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Az ANrED-S.X frst-cla,s iIoncrs, washers
w and starchers. Wages from IS TO 50 and
UPWARDS per week, Apply at City Laundry,
706 Commerce street.
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FOR SALE.

WANrED-A llIst-class carri9ge trimmer
w No other need apply. Also q good
blacksmith helper. 7SS and 40 Comm cree 81.
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(GANrEO--ro buy a house COM aiming fOuI
w or I'VE rooms. or good bull ting lot In
agood loceli'y. Enquire OfJ l.. WILLIAMS,
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WANrED-CarpeL tiers. Apply 10
w N HARRY
AT w Hnrrp -
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W AN 'ED-3OO Wa cn ppers u IuAas q
w Pacific. be ween Dallas AID Fort Worth
In high and healthy country. win pay 81 %
pr cord. Apply TO d, E. Grove, Fuel Agent,
It Adams Il Leon 'rus Bank; j. V. Conoyer,
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RRCKLAY RS, ATrENTI n Tome ii.
- Top prices paid by Brown, Kendall & Co. :,
orl kmakers and general contractors, at the
blind asylum, Austin, Texas
, 1881-01-24
How AfHlhanx Elglst-To tho DeRtls-No
Quarter Asked or Ulyeu.


An English correspondent LII Aslu, referriuR
to tho lighting qualities Ut tho AtRhDn soiutgry,
sA}s; All AfRhan nuytr thinks Of uAkipX for
0uartcr, hut ikttts with tue terucliy 0f d ilgcr,
mud ellnvs "a Mo untIl his eyes Ytazo aud bis
h.a,ds t,1a tStr.e S. to pu!I pi.t1l trigger 9
q kill his enuniy. Iho .sicfn. seaiitics
ct wAr Wcro nlote pronounced Oh tho batiie-
ticlds In AtxhnliistMn than puvaapa thoy have
Ssss osc. tn !aa!a, II w. oxsspt tic reirieity0
tyr Mlnuta was prot'Ably 70 cause thu dsash Ut
tha nort soldier who unsll4pIc|ously walked pnyt
him. Ono thIllK our ulen certainly learned Ia
A,ixhanls.an ai.1 that WIS 70 Keep thoir Wit
ab'ut them when purst,Ng aH enGIny Ur
passing oser II hard- w"n 'tinld. There
might ba danxcr luskta4 IN such aeeu,-
tn4!y Illuminate form stul1tnx t1G EEul,l,d,
aud. u,less carc aat c4ltton wsrJ oxrrcIsud. ths
woI!taed Afghan would ateep blu soul IN blIss
BY killing ka!lr Just whcM life wns u IT, last
ebb. Thls stubborn love OF lighting In extrcIn!s
IL prntnpted douhtlesA by fai!lt,stsnl, Alld wa
saw 70 much or 1t that our inun at ooss tluur.
ters always drove tholr bayonuts well huns. 10
,hss thesS Should @ oo 70 .taks s4 " to tho dead:
which dlas!agulshed the untrained uobs
who fought " resolutety againss Us was
With which men. hadlY ariaai aud
, 1881-01-24
; Tho L!on's Tongue,


Tho very peculiar furiuutlon OF tho llon's
tongue dlu nut uscupo The hntco af cur AIsat0-
mist, but he tlOe8 nut my very much about It,
havo now II! MY hanti tho dried tuuHup OF linn;
It y covered with sharp. pointed. AorMr paptA,
got very thsckly up0n lta surface. The l,nplhU
on iha fEnnt pnstlon Ut tho t.nlvuo ars much
Alrgor than thsu th ths rear part of tho tnnguc.
but tle AlllnituF OllU4 nEu Mlluh uluscx tukslhus
,hua tnuso In front. Eash pnpl!la entslsl. Ut y
vet directly back wMr1t, reminding n,s much Vi
the sptus's ", ire ta'l VI tho thslrnbAck suy; On
npplytA thts liua's tongue to shu chcek. h.a
thai tho Full9hnts. IL ~ gre,lt that with little
pressure y wound might easily ta made In tho
nH tho !neat from tho boIlcs ut : tho
AnlR'ass. fur the lion ~ mt a great
hyetIos IL orAck, those unnlals having teeth es-'
peetnly constructed for tha CrAck Ing Ut enues.
present. hut III q te.s dexrce. In tho cl,'nM1n
cat, aud u cAn ha seen whom tho cut Is lapplux
milk, but still batter II tho tnlguo az dpfunGt
speetmen be taken cut. put fora wh!lo in spirits.
and tLea .h!ntled cut tixht On bo..sd THIS
health Of tAQ lion.
, 1881-01-24
THE STORM.

