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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-14

PHILADELPHIA, jan. o.-The Penn.
sylvania railroad company still persisss
in setting at defauce the decision Of the
United States circuit court in tie MISTER
81 the mile track Of the Junction reed
which passes through the Pennsyixanis
railroad yards, esleE several yeags cf lisi-
gafissn IN which the Pen1ysylvania road
contested, by every means il IL power,
the right Of other companies to use this
mile frack, and which b. The decision Of
the court Was denied TheR ennsyivani
company hEs nE no time since ths open
ing of the Few lins, permitted the Balti-
more & Ohio tra1na 10 nass
without detention, ard the delay
varied fkcm one 70 I've houEs. ard is 10
variahIy 20 planned ns 60 pserent the
New York and Washiagtun trains peEs-
ing through he yard until eftef she
Fsnnsy1eanEa trains kavs guns o. ehead
ct shen. Passages haSS va se1eo4
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-14

ELDoRADo, Kas.. Jan. 6.-Parties rep
resenting Jay Gould are here for the pur.
pose ofWorking up the franchises for the
extension Of the Leroy branch of the
Missouri Pacific railroad 70 the Arkan-
sas river. This branch leaves the main
line ct Holden, Mo-, passing through
the towns of Paola and Garnet, Kansas,
and making connection with the Mis-
souri,. Kansas & Texas at Leroy. Il is
now proposed to extend this line from
Leroy into the Arkansas river district,
one hundred miles. This will give
TO Gould an air line from st. Louis to
southwest Kansas, and enables him 70
make the southern Pacific eonnection on
the Rio Grande with 175 miles shorter
route than any other line.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-14
Chlnese Treaties,

wAsarxaroN, JAM THE Chinese
treaties were received yesterday. Oneis
understood 20 give the United States full
power to regulate the immigration Of
Chinese lebcFeFs, whenever this govern
mens deems IL Of importance 70 Impose
any restrictions on the travel of Chinese
subjects or their full freedom 10 reside
here for purposes Of study Or for COM
gives to China q number Of commercial
advantages, snd it Is believed that the
United States agrees 10 exert It's influence
against the opium trade and makes
some concession IN The matter Of tariff
that will prove o. great advantages TO
China.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-14

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 6-The legisla-
Marion county court house. The lower
house organized by the election of the
officers nominated by the Republican
cancus. The senate is at a dead lock,
and failed to organize, and after q num-
Der of ballots adjourned until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow. Both the Democrats and
Republicans presented candidates for all
the Offices to be filled. Senators Majors
and Davis, Nationals, voted with the
Democrats, ana Poindexter with the
Republicans, making tie vote.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-14


proposal to give property holding wom-
ea the right of suffrage.
The mode of conducting senatorial
elections in Brazil IL hardly familiar to
our people, but they can appreciate the
fact that thiFty-five persons we're wound.
ed IN thc campaign in Ceayas--
There Is Moqui Indian iiyiag in one
Of the seven villages Of those people in
Arizona who Is said 70 be worth e least
e25. 1000 He trades in silver ornaments
and Is also an extensive raiser Of sheep.
Mrs. Susan Jackson, the widow of
jackson who shot Col. Ellsworth In the
Marshall House, Alexandria, Virginia.
ct the beginning Of the war. died several
days ago At Langley. Fairfax county.
Virginia
Phiiadelphia has i25 undeFtakers who
average ten funerals dsy. which, Ct the
usua1 obituary rates, gives Mr.. @. Wash.
fEgi0n Childs $3.50 q week Ia his
pocket. Il Is = severe tax on the yeEsasil
ify Of bis muse.
Governor CulIom's message to the
Illinois legislature offers conErasuIa-
tons On the very gratifying progress
which has been made iH the develop
ment Of the state. and suggests plans for
It's continued prosperity.
The St. Louis and Texas narr0W-zauge
road, which il now being bufIt from
Tsxarkana to Waco, and which Il Il
proposed 70 extend from the former
point 20 Cairo. Ill, has made 3 Taiss Of
Eesrly 81 ,O00, 900 in 81. Louis.
The original nanusefipt Of Charles
Sum1erss .sCriue Against Ka1aAsss
speech, the me for which Brooks At
TAXED him, YVES shown &C the recent
meeting OF the Massachusetts, Club.
Hon = u. s. Williams is the Hori1nate
Owner.
With the retirement og Gen. 2Ecclei.
lea, New Jersey viii hare ssTea living
ex-gosernoEs, The others besng Rrlee,
Newell, Parker Ward, Rendolph and
BedIe Only fcur exsEoVeFncrs of The
state have died sfncs 1919. naEelv.
SsTaflou. Hainss. Fort md Cl1ee
The ssase ought 70 rise Ia sI1e e6Eihsa-
ffu1 6 church going people when FRO
sueh erainentlY deVeet a1d geFerez.fns
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-14

