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society Meeting.

The Ruby Hill Young Mems M. 8. and
M. Society meet tonight at their rooms and
the exercises promise to be unusually in
teresting. The programme will be as fol-
lows: Song, J. U. Richards, entitled
s The Bull and Locomotive reading by
Tom Pearce. entitled " One hundred and
fifteen" song by Tom Dale, entitled Cleft
handed shooting;" address by Robert Raw
lings, subject: "The Lost Flag" This
society Is steadily increasing In numbers.
Some new members will be initiated.
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PACIFIC COAST ADWCES.

Railroad Matters speedy Settle
mem OF the Lord IL williams At
fairs-The Modesto Fire-Meeting
of the Old and New Republican
County Committees Meeting of
h Pacific Coast BlOOded Horse
4ssoeiation-JOhn sutton Fatally
WOunced-C. r. Cars to be In
spected and Quarantined.
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$500 Reward.

Governor Kinkead offers a reward Of
$500 for the apprehension Of JEFF. Morse,
the murderer of Henry Isabel at Deeth
station on Sept. 20. 1881, who has recently
been indicted by the Elko County Grand
Jury for the crime.
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MORRIS LEVY
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
MAIN STREET, EUREKA

w hAVE NOW READY Fop ,r,.
uon and Sale one of Inc .-iNhPRC.
6Nnn Elegantly selected FALL ssrrggest ad
uJoDs ever brought to this msrssil.ooK OF
~ fiv Ws mat cannot fail to attract M and At
cinitv. I pas OF eureka. Ruby Hill es'ion
Immense SIN we give apartial list " ".
vELvETs.
Plain. Striped and brocaded IN all
in the ms2tet riushes In all the leading sbss.ss
SILKS AND sATrNs.
An elegant assortment Of Black ,nso,
Inas brocaded Silks and satins. s.elored
'a'An' ana satins In all shades. ''1u DC
CAsHMEREs.
our STOCK OF Cashmeres, Dram d,p.
u Anna, Camel-hair and new ana s,r Ely, Drhp
ple-width goods cannot be surnasss s1sn dou.
iowes. Eastern prices. Black and n " The
sas ner RAIDS OF French, Scotch Tpuu,"S,i'eeaa
texture. III uesign and
sUITINGs.
suitings 50 inches wide. In al
shades. and at extraordinarily low nr = new
IaI. our endless variety OF Dress dooSs IN
stand unequaled 'ooas must
TRIMMINGS.
In conjunction with tina shovo
our Dress Line, we have Cords snS fTcesi in
tfinsess ornaments. and all other trim%;ess,,
CLOAKINGs.
we Also nave on hand a choice sa,so,t..
velveteehs, Wsterproofs, cloakings md Gu. ~
meres' lower than Pacific Coast prices oAS'l'
WOODEN GOODS.
Blankets at all prices. Red ana
Plain and Twllled Fiannels, Opers !, "nl.e'
check and Shaker Flannels-the best msE 1at,,
the market. makesin
LINENS.
Bleached and Unbleached Table rsn.n y
kfns. Damask. Huck and Turkish Tor Nsp'
Crash. Irish and Butcher Linen. '"elS'
DOMESTICs.
s~heetings. In all widths; Ginpbams c.,.
Flannels, Drills, Canvas Tuckings md c a.,
tonades. ."u VT
LACES.
Nottingham Lace and Lace Curtajns
UNDERWEAR,
Ladies' and Children's. A very ,s,oa u
and at bottom prices. French, English sco.as
and American Hosiery. Lad es' and Cbild,sns
Wool Jackets and Wooden Wear shawl ~
Cnrsets, OF the best makes. Sill and T,,ss
Handkerchief, Gloves and Mitts-an unnsr.I
large assortment.
KID GLOVES,
We also keep the genuine Jouyiu Kjd a,ov..
every pair warranted as such.
NOVELTIES.
Embroidertes, Ribbons, Gros Grain. s.u,
and Shaded Rib ms. A beautiful assortmsut
Of novelties and Fancy Notions-yery cbs.o'
READY.MADE GOODS.
Special attention Is called TO our immsps.
stock Of the Latest styles Of Dolmans, Closh.
listers. Wraps and Ready.made Dresses. Al
we intend TO make them q particular specially
we can undersell the very lowest.
CARPETS.
Housekeepers will do well to examine our
magnificent stock OF Carpets and OIL Cloths,
In which, for beauty OF design, durability md
cheapness. we positively defy competition.
In conclusion we desi.e to express our
thanks for the liberal patronage extended 10
us in the past, and assure the publicin general
that at no time have we had the opportunity 81
giving such bargains % they will find 10 The
present stock, as II was purchased with the
utmost care and ct the lowest cash prices.
ONE PRICE And FOR Cash ONLY will
be strictly adhered to, and polite attention
shown to all. Please call and examine goods
and prices.
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NEW TO-DAY.
CRAM MING
Fall and Winter Goods +!
Maher & Manion's New Dry Goods Store |!