MORE DANA0E THAN AT PII.gr suPi'QSEp,
Spseiat DLpafta 10 1ns CAleaeo Tribune,
NEW YoRx. Jan. Sl.-The streuts still show the
effects OF tho great storm ot Friday, nna cross0d
and knotted telegraph wlres and fallen poles arc
~ bo mot with In all direcuonss There was
slight tall Of snow in the norulny,-the last end
Of tho storm which swopt over the
lako regions on Saturday,-but It
amounted 10 very littic and scascely mudo an
Appearance on the sidewalks. which hRd been
tarefulty cleaned after tho stortn OF Friday
Tbs damage to wires and poles was found to bo
more extensive than was at tirst supposed, and
With the utmost dllxent work 1t viii DO several
days before the Telegraph co1upaniss eau hopo
tu repair tho enttre damage donu BY FSlIAy'S
&kot1u+
ovER a T1IousAND MEN
we're to-day employed BY tho different COM
papie* 1A the work Ot unravclp9 tho wires
'throuEhout the city, and you'd service was done
during th9 DAY, b4e much moro remains 70 10
dpne, and II will be weeka betpra the sub.
soriters to tho Telephone Company will all
~ a1le to make uso OF the privileges which
thslr subscription entltles theM u. 1t was this
Company which aaucead must heavily within
the city linlts and nearly Ill the other corpora
s;,.,a,, s!ons iay. y., ihe blame r. The, disaster
s!sstehed .u oysf s ths e!:y Ia q dseouona Ind
xlfsa bslow them O closed The circuits 6y cross-
lug them. and thus rendered ths wires useless
Tor buslnoAs, ln trying u extE!c4ta the aEe.
, 1881-01-24
THE ERIE HORROR.
mtrt 7AIfat nm r.rS

Special Dtspateh 10 The Chitaoo Ttihunt.
New York, Jan. &.-Alr. a. J. Miller, tho cht0f
head clerk In tho railway mntl service on tho
Now York and Dunkirk line, who arrived In Jcr-
sey City shortly uftor midnight bringing With
him the remains OF Mr. Fox, tho wol4hcr,
Bays the accident WIS undoubtedly due
to the brcaktug OF tho driylng-wh OF tho
engine, The engineer put On tho air brake. and
the sudden pressure parted tho engine aud tho
tcnder. Az tho snms timo tho postal cur left
the track and wont over tho cmbanknent,
Striking large-trec 1t was brought to a stand
still. The express and bagEage ears followed.
crushing 10 the postal cur nnd tho tlro bok9 OUT
donbt The Ire oriEnated Il, she postai enr n It
contnined two stoves aud twelve lights. lie IL
also assured that tho four postal clerks were
Instantly killed. ia when the cur struck Tho treo
thoy were probably thrown to the fUrword oud
pf It with great foroa.
, 1881-01-24