Special dispatch 70 EnPoETA DAILY NEws.
HAvAxNA, Jan 6.-Nine liFea we're
lost in this city on Thursday by the
burning OF cigar factory.
, 1881-12-01
A DAYS MISDEEDS.
A Dishonest Secretary at N1AskoGcn,
Nllcll.-A.Ia faII.Doxen at Decatur,
IlI.-Hxincellaneo.,s Moral Lnpscs.

A Dishonest Secretary at N1MBko%cn,
NIlcI.-A,1Iad Hall. Dozen Mt Decatur,
observation-disclosures Moral Lnpses.
Hptcial Dtspatth 70 tn Chfedao 1tabnns
MusKE0oN, Mich, Nov. 1.-Lnst week T. NJ.
Donald, Secretary and Superintendent Of tho
wond paekaFe and haskdt factory OF this city,
asked to be relieved Of hin Office. as ho had &C.
cured n position in Chlcngu. Tho resignation
was acccptetl, and Donald went to Chicago. A
few days utter he bud Eonet hfa SUCCESSOR In
Office here discovered errorH In the books OF the
company. aud notified tho Directors OF tho fact.
Tho Dircetura held q meeting and p thorough
EXAMINATION was made Ut tho books, whom IT WINS
asacrtaiucd that Donald had hcon making false
entries and npproprlntiuE tho lnonoy OF the
company to tho cxtcnt Of about *6,0o. Donnld
VIA sent for 10 explain uattors, and he arrived
hero ycstcrlny, When, not hefng able TO make u
snt5ata1toFy showing, be was arrestea and taken
to jail. lie was brought before Justlce jamie
Court. donald hns enjoyed tho confidence of
tho etssns sG*ss BE- ssss sSas,aas e. ~ so,e 4rsn
DEcATun. H., Nov. D-To.tlsHht sheFln Fos. T.,
tor placed six new criminals bgh4t,d the oaro in
With mutdoroua1y assAuting Jnncs Msxcc, and
Tho othor live are charged With break!ng open
"Asn snttsst fas btstassa s to 7at Chicago 14sane
.Du.nlaars,N. H., Nov M-Bnr9inrs Lat
n!Eht olseted an sntrnnGe tnsp TIC u M9ot ana eha
sninll safc into tho co lIar, whero they drilled
ho!cs Into the lock and blew 1t open. Thoee was
,1 in9s y1 Sot 10 ' booty. Ths " @ snaer Ia Shio sho
work waa dono Indicates that tho operators were
experts vi tho business.
CaANLlyrrK. a1ioh.. Nov. D.-Tho eighth day
Of tho Darnnrd Iriai concluded tho testimony.
that wi,tor ] iroze III the col whrre Mrs. haraar,i
was cuntnes! at LII Pour. With no Ore from Sun.
lMy I'll! T..esd4y. Her h,'aoand gnxc @ sho sheriff
, 1881-12-01