A s WE HAVE CLOSED OUT ALL OF OUR SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK a. DUB
of Dry Goods ever offered in thu tow to elect from. Our buyersh having used great
in selecting our prscnt stool of FAIL N WINTE FOODS. customers VIII ina 1t
heir advantage to give us call before rGhss elsewhere ~
LADIES': If you want mice Dress Pattern, and chapo e.g go to Maher& Mamons
as you can nd ance sehctonLv Eyingfn price from 10 cents per- yard toS per- hd.
II you wata nice Black SILK go to Maher x Mnnons and youW Will ma nice quahues AZ
fm$ os3p per yard.
you want nice Colored SILK, 60 TO MahG Il Manions nd see their 81 and 81 Th
qualities. -.
quality with that at the other stores for 81 rs ,.
If you want nice DOlman Cloak Ulster or sterett go to Mahh u Mshfons
save 80 p n cent on each garment.
If you want any nice Undcr FIanneIs for yourself or children, cote h Manions
zee heir ferentg grades from so cents upwards.
brOideries, Combs, PURSES, satchels, Etc, Etc., go to Maher& Manions and you
will save both inn and money.
If YOU want any House Furnishing Goods such as blankets, Bed spreads,
Table Linen, Napkins, Towels. Sheetings, 20 to Maher n Manions ana you VIII
be sure to get the woh of your money. Five asses Of Blankets, led Spreads and Comfor
ts slightly oHdw which will be sold very cheap.
If you want nice whites shirt go Maher Il MaIions, and you viii geta nice aSrt
ment atSI 2, 81 SO 81 75 and 50 each.
If you want an ndersh Oh go to Maher& Manions, and elect mems
so ntA7 5c cents ST. so, 81 and So so each.
II you wnntg good Overshirts, you can get them s, 81 81, 81 and $20 each, b gongn o
Maher and Manions
OIL cn also get 4 yards Glass TOweIing for 81 o O
You can also aI 2 yards Crash TOweIng 70. I 90
Yuc can also gtI2 yards Timing Cambrie for 20
You cn also get 8 yards SiIesIaf for. 90
You can also get 8 yard Facing 20
q nj n q N ythfnga N everthing In IL Dry Goods n at LESS
PRICES at n store N Own at All & MANlON'S,
Corner OF Main and Clark Streets, Eureka.
TERMS. Strictly Cash and One Price. A Liberal Discount to the Trade.
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MAR RIED.

At Duckwater. Nov. 8, 1881, John Bottomheld
to Miss Arrietta Steele.
At Duckwater, Nov. 10, 1881, Eugene Loci
to Miss Kittie Anderson.
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Reward

A MEMORANDUM. No B s.sn :ns : o,sriiss.,s
A two notes for $500 esc .ton i Co. s BANK.
Of deposit for ssoo n n Rode District. W.
and 100 shares Of s.oos Eureka and spsl ~
Hsii. y.'' Tss Snd Ss' viii r., ,so ely p s1s s's e Il.
ONCE. Payment on the cheeks nsoSMslBIRpY.
ped. . ,ao, nh"
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CONTRACT TO LET.