Mr. solon Humphreys, President Of tho WI
bash Railroad Company. arrived hero yesterday
from 9r. Louis. A Tn1nuSE representative
called upon him last evening ut tho Grand Pa
cklo Hotel 10 lenE,l what brpiEhe him hero ut
this time. Mr. Humphreys said thut ho caino
West principally for tho purpose OF attending u
meotiuK Ut tho atnekhuldprs Of bis road at 1T.
Louis. The mocttnV was for tho purpose of mp
proving tho Arrangement fur building line
Jointly With tho Burlington from Humtaton to
COUNCIL is!utIs. :, Tue stuekho!dcrs rattiea tho
bn.!1ttN IT tho inu IN tla 1nMner pruitosel, und
p',sn p,t tau ,!as to sRsSay sS,pa.,S pSslanS
@ haye "ost an Mns ti's tro" sae on.easo MsS1ya @
cuanuit l!l1Ia. Mr. Humphreys s,.il no camo
tho Wss.er s pouS t. s sestiE m 1 s91n
lts new urtvo ssreet ttaek alld nltow tho Wub,lsh
tg run iat4 I'm. tas tenporary depot an Twelfsh
rcRIrt.iny thfs mAtter tu'.luy, aud 'hB hMtl TO
Doubt tliat announcements wut,i 10 F,udn to
@ wsss s Ts - t 1fs of e XSa wha Ss @
objection 70 9l!ow' Ills Fuad to ,,su thGir urovc
sireet truck; but be preferred to witt Nutl tho
Archer avenue and Sixteenth street.. Drc:,i,su
tho stlton truck WIS hArdty adeqt,uto ~ accuIu.
appreeated howoves. % lie s,od =, W vii gl Il 5,,o Au i'm
nanaEosa !n offering tho ,.su Ut tllelr'tracx
through Graye s,rcet, and for tlaia re4lspE TO
snuull ba wltt,ar.wu. InIs wus III deenrtlancu
r)ul hnd scuurcl utgott turntaai facilities, it
WY ws,nla 9hArgo sho sAs!o satea as ashcr roass.
Yhe WasNtsa has taksn th!s sscp tH'w bccMusu 1t
ttno tt chvtses to ..tt, 81. liz lu0ypl tint tho
y E.see reean!!y established betwyrI thtvaYo alIi
hurod 10 by NJ! l4e li.lvs, an paato ani harinony
would lr0vRil Min01sV lilo Western rrItis tiere.
nttsr: Aooy1 tho rases nav ohargs'l 1t would
IT. TT go r, ~e1a ttna ~ 20 " onx - 10 aet,oa
Gsr e anI!iMitsd t!SEe.s nuW IL ti,a
raa9ea ana thoro WINS 10 Hraat hurry nGttlt it,
az the rnu4t WuEo satls.ss ID with tho rutcs nav
chntacl ile gxlGutcl ihat tho business Of his
Wust. bo,tnt rates, lut he :inls uppn i.,nniry
that sI,u trati9 aas nos on!y nut fallen OH, but
h9a a., eon,s;'!lssao'y RI; Increased.
neHtye'y enknKcd IN soGuf!uE new outlets In
iL, lnWa An Hrtanxc!Ment @ bud lust bee., muie w
pss sfo'ncs. Ily sissuuri, iows ISs HsSrMste S ~
brunch ut tho W4tnah had now a linu to Aiblt,,
antl partes froH nes Molnoa haa u,atle y prop.
th l1oa Au!nea trunl thai polnt aud lurn 1t nIrr
20 the Wabash, under certain eoltdtt!ons. Thes1
p.stsss would H. ~ hcro to:lay 70 eot,eads the ar.
had nude arrangements fnF tho tornuti1n Ut
st!twan;k9. s..;n o. ~; pHus an4 Northwestern wero
.ilatle: or Wer1 euhtetnp!atetl, u brinx tue WIZ
bush further north thM,i Ues Ao!nps. Arranxo-
DECATUR s Evausyiiia by wh,ch tdat II linz ii i Il, Il
conheHt With the Cblcu9u nrAncho tho Wabas.,
M H.. H. Esps hs nea new outlet
Dir. liuluphrcys was mls1 Hskel what his Views
wers fcNara!nK tho statalnent attributed TO JAy
t.ysss n! ao ~ r. s,sx 81 s ss II
phroys sAlA tharb waa 10 lntu!a1iatu danger Ut u
panic, tn bis opuien. although Il II quito prolu-
bur, wheu much vi uur money viii 10 shipped
~ Europe, but w 10 that ulu0 he felt quite 0ou.
, 1881-01-24
Sl]IClDE.
NUINTUEt
Hpektal U!tpateA 70 The Chieam Itfh,tns