client did actually stoai as mad been charged.
and. In addition thcrhtu. abe had cxohnnEca tho
liles and and lanEuurs Ut virtue foe the roses
i1ro,hsr Manttr protested eRatnst traa,icing %
tho ohhrnetor Of toor nnra,1 1~ofKnE . o wonm' mrn
tnent the whole afternoon And lhto 10 tho eFeH'
"a Xt s:3o o 'ctook tho case wont to tho court. tho
conteniltna counsel removed themAelvcAt to outer
tlnrknbss and ,sftcr II Drlcf consultation.
THE JUDGMENT or THE COSFEisESCE WAS
SUSTAINED
ty 1T. nlrost unanlsnn,ia vote. Tho term ol
lirothor Moorc's suspension VIII expire next
IT, Miller and Or. Bennett, tho counani Of Dr.
Thomas, arrived here this cvenln9. Tho lattor
n,udu nj, effort to rcach the preliminary w9rk IN
tho hcresy ease this ovoninE. ~ atatea a ssas
hls nnderstandtng was-ana tnis ~ Was e9rr 9ar
roloratet " lr omrnoyIthas tho cnanse an y! , tns
appeal. THIS question he was thou rnauy 70
argue, ami thus pave tho way to troc!iy honf'
irlH Of tho casn on Its merits. The C1lrt 90.
Glncd tn fnkc the cnse up in any Bnapo OH nt
lis o1tlor 30 It IL very !lkely that u wll not 10
reached before tomorrow night Ut Ffidng mora-
Ing. Or. Quincy has prepared
a LONG AND EXHAUSTIVE ARGUMENT
against ths entertaining Of she appeal, on e sec
thorcto br us!ng big 1n!u'stcrial innctions slnce
'ho ,ss chppreh. pHf." It % looss mere as it ii:
Thonas had pract!caIy, 90 far az ho h!mse!t
Is concerned, abandoned THO nppcAt. ana that y
i now being earfisd m by TIC lows d1ctnrs r. wi
10 rcpultnte tho Catacher1i As Quo uf the stang.
ards, and 1t thn Bntr,c time formulate ccrta!n
tloyi,,l Or creed under which there can possibly
bo no occasion for iloTesy tt1afs In tho fnltirc.
, 1881-12-01

4 Dnk1ng-rowder fanufact0ry In
Baltimore Partially nnrncn Out.
Hstetai Dlspdfth to Ths ChIssas Tribune.
DAtr,MonE. Md, Nov. MA fire broke out
about ! O'clock this morning In tho extensive
bnktng-powdcr u,nnufactory Ut Smith. 1tanway
4 Co., IN thIs city, Tho third and fourth floors
Of tho building were t'urned out, and about
5000 worth OF cream OF tartar used Id tho prep-
arnt,on lof tho baking. powder was consumed.
Tho building, which Is owne4l(by tho Johns Hop.
kjna estatr wns damaged about td,n0. Tho
firm estimate their loss on stock nt nbous Fl0D
on which tbnro Is only S7,S0O Insurance. In UaI'
tjmoro and Philadelphia compnnDS.
, 1881-12-01

Edward Potter, proprietor Of bakery at No.
4sI North Clnrk street. tipped ovcr an oll-stovo
In tho basement Of his establishment last night
and searted conlHgsauon. At first be stood
calmly by watching tho sprcadin1 q tho
tlame1 and ttan hustled around and Rot aomo
by this tinac 1t was too largo fur bin. and. yoing
to his wI!e to savo the bnbys he sought place ct
turned in ali nuFn from Box Mo. ~. Tho depart
iuent soon rut IN end to tho b!azc, and tho pro
prIetnr, upon I!gnrug up his loss concluded he
was out about $lW. HC mas no Insurance..
, 1881-12-01

8p,e(1t Dfspdfth "a 1hs Ck3tdo0 1FlbunA
osnKosIt, Wis, Nov. M.-John Young was
elected Clork OF tho Town Of WeyanwcHa last
spring but did not qualfy. md tho dutiea Of The
oIlice havo been performed by William Wood.
Last week Young WIS arrestcd By tho Deputy
Unltotl states Marshal and taken to atevona
I'p]nt for examination. Last night Wood was
nlso arrested and conveyed TO the sntne point.
The arrests nro OIL account Of Tho non pny yment
the Wisconsin Central 1toad. and which The OH.
GERS signed, but which tho town roluaed to pay
In full,
, 1881-12-01
Liver Complaint,
and HOP DIFFERS will cura you.

Ii yon beye a cpmuIa!nt which tow unae1s
atand and nono will 9typ Jou credit fot-an sns
fevbiod conditoni kx1Hencas thr0uK9a,n,nhn a,,,ah. -"
whul0 syntuin; twltehlnR of tho loNet hst huu .nn
desire 10 tly ali W pleccs, and feAf tnah yuu
Will steady i0ss ot strength and hsnltaI1aWs 1as
P, OF lEipg0 ryttiptonlA ahuw tAat you &fe sune'-
inK from TINT h1dTn-nsAted ateeAsa
Nervousness,
and HOP DlTrEiss will edectual'y care Ios'
, 1881-12-01
CROPS,
NlIP1 ca
cu.Atn1 NtAnrfsh IN TNA f{kffHn4 Ytrl