GEALED PROPOSALS o RUNNING A
tunnel will be received until 8 O'Clock p.
NJ. of the 18th inst. For particulars apply TO
@. r. BLISS.
Superintendent Eureka Water Works:
Eureka, Nov. II, 1881. nl2d
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OMAHA, Nov. 12.-Owing to the heavy
snowstorm and drifts ct Sherman, Wyom-
ing, the overland train from Ogden, due
here last evening, has been abandoned.
Two days trains arrived to-day.
Lucky Mrs. Grace.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 12.-Testimony taken
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NHE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED BY
i George W. 1 amoureux in Goodwin Gan.
yon. 1t Is pleasantly located, has plenty Of
sunshine, and 10 surrounded by q handsome
garden. The house contains nine rooms. and
will be rented unfurnished For particulars
apply on the premises. o20 I'm
, 1881-03-04

Gpstias Dtapateh to Tns Chicago TRIBUNE.
lansing, Mich, MRrcn u-Tho PEoh!bitlontsts
haye adopted now pian, US disclosed by tho SOl-
lowing private circular Just fssled
HTATE TEMPERANCE HEADQUARTERS, LtNstKa,
Mnrrh !, lHdl.-li<rcrxHI and Dear Sir: We h!yv
tnDt with IL chcrk II! tho Legislature, falling Of
tho necessary tWt,sthlrs ~ DIlo tou n lilo SrII-
ato and thrtu IN the iiDu8r. At enllcus ur tho
temperance mon IN tho !f1uae Of Representa-
tlyra, 1t WIS teenietl tn hold thv nlnunImeut In
tho hands Ut 3hv committee until Aller thu April
election, aud thon amend tho resolution vi ia
~ Sond tho question TO tho people ~
tho spring election III 1882 I'nsy Ask That tho
temperance people ilooh tAe liOlso of trpru.
Renintisca With now Putitaons Fsnylng tur It's
submission In la&:. mid cxpross themselves IA
Gnn ltent that II tan be CARRIED + tho tcnp!e will
buck up tho measure with sufficient htllntcr "
petitions III addition to tho work NO Gun III
W. haye determined to aak tho Christian, Htnis-
tho work thu nnnIcs Of 1.001 voters. tn
eAch pMstor In tho StAto Is sent, therefore,
on this tlAto, one blank petition. with spaco for
tho nalnea OF tifty votGrs. II !,Ou5 OF t4o l2250
pastors Will. cth0r IN a,eFann or through sHlno
friend. Ill In lh4 blAuks, these 6t,UD 'lnnlea cAIt
bo immediately seenrcd WhoH htlea please
send to your Representative NJ LAHsing direct.
by order Of tho btRtc Central CuHMsttuo.
]. g. HOAIkCON, EhnlrlnRn.
J. u. bTEERE, Sec1ctary-
Another crouiar in addition to this has been
sent out to prohibition workors In tho laity, and
ls,5u0 blank petitions are now ready in their
hRuds for signatures.
, 1881-03-04
POLITICAL,
WISCONSIN,,