Bpttta1 Dttpateh to The Chiedpn Trthuak, ''
Iowa ClTr, Ia., Jun. Gaz2.-Yesterday farmer
named Edmond Hamilton, Is years old. living II,
Cedar Township. sixteon miles northoast from
this city. committed suicide by shouting himself.
lie bad for sntac time past hud domestic trouble
and for tho pnst sIx mouths had been separated
trolu his lntnity. On ycstGrIuy he wnB ut bis
house somewhat under the Influence OF drink,
and 9ccaHe Involved In . RenGta! famlly row,
y which he bred twp shota ut h:s dMnghter,
pace4 tho plstul ut tue s!1o Ut his hend utl trcd
il tatnl shut. Coroner Mueller held m in1uest,
CfSclNEAT1. o. Jan. :a..,-l.ltun Whitford, who
attempted suicide aolnc three weeks nEo by
shiHttti'1 hcrscls died In tho Cincinnati Hospltil
this u1uratrY. r.
, 1881-01-24
OBITUARY.,


Sp<etal Dispateh to Tie Chicago Trtb1int.:FH
SCRANTON, pa.;,' jan. c3.-Ono Of the oldeAt res-
idcnta OF tho Llckawannn Valley, Daniel
O1ricn. died yesterday In tho pppr-hous6 Of
this dIstrEct ut the nHc Ut III yours. Up 10 1910
atlo to do my work OH. account uf old ,ago.
Several yenrs igo hc was ndtnttted to tho pour
house. buta!ways came 10 tbo city at intcttnls
scenes Of actislty in which ho bnd tpar-
ttcIpntel for auch long period. ~: Ho
ncr, nn.l was extremely aprlghtly n,gtep fur
ono Of bis are. 4 mllltary.cont mat1o hidhan oh.
1cct OF eunsldtrnhio curiosity. He wis Il firm
believer Ia lreands struKgse fDr frce1bm, md
his oniy ambition waa To live to cn9nge' IN but
tle fnr inlepcnleaoe. Possessed OF d vivid ROC
revolution In Ireland IN 1893. no never enjoyed
hinsolt hotter than whcn rotating iacldchH OF
thlt+8tlrrIuY tinG.
, 1881-01-24

W 10 tH0 N4YanNt1n4 IftttnffiI ~ nHSt}t
tho sun Ut +Gug7 WINS cnrrtc to tho credit
Of prntIt mud luss IN lncnmo account. 'Il,e tnl-
nwnx s r; "@y rspofs hui; fer tnU
Es.t7 s! :t!9 IsE =, :!ar i. Mercer co'aty, taa5
The whola ing isr lsso VIII s!s II I'LL ito
amount wns O. tgl4ot. III lsltnnle tho number
NJ ssinsate! "%hcr tS 81 ris G' n ls1 III a'"'l
A., Twonty.tlx r.'ads rernrstug cnrrled a.7s'.a?4
tf@s" "rpe srosh IT, II s rt:s
Thlrsy.s,x rnada report!ng eirtted stxsa47d
sa @ sdnrrc sS oca sSf,s ss' m .
tl'o ten tr!,nk !iass i, l,taos Sere sS?i eonts:
v or ~ st
Tho totat natnSor Of tons Of freight carried on
saG Il mtspifiiax piiS. 's sS "'fs %h I've %vsrsss 's
number of Gars y each trai, ya: III, Tho
sss: e'9s 9sspts q ateE: e. to - fsse ss
III ls;s M tl,o5e were ~ porso!s p kIle,, sna tos
killed ,,,',nbcird ai7 md tho injnro.. Isl.
1n our last report Tho necessity, for revistun
scra 80 SnS ross n s s''a Tnt lat
now n progress. and viii bo rapidly pushed 10
s Is ,t M q b rS's; ;ss hs d ,, iso i ss s
sses % reort "oH f"Rs t"e III III Fass ra,rona, in
e!s sshedues ror pnsso,t9sr rates. lid nro now
cthrstnH hut tttco ccnts per mile. Auny of tlio
roafs hnyc nlso retdJussed tt,etr freight rntes so
mlssi1aess haye re,sson to Seileyc hat, @ wi With tho
issunhcc ut the Enw schedules. ali the roatls IN
tliHcroncea between then md tic pcopte, ami
tho advantages of 4 Uniform classification, win
ch@Serfu!ty @ alapt them:
roudR, occupies too prutnlnent position !n tho
aeea.,,', of eo,,str,it!on. Tho oflHl,.aI amount
, 1881-01-24
GEN. MAHONE.''