Special Dtspaseh to TAs Chicago 9ttbuHA.
OCos0AnwoC, Wis., Nov. al.-blose rain and
worry warm weather haso given vegctstioa
new start, and to all apreaTanceaspsinR IL At
hand. Tho mud u one OF tho features most
prosninont, through tho country Il being from
slx to eight tnchea deep. Frost 10 all out OF the
ground aud trees ara beginning 70 sweu psepat'
4tofy to budding.
, 1881-12-01

Spfetas Correspondence aJ The Chicago Tribune.
IsEpRnsl1,, Ind, Noy. :0.-s. A. C1llinv, an nRe
resident Ut tno Ktato of Iowa, died in this place
yesterday At tho residence Of his aister, Mrs.
Danlc!s, whore hp tlad hcon visiting for sumo
NutIths. Ills isgHAH was ptcuiuQuia, 0nt h0
wua in tho EDd year ut bis nEe.
, 1881-12-01
The milwaukee, Coitvocation.

Special Otphffh 10 Ihe thtedfo 1rt6uhe
WArERrowS, Wis, Nov. ;n.-Thc Milwaukee
Convocattan OF tho Episcopal Church Is now III
session Mt 1t. Paugs Church In this city. koarlS
nil the principal parishes In tho conso,at!on arc
represented, AMI tho proceedings thus lar have
bean interesting mud con,iiIcivo to tho welfare
uf tho Church. Tho following cacrgymcn arc
present; The Nt.-Ncv. Elward Il. Wotlos, nishop
Of tho diocese: the ltov. Drb. Ashley and spaiu.
ing aud rho ltev. hicssrs. Mallory and
s.. George. .hlII'yeukec; the ltoy; Dr'
Earker AZ: the LEY: sir; Van n,isn,.n! hsasen.
the Rev. M5 Davis oconomowoc; sho ,t9y. .ar MS
Jancsylllo: tho Hoy. Mr. Whitncy, S,tsacx; tho
lsey Sr Msek, W!!mos: tne lev: AZ. o4eorf': r.
Rev. Nj. Lane. MadIsou: the ltov. Mr Gatos.
WateEt6wn Tho opening scrinon m o{ thc be- con. n
KnpInc, was d tnastorly effort. His close re-
son,blanco Ia n"nanncE. volco. and method OF DO
cccied at ltaoine ColinRo. was noticed by III who
llstened 10 him. Tho oouvocat!on closGs Thurs.
uay evening With n reception for tho UlBhop ut
tho 1tcGtory OF Vt. Paul's Church.
, 1881-12-01
Central Pacific and Northwestern Lines
1htn Yankf0n.

YANKToN, D. r, Nov, ;D.-Contral Pacific
surveyors arrived todny from tho west, and
drove their stakes down Seventh streos to the
centre OF tho city, This completes tho survey
from Corrtne, u. T., TO Yankton, and here tho
surveyors halt for furtbor orders. The limo
crossed tho Missouri fifty milca above Ynukton.
Chicnxo& Northwestern surveyors ran in a line
from tho cnst yesterday.
, 1881-12-01
No Change In the situation Of tho
Cleveland nit. VcrnoN d Columbus.
Nnxefai IHspdteh tn TIA fA{etaa Yffhunx

CLEvxLAsD, u, Nov. 3o.-For some reason tho
three ur four gentlemen mannyiuT the reor~
gantzauon Of tho Cleveland; hit. Vernon l. TO.
lumbus liaIlroAd Compuny failed 10 complete
tho terms Ut uRroemcut today, aud a. q result
matters stand pretty much where thsy did ycs.
torday, They say now ner company will he
organized und articles OF Incorporation ntea
With tLe Secretary Of state tomorrow. Tho
baltimore & Ohio Uilioials arrived here today
vania & Ohio 1t O'Clock thta evening, Tho
party i soventecn IL number, md Includes
hobart Garrett. Samuel Spencer. 8. 4. johnson.
~, II. Ctements, aud other htRa officials, par-
tlouJifly thnso having 10 charge tho aotlvo ma
chiastY be!opE1pg to tho company. In AuaWcF
, 1881-12-01