Special Dhpatth 10 Tho Chicago Irtbune.
MILwAuHHE, March 1.-Tho Hon, Charles Ray
telegraphs from Madison Tonight TINT tho
outlook for judge Dixon rs Senator Cur.
pcitcrB successor Is encouraging. Tho Until
Camer0n men clalm tfty-elght votes, With some
nbsonteos to henr from+ Tho friends OF Senator
Cameron aro confident. mud say tilnt tho efforts
nKntnst him arc manipulated by Reyes nnJ thnt
they will cxplo1o before hRllot 10 reached. In
tho ovcnt Ut n dcnd-lock between Cntncrou,
Dixon. and Kcycs, ulthor Washburn, Williams,
nr nlblcu will be taken ,,p. Gov. Wnshuurn'a
health Is ureaily Improved. and, II elected,
he would bo nbo to leave for
Washington Immediately. Tito Democrats as
u ruls, fi!yur Dixon. hut il few Of them would
support keycs II tho npp0rtunity Dtlurp'l. lu-
teIt.5t 1T the canvass IS augmented by tho InN-
bilty of tho r'llt!cinta to get together. A1uMy
Of them arf. suw- -botlnd III tli.!pr0nt purts Ut
tho Stnto. Ono of tho most Interesting phases
Of tho canvass IL tho olfort Of koyes and ali
KY man; For u fey weeks the hepubllcnns ot
q tho ttato: Thcy Hro elour, lionora-
nx WusI as roentIcss. In thor p,liticaf
objects and mothoIs, They nrc not affection
nhio to tho peupo ut large, aud tho opposition
comes from Tho former ''bosa:s" III Hinte D,III.
TICS. 6lncc Tho t!M0 tAey undertook tn trtlllsfer
Milwaukee Elty aAd County from DemncrAtie
to II Republican stronghold they have uurur
bocn dnfnateti. Thoy nrn now working tooth
Hi1t mil for Cameron, and III this account Il Is
rGasunHbly snft to bot on his success.
, 1881-03-04
THE SPRAGUE SCANDAL,
What T1.Gov. Sprngne Expects to
Provo OH lilo Trlal-A National Scnn-

Sptctai Dtspatea Ia Ias Chicago Tribune.
rnny1BESCE, II. l., March j. Ex-Gov.
SprnRno. for tho first ttmo since tho divorce
proceedings hive begun, has nllnwod himself tn
l'o interviewed. OH his rotnrn from Washing
ton ho sHil; ~ hnve positive evidence OF thIs
wnlnnh'a Mrs. sprtKuu's, guilt. Among other
testimony, shnll protlltce a highly respectable
Eye witness Vt tho very not huys charged her
with" The Governor further aald that ho
should be fully roatly for trial so.mos-
row. IiN tlnes not intond to Of
fer dcposttf0na In evidence, but
Will hnve bis witness ready to 10 on tho Wit
ncas.sta,lu In court. He rofutod to say
whether Coukllug's nnmo would bo connected
with Mrs. spraxue III tho Testimony ha Intended
olIpring. but ko said TINT tho trial would bu u
National seHndal, 1t ts ltkcly that counsel for
Mrs. EprHgue will nSk fur continuance to-
morrow Oil the ground thnt thoy hnyu not hau
ssuIlrIent t1n,u 10 prcpnrc thor Testimony. As
HItu III 1MeMHy EiiAlions Wuro lRsueh fur tho
tnkns ar Aelos't,0ns IN l3oston for Mrs. Sprnguo.
aill lawyers hero Hasort TINT aiiS. epraguts
cnuslse! hava Inllmated u possible p0stpun0-
lnunt Ut tle Case.
, 1881-03-04
TIE COUNTY-DUrLD1NG.

Jttn0r HAwEs will he rcltovod In tho Criminal
Cn1lrt APRIL t'y Jn1Ep Anthony.
TllE rerort Of tho Assignee In tho F;rnplro Flrc-
Insurance Company OF Wheaton was yesterday
confirmed In tho County Court.
4 CERTIFICATE Of -qnos1 mnr,t character wns
yesterday issued to Juhn A. May In tho Criminal
CnNrt lie hopes to t'e lawyer somU Of thesu
days.
Tn-pAY Ia tho Inst day OF service for the March
term III tho County Court. a now calendar Is
disguised OF.
stns. KATE 3lCAHpr.E wns yesterday ndJudgctt
t1.sIt.,o and II panncr In tho County Cot,rt. Ho
VIII hc taken tuJGltcrsUn us soon Ms tho weather
Will permit.
tn1tS InuNanS fnA heon III tnii for some days
Mt tho instance Os lIctitn .10flhsOn. n prOspcct-
I've mother. lfD was released ycstfr1nv upnn
nErcenR to marry tho gtrf, and tho 'tw.lln went
oil hnppy.
, 1881-03-04
Vacancies Caused by Death md Res
ignation in the Connecticut
State Senate.
Copies OF tho Tramp Lnw to 30
Posted in Every Town
In tic State.
Minnesota Decides to Rebuild on
the Site Of the Old Cap
ito),
Gov. Pillsbury Promulgates a Notice to
Holders Of Old Stats Railroad
Bonds