HE WILL VOTE just AZ HE rLF:AsESt EA1I.
Special Dispatth 10 1hs cAteaeo Trsbuns
New YonK, Jan. s3.-Gcn. Mahone, Of vlr-
rims, now here, in the course Of conversation
to-dry said: VI am going to Washington to
vote. just a.. paease,' with a ctcar' 'con-
aclenca and for what thtnk to be
right, no matter what tho consequences may be.
! sholl always hnvo the good Of thy State at
ent. intcnd. however, to be listener, and
! hope my course will not surprise tho
country. II any people aro Watching
me, It IL but just TO- Bay that no
Republicans hGs approached mo with even SO
much ns suggestion lis TO which way might
vote: l Wish could say us much for the DEMO-
, 1881-01-24
A Disastrous Blaze in New York
City Yesterday Morn.
ing.
Niblo's Theatre and the Mctropol-
itnn Hotel Threatened
with Destruction.
The Servant Girls in Close Quar-
ters-Total Loss Some
where Near $4,000.
A House Of ul-Fame Bu7ued-Other Blases
III Various Portions Of the
Country,


New Yonk, Ian. GA disastrous Grc uc-
CURED this morning In tho Metropolitan tiotei,
which, With Niblo, Theatre. occupies tho Rrchscr
part nf tho block bounded by broadway, lfous-
ton. Prince. ind Crusby streets. md for a time
tho entire building was In danger Of totnl, de.
strttction. About Il. IN. tho night watchn,an Ut
tho hutoi discovered smoke issuIug FROM tho
main dining room OIL Crosby md Prince Streets
and rave ati ttlarn. t0 which tho t}remcn pro.rt-
1y responded. The tire had startcd frntn II DE-
fcctlvo tiue on tho second story Of llo wing: oc-
oup1ed BY tho dining room md billiard room,
thts wing adjoining Nibln's Thcntrc. Tho dining
room, which wns Immediately over tho billiard
rootn. wns soon n tnass OF .intncs.
Tho guests In the Intel we're, arouscd.
nrd number OF uicn and women llcd fr0tn their
rooms without waiting to dress. Tho manager
ct the hotel and police did nit In their pawcr to
presvrFe on1cr. aiItl went about from room tu
rooln assur,nv guests tint they were IN no I'm
me!ate sges: ,! end bad ample time to secure
tho tltvi?sn. y harl work, succeeded tn con-
lining tho tamcs to tho dining ronn aii0 bcforo
ptetcly under control. During the struggle with
tho tlhtnes tlren1en Louis Hpavland and WlLIfAtn
8, were injured. iluauland wns pnrtly buried
BY FILLING ptsstcr and burning cIndets. Ills
bands, arms, and face wore buddy brllsui aHtl
tho ltbrls hy his scomrs,dcs. lie wns acnt to tho
hnspttn!. Bennett was struck by a frNgIucnt OF
o!te ~ tAc urge nlrfofs and hnft Ol tae DacK Ae
also was taken to tho hosp!tAl+ M dnulnEu WIS
done to the property of tho guests, lnd happify
nUs1u wcre injured.
Tho tlnmnre by f,ro was confined to tho din
Ing. room. Ntne large mirrord, rcnc1llnH frutn
floor to .coillnx. vnlucd nt over $l0uJ. wcre
shattered nn,1 strown abuut tha tst'or; and six
eleyant chandeliers OF eus ai9sat ynlucd nj sl.,.
japanese vnscs, valued Mt tl,GtN, wcro broken
bcyGnd repair. The ruof Of tho 1f1lil4-rnotn
finley crockery. niegAnt dishes, and furniture
r,afnpd by tho falling tftub1r and d6bris. The
south Vailcrios Of Nibio's Thentrc were Hooded
tota! loss Is estimateA Ut t65 ,oU 10 S7oUo, cov-
ercd hy insurance.
Tho must thrilling sight was on tho Prince and
Crtssby street corner, In tho upper storIca OF
which tho help slept, and pscnt excitement pre-
vntfod au,1nE tho girls when aroused BY tho cry
Ut tire. TheIr rttolns wcrv alled with a01te. ind
It WIS with difficulty they Rr4pcd ther way to
tho fFrc-cscnrc. aiuWn which they were assisted
BY treincu to tho street. =. >
, 1881-01-24
THE PEDESTRIANS,