rrtxna1,.ro,,. 1toms.
A new roandhoa.o has '','t eeen completed p.
by tho Chicago. milwaukee, 8 " raul at EtR1n.
It Ia located ABOUT enc aho na1t nltes sootn VI
tho city, and hns capacity for four engines |
ra.v Iron hr,,,gc ~ Eirin.
new 'fo" os''koa. H's"'
sar o,,t hor ammo,n now troxht
iocotnntiyoe. They are teu-whcel ena,s,us, l7xM
Hun oyndar, ana waiSh torty IONS. Ia tew wecks
olEnt-"hool passensor ens'"es' ....u,
For tho accointnodatoq q conuuetots attend-
ix ton ae nav 0rEons lee. + tno illinois GentFal
inH i train Of snturdny, Dec. i, and ono extra
Esoncr 10 tho oyc1'tne train Of tho aar,o dntc.
.hta r,tv Two s''o ~" ~ A'0' A @*'s4 "'>"o''
'D'0 s.s.. u..s. . .,,., -, ,,,,,.,. ,xoxo
atolon from tho ticket otlsto At Mlddlcport. -.
reading over Western roads. TWO OF these
q scalpluR osl!co IN this city. AZ thero are no
doubt number Of thcao tickets for sal1 at other
sganH @reat I%ss whe spy nrehase tokots nt
saon plaeef'
Ono of tho lnrgcat mortgages ever recorded u
tss y p so cscase Fornas
peFIsr M + halfway ia CompNSy to tho Farmers Loan
! Trust Company q. =, N9W York: The constia5,- a,
viii ~i,h !ateress ] At S psr cent Per snngn, paya6ie
III gold. The security given Is all The raitEnad
fess, al Il. p!oper,y & whatever Rna booog
ing 10 the company.
The 1T. Paul & Manitoba Company has com.
aei River Valley ln opening TO traltlu thirty one
miles OF Its west sldc limo north. from, Grand
Forks. Tho stnttons on the now limo and their
s Fsassons. sIx tx miies; Turtle Hlyer: t6irteen
miles; heyant, twenty miles: K!meaii. twenty
thnr ftrFa are In Ina ~ n
, 1881-12-01
Thomas Mitchell, Of Neosa, TT.

TN0nlnx MITCHELL, Of Neo.as TT.
Sptttnt Cprrrspondtnte oj The Chicago Tribune.
NEs,1A, ILL.,. Nov. :9.-Tholuas Mitchell, ono Of
tho most prominent oltzchs ot this county. died
at hta homo In this city this morning OF rncu.
nlonla md plelrBy. ll0 hAA bocn tur several
ycnr4 tho manager of the Orange store IN this
plNcn. RrA wHs loved, hon1rpl ami esteemed by
all Wbu knew him.
, 1881-12-01

At Jefferson, Tex; Loss e50,00f.
MARSHALL, Tex, Nov. N.-Tho hnrdwaro cs-
tablIshmcnt Of uallary s; Co.. at Jefferson. SIX
tocn miles north OF this city. WINS totally de-
struyeu by snre last Sundny morning. Loss.
$5O,OUl; inaltraucc, 81, ,uOO.
, 1881-12-01
Preliminary HIentlng OF Cincinnati,
BoInin T. Mobile Stockholders.
Egsttal DApdteh' to Ins Chicago IrtAans.

C1Hc1HSArI, O., Nov. H.-Tho preliminary
meeting Of tho Cincinnati, Belma Mobtlo Hull
way stockhollnra was hed In this city this after"
no0n. President Cook, Of tho Cincinnati. New
Orleans T. Texas lauIfc, occupied tho chRir,
The .,amcs Of thu Stockholders wor0 signed to
tho subscription. lIst, and 1t wns ordered that 10
par ecnt of the stock should bo pnta In totnof-
row In th.s city, o5 per cont moro Ia s1ob!lo on
pco. IL, and tho remainder up to Ssti per cent
at an early Jate, at which tine tho holders
will receive their par shNrea, to 6e subject TO
call. uptirKe +. u0Axhty, Of tho CINCINNATI, New
Orleans s iuxas pao,fu, waB appointed 70 rc.
celyo the u ppr cent paymonts. u. I. Ho1, T.
II. Juhns0its Lousa KFnhtl. and George +. i}ol!kh'
with tho Understanding Tint Fred MoIn. ut tho
Etiangor HYndiuate. would ba tho tfth. tho ro-
holders, Tho nuxt meetlnE will bo held In Mo-
O11e On leo. IL,
, 1881-12-01
Fine stock Harm cd, I,osa $4,000.

GEHEvA, N. T., Nov. D.-The barns Of Max
we'll Nros. on tho Bennett farm, burned this
morning, Fifty 1tolstein cattle, Avo horscs nifty
hogs. and largo quantity Of hay. etc., Herc de-
stfoycj, Loss. $5Q,UOU; lncctllllnry.
, 1881-12-01
Cleanse, Purify, and q, h''''
the Blood with
Hop Bitter.