spteia, Dt.pateh 10 The CAteaoe Tribune.
IsptASAtpt,rs. Ind. March ;k-Tbe snnnse
pnssrd few lilta to-,!uy, a1,,o,1s then, tr VII
sou's. Il, cunble n,pn,, frturluu nnu mining cn,n.
mes or other states tn nurl.f,,sy mt, hll rrnl
cstnte In tbs Stuts; also, Sir, Uuy,s', uuthorz-
tnu a,ccee,1irv ,1,,!vns fo aim ,ru,rt rftort1z
which the precc,ur .1ntur. fr,n I1cu,l, nr t,thcr
| cnl,srs. hns taft unstuu.I: nlso. Mr. ynucpy's
bill regulating tim tirurtItn of nrtllclnc. ,rhIa
ml,, tiist,.s,,l nn,, uhuscd nums,rn .,tm,ly t,nt
~ y,,tcs tf II against H. Tvp ur thrre iud1rsni
circuits wcrc tuotl,,pd md Tim s,,ul nutn,,rr NJ
,rrulzinr bsfIs passrt1.
A1uonr Tho httr-dnzcn ncw b;,,s iutrn-
| t1urc,I. Spuntor Wtmds' ,yns Inn ouIy 3n,-
por.unt uuo, which proyiJcs lint County
Auditors shn,l I'm nuI1 xl I'M unn,ntlv FIR .hnIr
services In counties having II population OF
15D4H mn, sjn5 fur curb Linn ,m.wr,t IN I'M and
.O.NsL x1si fnr t.nch lntl ,rtwrcn .sl,NN, nud
s;,Oo. md sly far cac,, nm uycr It; mr., 'rhc
Amltor - n,,.,,r.d en-. t,r ,,,,,,,,,,, r',,,p,.
In the ilor,su, bills wcrc Im.sscd nuthurlzng
c.Ios to Runrnntce Lri.lge Or ronI construction
bunds; liking co.tnin fees aud sulurjcs, a,I
a!aenrR ,r % Tue INV u ,eseents ana H. county prs,
ons. 1ne funeral Appropriation bill ulso passed
A sl,arp und in sone rcspcct, bitter ,,tscus.
aim snrnnu m ,,vcr tho iii IN ".oxi, .ho vi,
ca,tv tr!ntnn, C, nv" v ~ .1u,'a atvn. ' S1
| superior Court. The Democrats objected to
tho blll bcca,,ap tho uboll,.on Of the Criminal
eonft "oatlu leHssato out nt o!lco several c:'1-
ocFatla oiicluls' wlllc the creation Of Superior
officers to bo appointed by tho Guycrnur rhc
mi missed thnrnr,ro hv ~ Ut r,.,Iy mart, ,,ot1
4. 10 a.-1ut tho l,emosrats ] na,n, Tint % ,ov cnu
defeat 1t III tho Srt,Atc, which Is yury likely.
By sprolnl o,dor, bir: Glum's Prohibition biu
adopted byn vote u ~ to H. an ntIcudulont
~ ~ ,.,"",sa r.,, .s ~. ~. oe9 ~ ooo
, 1881-03-04