THEY START IN THE O'LEAnf CONTEST
NEW TonK, Jim. GA largo crowd of eport-
ing men and others assembled III tho American
Institute building to witness the sturt In the
pedestrian contest for tho O'Loasy international
belt. Tho prize In tho present contest can only
10 won by these covering 4so miles. tlntes are
graded according to tho number Of men cover.
ing TINT distance. Should four he successful fn
tho contest, tho man covering the greatest
number Of miles will receive 40 per cent OF the
sweepstakes anil gnro money: tho ucxt 30 per
cent: tho next 20 per cent: and tho next 10 per
cent, Every man covering 480 mlcs wilt receive
back bis cntrAncc fec Of 800. William y. Curtis
will act as rcferce and supcrtntend tho scoring
sheet.
THE CONTESTANTS
hrc ns foliows. r. Krohne, New York cttyi II.
j. Abort, pbiiadelphia; j: Meore. New FORK
City; u. Leeonsc, nost1n; ". Pegran,. Boston;
Il aa,as! aa" t. Nn NSsto9 S,So2i7n RI HNaFf5 H. 1o sssa
huntington. Iowa: len Carran. New York; q.
i.arber,. jersey City; q. sIulrane, Now York
WV WV E ors sousGin ia chsasGS Se: E y ese9sa eGs%9sa
!. burke. nr2oklynn, y. y: =; phi!i'ps. I!pston;
tpHl poa: a. Now york: 81 f E1son RGn B. nSsns. <:
l!ny, !; Fitzgerald, II. Moore, j.. Hughes. and
M At tlvo MINUTES to IL. 1.aconsc, OF noston. mp
peArcd on the track. and tho othoss quickly fol-
lOWEu& HIlQ US htOQHGt 1l1#NFAs GutuEeN Il1utlt
Pegr,m, the veteran Hartman, Hon Curran. md
0ld Sport Camrnla wore r. reeogrizcd the build
ing rh,,g With cheers. Tho men were formed in
at precisely J. oclu:k tho word ITO"
was gwen. Tho men started around tho
track, tho now men 1nostly at tho
top of thelr speed, tho more. experienced and
knowing ones at d Btendy jng. Tho victorian
Kruhno from the start settled down ~ hfs stcAdy+
contests procured for him share of the gate
1otcy He made hts first milo ~ eight minutes.
tror, whlch hu continued for several laps. Al q
quartor pnst u he hul completed ono mile nnti
thros laps. Pcgrnm two 1nIlcs4 Cnupnnn two
man two miles and two lRps. Tho others were
punched together. following close IL cach nthcr
truck. Tho flrst milo Wna made by Barbour
In B.H1.
, 1881-01-24