.nn -, .,,,h.xn M .,axnsss, or suasE1ns' " ''~
" blkls 10 n&J.
HOP BvTgERs v,.,otast9
yaa Elegant PIsalau. aaa ss Mstss'eW9t. Wst.t tta.ss
GlcK. room. Drink. ana !npeteun teunnth. md tlesus
kkA atoz&4AA.
, 1881-12-01

Physicians prescribe Browns Ison HItten tor
oskaess, dyspepsia. aUd loH aDl{iN.
, 1881-12-01

6pfetak Dtspatth to The Ghi.1eo IttbHne.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. D.-The meotfpg called
in opposition TO tho short-routo link In our belt
railroad at tho opera house was largely at
tonded, and resulted III tho adoption OF resofu-
furthor privileges to tho "short-routo" corpo.
rators Without certaiu guarnneces to sha CITY And
all railroads desiring to use the track or tracks,
, 1881-12-01
Al PHILADELPHIA, Loss IIeavy.

Pn1LADE1.rltIA, Nov. W,-GeorRe G. New
mau's mirror AMI picture -frnmn establishment
nt 6O8 Market street wns seriously damaged by
tltc. The slock wns vnlucd ut $5O,000; instr
nncc, $4U,QuQ.
, 1881-12-01

Tho host medicine Of the age for curing zen.
esal debility IL Browns Iron attez&.
, 1881-12-01
VALUABLE TRUTHS

"lf you arc suturtng frorn poor health
or IanHuiahing On bad u sSAA'<
take choes, for
Hor. Bittess will cuse YOU
.syou a.s .!mply atlGg: 4 {9a {na.as fss' 81. ~
Hop Bistera will Revive you,
.lfyou arc = MlnIsier, ana have M g, ossnH,h Hn,h-
u, worn out With caro- and "osA'
Hop Bisters vii! Restore Soa'
ayr VIM srs a man of business or hnoi'.tt h.s'ist
Ss.ss ea ba 4.a st otieoa., tous ov'f ''aF
midnight work.
Hop Bittera will Strengthen you :,
.1tyou arc suffering fsoa, ogssIGstisna og;sas.natioa q
drinking, any tudlacEaton " ~ Y II U{tta
nru young sn6 Growing toe t~"
tlIp cAss, .... "a.
Hop Bitters will Relieve you'
ron arc IN lo wort.h9p, ~, 1a ~. 9as .Sssa
tho desk, xnywhefs, nnd 1891 1tas,,iaIna, with
ncpia cleansing. ,tontnE. VI stleaa''A'e~'
MIthuutlnk0xicnt4Ng
Hop Blsterb 10 what you hsea' In,
VII you srs old, and your biood odasa.ay, aa!n sna
pure, pulse 9etbles your nefsps
your faculties wsnnSs ,It. snt
Hop Bittess will give you new '''''
Vigo1. .,x md
.afrsshfnT e dtystlns for sct.Fnom, , obn.fsnfets.
nVrv Watsr, etc.. fendsrtoz ~ - cssasln& ~
md sssstsntns r shs faSa'a' '1~
, 1881-12-01
Litigation 10 Settle an Interesting Ques-
ton.

speetas Dt.pateh to 1ns cAseacc Tribune.
DosToN, Nov. @.-An Interesting case IL on
trial In the United Suites Circuit Court today.
II bears upon tho question Of rights conferred
and duties assuned by tho Issue aud acceptance
OF spcoIal tickets OF transportation oyer q
through limo Of railway. Quo ltobeFt Tarr, be-
ing dcsirous OF going from boston to Chicago on
business that shuuld havo becn transacted at
certain tttno, purchased a tickct OF the Boston,
Concord g. Montreal Railroad Company, which
would ostensibly insure to him the dcaired pas
snge. At tho atatiou of tho Lowell Nallrold IN
this city, ho niirlns, ho was told by
MI crnploy6 that certain car wns going
through to Montreal, but not that 1t was going
there by way of the Northern Road, ho entered
tlat car, and subsequently WIS ejeoted frnm i
ut Triton. n. H.. because nsa ticket spsolhed that
he should have pursued his journey by way OF
White Htyor junction mud tho lIoston, Concord
l. 81 real Noad. Ito now claims th4t, beeauas
Ut tho delay thus forced upon him hugausu OF
his MISREPRESENTATION, hls business aiHasra were
uostun, Concord h Montreal hailroHd Company
the stiin Of $lD0o, and he sues It for that aun'.
Tho dtfcnaant compdny answers that tho 1ot
OF Its cmployd was wholly within tho law.
, 1881-12-01