PiNNs 1LFASlA RAILROAD.
TIC nnnta1 report of tho Pennsylvania Rail-
rnnd conpany shows tho net curnlngs for 1850
~ ~. .no naln i!nu =. ps,Weeh W. inl!aaopihn ana
at'anurs III 1o oo slo'o',4e'' III increase ni s@.n-
COL over tho net cnrnlngs Of t6ifl. The New
Jersey Division shows Il net loss Of $O}, :Ay IN
ircrcascd loss over TINT Of lS;n Of sQj.4lg This
ion,.o., = hm1,,,,, - .. min ~, ~ ,',..,.
,sNsua ,,Ns ~" p"'''neo , ~ s.vp1'o het 'hcnn.c.
FFom thls ticdtlCt rnyinents tn vnrlot.s
brunch lines In tho Btutc Of Pennsylvania
n,no,tntfnx to sht,,yup n nnionrn r.,
,n ,,.o,1s+ ~ 49,, ,.,',.,. .s,..'' ',.'',.s..
, ,ne useaa. VI 1n1 noo.no aeso''.l a1ior aeoues
lnE therGtr0n nll Payments mntic turing 1850.
for which tito Compuuy WIS responsible, utid
TINT shotllt1 In plurved ava,st t,r,,uo ur,,,,ut
t. r,a rcn ~, =, ,.s,s.. ',.,.., 80, ,,.,,,S
Scr c,.nt ~ III Il Msa Musu t M ,' Sti ~
i r ~ e. ~ Ht @ III nuunl ~ ny 1.-THE 1dIs,
- IL nH XII r,nn ~" ~ ss ,',. % toa to
I'm, snT1,ontn"t ~ III c,..a '' ct,91t tgt1su ~
srn I ~ III !" ~ n ~ MGcs.ts' ' H!a .soLI W
n,, W ~ c q rGt ~, mu i,as @ 4, ia.n aa
~ III ia W % Gu " "na n.4u toss, nHc. III iosi.'
,,,s ~ iss,. W III o, - e"so u pe"t ata ltss,
III ~, r,,t,,r; r,. - e,,t,, n,
~. ~ aMo .ancs nWhf,i Au eotro!aca py tiio
Msss ., ,. H. opHtnte ~ tno
AG!lile3 4tAuHt AuiHpAllJ AllA aHu EuEsNut9. Clh"
, 1881-03-04

In this country. Cheap money will advance roni
thing 10 owning n,s,npy on Tho, pNrt of ito ioor
min Il 10 he utlc to rent Il clcnply. The next
dnf y to nwtnF house is to o "e to hro ono
GARFIELD ON MEN.
"What lid he eny abnnt ncl,?" ..... -.,
;s Ss! ; {. 1st; Eli ss s;y I; Sss
kun! l!'KrrsoIl i,d Rroat service IN lnlInnn ami
e % Wa1' s,reot storla wns strung Vt, wherever he
Kilratr,ck wa+ iniicfatiR iR,t'e. i!ank. was .
thntr work wcll.'
aAnrlEt.p's r1nsr uAnlSEr.
"Whnt nro your Impressions about tho Cnbi.
"tinrlela will keep l,Is Cabinet secret TIL
thk afH e w i1 "ps l[oort S 1s@ tsn ,a G eis s
sentiment towards hlIn q, neeu,,tt OF l.ls
lnoisa,i. .i i. % el' as s ay oS nal, to Trir
nlanlt iii election. IL Sir. ingcr,,,l tlor* ,at
accept y plaru IN tho ,Ca,,lncs liz viii be uncrc,l
first ,s.st Ut lilo Cttbine: will bu nl,uut thus:
fsnlnc-Stntc.
.!nrinn-'rrpnsury.
Wtnlou,-Wnr. ....'
rnstcr-r rn+tnlnsscr- General.
Ncw-Nnvy.'
TILE FINAL CABINET.
Now" continued Mr. Lan.ion. ~ put this
down NJ u!lrtiehs sEst et,picr. OF ct,lrso It
A.trncy.! !cner'ishlP which viii tl'e.! be olIcrsI
~ Stunrt L.. Wnnttlurd. Morton will lind tnas hs
IL IN tho sumo position rs 4. r. 9tpwNrl WIS; ho
can't give up hs business. AlIisnn will tfan
tNke Mtrttnts psncc III tho Treasury. At,h srSsra.
Now and Jewell will prefer foreign 'nIssions.
@ haya a lit sS o,'o ,nsa Wooifor viii viii stop ss'dS M
tnr-"
.who.-storrs?" ....
nm. StnrrH ur 1ngcrsnll ought TO- bo OUR At
tornoy.tarnnrh!. bnt Gen; tnr!lelt1 witl l2nk
by his father-.n-lnw, t'nrncsui,, and ilnnly hit
upon sol,le lnnn like uaI1,sha a. Grow. I'M nbto
"'Fhen tho Anai Cabinet Will stand about
thus;
"GrOw-Att1rncy.Hc Hcucrnl.
A!ll+Dn-Trenslry.
"Wiution-Wnr.
es-pnst,nnstcr.G General.
"!tstcr-lnterior.
"Wt,nt will kilpntrlck md Dunks gct?''
road Commissioner, aud Bnuks wants 10 go
'.Wllo will run tho New York Custom Ilo,su7"
"COnk1!ng+ 1ArtiGl believes III letting Sotli.-
tors nnl congressman dictate about tho Nh-
ttnnal Offices !tl their own districts. So II Allison
hu prevailed ,lpnu to surrender tho New York
Castnnl- House il CunkllnH."
"Whnt Will became Of lou LlHcnliA2"
Tint WIS cAsD or sentiment with 4nrlGld,
lie VIII find whCli hg gets u,lt Ut tho pnctlcnl
nttnOsnhcro Of Mentor Tint Lincoln wifi ilot suit
coln viii 10 left Omt,'
"Now this Is MI guess work," sn!d Mr.. 1an.lo,1.
"nnd I'm guessing agniast tho ilctd, but it III tho
best cnn do"
, 1881-03-04
OPPOSED TO SECULAR EDUCATION,

