, Ark. May as-The case OF
tho Southern Express Company VS.. the Alsns-
pills and Little liock isailroaA ca,ue up b.
tore Judge Caldwell, Vt the United States
, 1881-05-24

barxea Antelope and burgess, Jarvs Lori, Keteh-
s saa % rts's sss%csss ~ . j. o..
Cantnn, J. I. Case. II. q K'chnrtis, Wells 1lnrt.
Cot. Ellsworth. lte Wh!ts, and iifue, u. A. Muir,
ClMytnn l3el!o.
Wind northeast.
Special Dttpatrh 10 Ths Chteseo Tribune.
DUyFAtO, N. T., May g}.-Arrtvcd-Tropelte
Ss,l!aSa:y, eo,%;*!ors. Sss;io,,, PS PsaSsre, Anns
,; sehoofors % Rauben 1'aad. Golomoi",. Il il. NSw:
et,l,p, EraIn. Ch'cago: sohooncss Moonlight and
V!ensWi-prupol!er Eortherner, Duluth; pro-
peitors Newburg Montana: staruoen, Delnwaro.
sa s,a sste.s ! e. knS Nsi!'o gscr co9
C"tilnl"ry @ r ana " ueSoonoSs si Moon%Tht % mi IL l.
NcwcnsMb, opAi Milwaukee; schooner 0ruco
Murray. Frnnkforsl; schooner Reuben Dond,
FrciHits were duh, with but few vessels otor-
Ing. ltaos Hrc flf ut ii cents net nt1d Us cunts
The srr1iy chnrters reported werH tho st9atn-
bMrue Coiltn9nry nnd her coHsoIt, aud tho
sehooner IL. Il Nowcomb. coal io Milwaukee at
Canal frotghts to Now York were again lower
this morntnE, opening Mt ~ cents on wheat and
ruling ut b cctsts at mon. C0rn slaut0d at AZ
ccnts. Shpmguts wero light. sou bushsls.
rt>llF HURON.
PonT tlgnoS, ntc!,., Mny &A-;lrasscd up-7Pro-
pollcre Cnba. n. x. Fatrhank. ltonnokc. Celtic,
Sovereign, Antclope md bargcs. lienry Howard
and harRcs: scnoonors Jancs Co.ch. W. J.
l'rcstvn, samana, Charlie Crawford. Canton.
rnssi RI nrnEpropcer. uaeps f,or,oo c.mnbc,,.
cnirG,niu. T., Wnrg,trwun rSwrll snS hnry"s
Iempest a,'d 6ar*cs, Lako ontnrlo, and tarXos,,
5srgcas: sohooncrs @ Nstt, wsodward; stoamor
~ uXrsiyoa@79aae! of tho West; tugs Vulcan and
Wind North, brisk; weather fine.
PoNr iiuGOs. Mich, Muy :sI-i0: 40 p.m.-Passed
up-rropcttcrs V. II. Kctchaul, Montann, .JMtnes
Lurtl buIo ErOAs ant, barrea: BchOuners William
Joncs, David bows, +. T. Nicholson, Melvin i.
D4con, G1tiges.,
chamberita saa harses. IncolE n and ; oonsorf,
wind-Northeast, Iirht: wenthes i'no.
sp<eta. Dt.ua.en to n. Cateao, 7+tb,,n4
MUSK Edns, Mich, May &l-Tho lumber ship
mcnta to-lay wore tho largest Of the senson,
seSGnl1T ,n %rotI9ps t,n ffot' shtnSles,
1asaSst : ,o.iss ,i"' aAa ''' ''sv'u '''A'eu WIN a
bushels of oats from Nilwaukec; tae Schooner
2. Shaw .,ats. hay, an1 butter. and the propeller
4; +. Inompson .aaissa merehansi!se. ee
EiRhty MHlton Ieot Gt lumoer is now on tho
. ansu. sa n"'ss aMpt ~ ssia pr!Gus wv aMp
s.,is. y" "0s'""s VI 'Do ee"'e's' " ''''
EscAsAnA.
sgts.a. p..petss ss'1ss; = r.. cs.saee rtt,sn.,
1yrn: schSonorx me~ fsncGc a. = n'tr,va.t /
nMce f;t,cs M;enaras, 1rcGn a :, Hay. DhyM VnnGc.
!teu9en hloha fds' Aieo L. NoErIo, 1taska. lsh-
GtnnrG,- orwr. n.or, 1,.,,- -o,,,.,
civ III Na,v V1.rk' Wnct ,sE"n nu.n:
snhmnnrs lshnc1ninr. itMsna Nnrris'
Srss nsy, 1Eeo ishssdss % hoaSoa = nlSSs1s' Sts,
x...,., ,u:41 fohH co1nonNE. G. ID sA1
ponS Eat ,n.'ss ns" t 20 a"t Gne1po tronna