There was slight 1ccrenss III tho caRt- bound
frefght shtptncnts for tho week ct,tltnR Jun. 2,
but still tho business continues quite lcuvy. 1T
ts probntlg, howcver, that tho trtl'o wilt faEior
considerably during tho naxt few wenks, ns tho
country has becn well drained during tho rust.
of tho lust fow months. Whut xru.n Httll re-
sHnfls in tho country IL being hold Ia nntlcpa-
ton Of higher prices 'ncxt summer. There Ia
Hrcnt feHr expressed thut tho scvcro wcnther W.
huve haG Tins FIR this winter wifi CAUSE n r,r-
ttAl fn!lnrG Ut tho next crnp. And consequently
therc fs nu lnHEcr such nnxiGty to ship ns there
Inns been Il few weeks agtI.
Tho total shipments far tho week cnt1Ing Jan.
y amounted til 5l,75 tnns, ngalnst Mii,5 ior tho
week. rtreslptts,-a tloGraasc or 3.gG0 TINS! !.
THO following statement will show tho amount
ut buaLtess transported during tho week by tho
YNftuus r0ads leatltn8 inst [Ep1n this city: .
, 1881-01-24
-STRttCk OIL,

DENVER. Colo, Jan. &l,-Seyerul days ago tho
Grand Gallon coal Company struck uilnt depth
Of l.tio feet nuar Caion City. uurtng had bcen
stopped until pump was put III, on uceount OF
Ras. Tho we'll now yields i've to oight harrels
per dAy, II ls Thought that by boring deeper
greatly Increased volume will t!ow.
, 1881-01-24

NOMINAL DANTAGE9,

Ht*el1l Ullpdfeh "a 1hs 0hleaeo IFlbHnf.
ST. Louis, Mo-, jan. :aa.-In tho suit Of Meyer
Goldsmith uKa.ust tho ChcaEo & Alton ltMil-
t1ad fur s7.QuJ damages for t1elay us }ot OF cut
tic. thu Jury. under lttstruut4oi1s, rendered. II
Hfrdtut for nn1ntnnl damages for tho plRlntif.
Tho Court hold that tho rtnlu WA mt fespulsi-
bic fur the uulay 1vyo.ii It's own liue.
, 1881-01-24

DKs MONIES, ill.,. Jau. sAA.-T1a Prcsilont Of
tho Dos ,btuinos. MarshaIltown + Milwaukee,
ltallrCud aayorttses tlls. morning tor lB3.O00
rat'tnad ,t!es, which nonns work On tho hiliwau-
kyu loud to pcs MoIned.
, 1881-01-24
CHICAGO.

The alarm from BOX 03l at 11:63 yesterday
forenoon was caused by n fro ID tho stort.tbbn
Of n threa-atorS md basement. brick building.
No. 90 Centre ,sraat.. .ownsd hytE .DnaEcrt xisd,
Ssfnda e. oalduR s9f sS e SSrss
apparel, $l5Q. Causo of tro unkhnwa.
, 1881-01-24
KANE COUNTY FAIR.

aWt1a1 UHpate9 " Tie C7IsFa90 TF3kNNs.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Jan. c3.-Tho Rune County Agyl-
cultura! aoolesy will ,ucot in Geneva on Hatur-
dAy. Feb. .. when new oilccrs Will bo elected.
nuxt nnntsat fnir. IT. u understood tho CDntllt,
tgG will recbttllignl Heleva,
, 1881-01-24
SENTENCE APPROVED.

WAsHlauv0a, .. e., Jun. &l.-rho President
has approved tho sonteDce of tho General Eoust-
Mart'nl In tho case OF laymasterJ. II, Nelson, of
thu. army, which Is that ho sin'l he dismissed
ffpm tho service. confined two yenrs 1t hnrd
iAbar @ II = penitent4sy tproe4bty: Albany, Gua
, 1881-01-24
r. NJ, NALISEl1.