SAN fnAscIA:o. htarpt, IA dlsputch from
Victoria. British c0lnmbIn, says: The CathoIc
1ilstDpB OF this frovtlIec hnvu petllioncl to the
Legislature protesting agninat steulur pducn-
sued towards tlletn In educational 1nttcls III s
observed toward rho Protestant Un!yerstty IN
Qnehec- Heavy t1.lns hMve fulcn throughout
tho country, tnallettnx dAmAgts 10 roals ind
lridHNa.
, 1881-03-04
IRON NIt,UNTArN.

ST. Louis, NO., Mntch j,-Thc annun! report
OF tho 1T. Loula, Iron hiuuntain s. Southern
HALLWAY shows tho Rruss receipts Ut tho road
for tho yoar lsS0 from utl sources except lands
tu have bcon 3G .a5 on, IN Increase over tho pre-
wero t4,07b,:.@=1 or about Is pur cent ct tue re.
ceIpts. Over i60 MI!cs ok tund have been laid
With steel rails, Aud nearly $S0,UN expended III
etu. A largu Aiuount Of now rltrx sioux has
ulau beru 41dod u the cgulpuluut Ut the ruul.
, 1881-03-04

apfffaE U|palfh To 7H5 Chleo00 If16NN4.
0AhKNA, Ill.,, March 1-trho funeral Of Mayor
tIunhfIs took placG ut H'o!0uk ths afternoon,
and waa 4 aaltmn and Impressive affair. THO
services, which were Ut tho sin, plest character,
woro conducted by thu tay. l.. ]. Adams, Of tha
First Presbyterian Church. Tho City Council
and oth0r municipal olticcrs. MAsouie fraternl-
u. City Flro Department, and lnnK limo ut car
rlMHcs hlltu with gltlxu1a cAtnrtch the runnna
to urtgnwU4. business 0f ntl knda has hcnu
susptndet! To-day, aud thu A>telB, Gty offices,
'hnBIntsa houses, AMI iHuny private residences
tho dcAa.
, 1881-03-04
RECEPTION TO HAYES.