At st. Clnfr, f1tcla.t LoRs R8UsOUUs
DErItoIT, 3tlrh. Nov, W-The st. Clair Hub
mud Spoke Works, owned by Mark Hopkins &
TO-, burned todny. Loss, $4,000: insurance,
S.i.4Q1 - :,
, 1881-12-01
coltEGE BoAT.RAclkG

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. ;D.-Yala accepts
Harvard's challenge 10 an eight pared race, pro-
yidcd 1t IL towed June 20, la8..
, 1881-12-01

AStss
aru"son bns se p"e. i'll sdofssa Ss,
sasns sssa e wiz .sess s,tfs pad no person or ''
Remember THIS.
FYOU ARE SICK,
.Id Satars in 'nattna you vol sEala vhsa ii
If,you nse comparatively wsll but fesl ths
e.: nss III sa ,ss ts s% Ssus
HOP B1TTERS.
4 q. sos'ys osf IL O. .s
af liz sto,seh p bowels, Il i Jour own a1 ssaIt
X you r0nlan III, YUr
HOP BITTERS
are 4 SOVEREIGN remedy IN al! saoh complaints.
aS rs w.:ns st,S n'n .:iS n, @S
n,sut aud turn fuf = oureto
HOP B1TTERS.
yss ;sa - rs ia stiss Ss "a ;fss
In tho uae OF
HOP BITTERS.
II yon gre = tsequonte. or = res,deat otA
ssS aasss sssss II Sses f
.Si,!asmSt bilious and 'nserm'ttsnt ssvsrs-6J
HOP B1TTERS.
II you have rough, pnaply: d sa,low, ,stn.
s fSs ch bae IL ssssss. 81 sss. 'Ss
sSss' :ss So1s: S5ss Ar E,s1, ss;s: # k
nays, ntc., and
$500
NJ e9 Pas 70; ,s,ss ssss shsy . w not
''rh TSst i 1oos s Sedr,dden. Invalid wife. sister,
= fs% bo.s, e up ss
ing but trine.
viii you let them sufIer9
Purify, and Enrich tho Blood
WITH
HOP BITTERS,
And yop WY haye no ''ckuoss. or suffering. or
1fyou havs nausoa. want Of appeAts astu.
ency d.Sness w., and 5ey9,hh spyEptomn'% 5n % H9p
nflTs&s ffs seefais i ths tae ausc.t tasa ' AVE
feeling y ssasfsi las;ituas I'D ssatss,,; sa.s
ats essy is!Eued' p9Isnsse 1feS o.
sSs ia
ana depscesions ycu arc aaaeflpR 1tom
General Debility,
, 1881-12-01

and nor p1TTEns removes II all.

and HOT DtTTEAS removes II all.
lfyou havo u Bsrse Of weight or fu!tness ta
the stuMac!,i a nuhanxehb!o arpotttc. somatlmea
inRt low spiFits Aftor i full meal, With stEefo
paln for some tins after oatloe; Mind tninf f
tiutterjng 1t The ptL 81 tho stomach. and sorec
moss over II; nuuAea. headHche, o! aome o1
these Bymptuma, you arc suffering from
, 1881-12-01

Chicago d Nle1lc0s
DALLAS, Tex. Nov. M.-Tho track Of the Chi
cago, Texas & Mexican Railroad Company has
been completed to CedarHll.
, 1881-12-01
viii you let then, suffer'
Cleanse, Purify, and Enrich tho Blood
WITH
HOP BITTERS,
And You will have no Btckuoss, or suffering. or
doctors bills to pay.

1fypu hnva nausea, want OF appeute, dltu'
ioncy. dizziness, uud feyQnth symptomb T99
are suffering from CH5tlVEhE5S. md HoF
UrI*rEHd 10 the dusost EuEc.
lfyour vital f0Eccs nr1 dapreA4nd, II you havs
feeling Ut general lassttude xnd weAkHchs.
hrs eaaily fatlRued. ,pcrsn!so freely on go!nz 70
sICptI. hrp shuft v{ hreAth on every HIlEdt ef-
fort. and have general feeling vt melancholy
aud depression, you arc suffering from