Out OF respect to tho mcu.ory Of J0mes II.
Walker, lato President and General Solicitor OF
tho Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy Natroau Cons
bahy, tho GENERAL nfEuos Ut tho CnInIInny In this
city Will b1 closoI tu.dny ut u o'clouk nom.
, 1881-01-24

The nvcragn rate per ton per milo in this Stats
for Freight for 16i9, including NIL tho, roads re-
porting, was l,93 crtlts. 4n!s y1nr tlas0l thu
carriud III Illinois in lBsV wcro :a:3..N7ss4. Tho
Minnuut savcd 10 thu people BY the reduction at
sates, ~ " aboyo stuffed, In 1850 over 1s7v. waa
, 1881-01-24
MARYLAND FDlT0ge.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan. ss.-1no Ohio Elltorlal
Assuuiation. numbering ITO, among whom are
abolt lmlf-a.dozon ls'llcs, arrived Thursday
night MI visit tU uAltnure, aud left thl4 nfter-
nuun fur WusltIt9tun Clty,
, 1881-01-24
fltott mbpey, would remain cusy and railroad
stOcka Rnt securities contENuG ilrIn.
~. Humphreys leaves tor Now York th's


e. BOSTON AND THE LAKES.
Tho f3nssnn Jn!I,7fnt anys: "stnce Uon. Hurts
Refinement from tho liustul,, liuusnc Tunnel e.
Western 1thttroad, alti.t year sincc. Upon liz
completion tn tho Tunnel, ho has brort bust,y
ciignHrd III developing tho r1ans originally Gu.
tered upon whett tho nostpn. lfooaao Tnnnol 4
western WINS firAt commenced, that Ut prdvIitng
tho f1oosat Tunnel with nntnicpcndcnt connec~
tton wititfle hikes, rs wctl M tho Eric Railway.
Tile public are familiar with tho fact TINT Gen.
nurt ia constructing ttrat.eloss ttnub1o.trnck
t.n,thcrmchtl. thhtlv TINT tho Nyroc,Ixo & Che
nnnKIi Hatrnnt1 hhA n1s0 been purchased ty him.
We. we nnvo @ Sn"w ,n for s tns tat nsxotioss
O,weTo md tho Utiea & Ei,nirM M"ilr,'ati., md
q; s,uw rntlrt'nt! tru,11. sianlius. Il stntion M
tho Chonan9o itaftron,1. tow miles ua.t Of syr-
W te IL epeaa e III. Il. a o% r S Sa a!s to-
,horo VIII g = i,no reaei,'lte tr'm Vtiea g q
rln Shnrc tintlro!l. now completed to tho Ninu-
srn ltlycr. An,. ,,pon The s,ther l,and. there
ss s ,rss wi WITT, X bill % 'ao EIe sfa as% S1Sss cHa:y
Tho faIIt.n;is included in this combination. II
Wv 'N'e' . W '''' 'a'' WIN ~ 10 '''"Si iSiue..
utleaA E'm!re:. !l e
tazrtavla l. CnnastDta. Observation-Disclosures. 10
syracuse y Ghenhngo............. ........... 4
IfI;;sssf Utlce & syrac;Iso NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
:Totu,... .geN
Tunnel e. Western, IL mt completed up tho
south hHnt ut tho Mohawk tttver from schenec-
tndy, ns uriKtnnilr contemplated VIZ .atirnse
Usitn and $'arAtUKu. nt,utt 4tN mics. thero tn
n1nnt tho railroad now building from Saratoga
tho twt, on,inunttunB which tho IIoosMc Tunnel
,n',w I,ts ttntc nIntin will shnw Tho schone - 1t
consnrchohsiro ono. and II carried out promises
70 ticc1tno IN Important connection nn1 feeder
to thu Tunnel. "a;