FREMONT, o., March dat a meeting OF tho
businessmen Ut this city, it vas rcsolyod to ex-
t0nd u pnbiio welcome to our follow.cltlxen, ex-
President I1nyes, OIL his return homo. Col. W.
Il. llaynes. Il. 4. Ocssllor, 4. r. Price, u. A. VII.
son. john Ford, und Den. It. +. auckland wsro
appointed Cltlzans' Cotnn,lttco, and tho follow
tnH BY tho Council. to nct with tho tlttzcns COM
HItttee, +. J. GieheI, Jr., J. q. johnson. Aud u,
Luu0snsteKer. The two Committees Will meet
tu.nlorrOw night TO make arrangements and
pToIMre u pr0Yrnnl. No palms will be spared to
nuke tho reception Il plcusuat QUO.
, 1881-03-04

Iii tho House s2,no strung petitions nEnfnst
wheat -gnn,hltng OPTIONS, e,c., wcre received
nm rr',raII,, ~ In ,;r, n,,,xrt,,'. sortn,,x
s....., w." a"'u'"".u ,. W. .,, ~. "u"s o, s,sH"Nw
I"y 10 ''y ,an nr'ases uc.woea , Inc 3 ."o
Mnrkct l,uil,,inu nat. fuyornt,r tn tho mi 10
n,tn, t,nt.,, o., AL t'.,, ,,... - r,,t III, 80
," NV, .foe."'l "''s' WV "e'es ~ At.o '".1 !"F
iHht-h -hth'te &9lal Btht'an: mo laEhFsnle 70
allowing Tho vii'aEc nf Oxfnr,l IL rnsn money to
reimburse Postmaster Hell for funds stolen
~" ~ t"y wv, ~ ~ .s ~,
MTtn,snH TsH tnn nlstnry 81 MlcH'Hnn ~ tno WMt. hnn
l.ni'Hisls IVY g h'ko tsie bhsfy III tllo Nccofaer
VI .Hlt'Ht S''uW.
Mr. fntliY'a hill dividing tho County Of Wayne.
, 1881-03-04

LrrrLE RocE. Ark. Murch 1.-The sonnte
passed ii now Rovenuo bill, un,l tho bill proy,l.
Ing II tntary mud t!et|aIug tho duties Of tho Su-
prrtno Court ltnrorter.
Tho bill prnviutnx for constitn tionat con-
vrnt!pu, to meet JumtAry, 1879, fAited to pass.
THO lfnuao passed hills rcvvinK tho State
9narl ut Finallee lor twt, ytara, md legalxlnY
th9 heleAi Department. OF tho StAtg UHl-
yptHlty,
, 1881-03-04

Sptf1al UIspd'cR u The CAttao9 Tttlt,n,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 1,-rhr n,rs.,
To 1''ht rates oil tho rato- sheet or ,n,,,o
machinery Of the railroad combtna,,r," .. u'aef
determined 10 get out of order To.rluv ~ e'ns
t'lnnnpols & st. Louls noad WIS eeltne Is ,ts.l ~
10 kH,sAs City for $l1G5 WHEN tto rrv,,,a" "sse'a
haB beGn $lG1U heretofore, 'eAu'aF rats
, 1881-03-04
LAKE ERI1; ~ ,vEsrrpr

opfe'7 D1abnfth I" 7Ht Ehitdeo 115bun,
MI htnssnS, 1,, int.. March 2-Tbrco torn.n,o, j..
this f,M's'c) county hnvp nlrcndy voted "a IA
nropos'tem POS, u. 70 extend n. !" thu nreclc e, Se
atstl III oncb tho nnjority has bcc, outc Iaa aa's
ih fnvor Of tho railroad tRx, 'rhis n,,1.'ed n1sooed
tween xn;n nd Fiji. ON Mlron,iy Kun unes w.
t,s @ c1,l!ty Il,oso IN p'sis,oii 10 k.,w e,!a L
.srk Will ho Gn'nmnnccd In tho cnftv snt!G tna The
hurri0d MlunK rnptiy. olfing and