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THE PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT.

The Parliamentary session which has
Just closed has unquestionably raised the
reputation of the Government greatly, and
it is equally undeniable that nearly al the
credit for the remarkable things accom-
plished belongs to Mr.. Gladstone. He has
not only succeeded in placing the land
bill upon the statute book in the teeth of
the most bitter and INSCRIPTIONS opposi.
ton that ever sought to make a burlesque
of legislative proceedings, but he has at
the same time demoralized and disorgan-
lied the Tories, and secured the goodwill
of the elements upon which the Irish op-
ponents of the bill relied mainly for coun-
tenance and support. To have passed the
land bill, and then to have found
that it was repudiated by the Irish
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DIED.
Sacramento. August 27-Joseph Monkey (son-inaw
of L. II. Webb, a native of Mtchelltown, Ireland,
81 years, 10 months and IL days. Hartford
Conn., papers please oopy.l
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence todd Fellows Temple), corner
of Ninth and K streets, this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock.
Sacramento, August IS George p H youngest
OF Frederick and Elizabeth Urban, native of
California, years and II days. Buffalo IN. Y
papers please copy.l
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of his parents, Twenty and
streets this afternoon at 2 o'clock
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SECOND EDITION.

A second edition of the REcoRD-UNIoN is issued
ach day at P NJ, bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to thai hour. By this arrangement the
RECORD JNIox will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and north OF Sacramento.
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HEAJTH, hope and happiness are restored
by the use of Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t is a positive cure for all those
diseases from which women suff-r SO much.
Send to Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkham, No. 233
Western Avenue, Lynn. Mass, for pamphlets.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

ESPECIAL TO THE -UNIoNl
FEELING OF HOPEFlLNESs.
The Symptoms in the Presidents
Case More Favorable.
JOY OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
Rays of Light Breaking Through the
Clouds of Gloom
POSTAL CHANGES FOR TIE PACIFIC COAST.
An Ohio Han in Close Relations with a
King.
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BORN.

Sacramento, August 25-Wife OF NJ. Pearson, a
daughter.
Sacramento, August 21-Wfe OF P H. Menken, a
daughter.
Sacramento August 1s-wife of Edward Grant, a
son.
Sacramento, August 1s-wife of James Harris, a
daughter.
Sacramento, August 23-Wife of J. II. Smith, a
daughter
Sacramento, August 2G-Wife of C. W. Samuelson
of McConnelfs Station, son.
Florin, July 22-Wife of William Kanada, a daugh-
ter.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, August 2S-By Rev H. H. Rice, at the
residence of E. Huntoon, Esq, John B. Dodge OF
Ukiah, to Mary E. Wilson, of this city. (Mendo
cino papers please copy.)
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-29

FAITH must be backed up by works. Have
faith to try Kidney Wort. and it will do the
work.
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SALAMANCA IN. W, August 2Stb.-On the
fftieth ballot the Republican Convention
Yesterday nominated Norman NJ. Allen for
State Senator, in place of Lorenzo B. Ses-
sions.
Death.
FIRE ISLAND IL. ]. y, August 2Sth.-Sam-
uel B. Ruggles, of New York, died here this
morning.
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JOY OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
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ESPECIAL TO THE REooRD-UNIoNl
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-29
POSTAL CHANGES FOR TIE PACIFIC COAST

An Ohio Man in Close Relations with a
King.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-29

FEELING OF HOPEF LNESS.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Au-
gust 2SJh-S:30A. M.-The amelioration of the
Presidents symptoms announced in last even
ing's bulletin continued during the night, and
since midnight some further improvement
has been observed. The pulse has progress
lively diminished in frequency, the stomach
ment administered, and last night the patient
asked for and ate small quantity of milk
toast. Stimulsnts and nutritive enemata
continues to be retained. There has been 20
mental disturbances during the night or this
morning. At present his pulse is leo, TEN
peraturs so 4, respiration II. Signed by
Bliss, Barnes, Woodward, Reyburn, Hanil-
ton and Agnew.
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The Noon Report.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 2Ssh-12.30
P. M.-At the morning dressing of the Presi-
dent several yellowish points were observed
just below the ear just over the swollen pa
rotid gland, and an incision being made,
about teaspoonful # healthy-loolzing pus
escaped. There was also some discharge of
pus through the two openings into the ear,
and the incision mentioned in previous bulle-
tins. The wound looks rather less indolent
than it has been doing for several days past
Since the morning bulletin there has been
some rise of temperature, but little increase
in the frequency Of the pu Sc, and in other
respects no material change has occurred.
Pulse 104, temperature 995, respiration IS.
Signed by Bliss, Barnes, Woodward, Rey.
burn, Hamilton and Agnew,
, 1881-01-07

valnes quoted higher; Western mcss pork In
request for early delivery; quoted Mt Sl2.75G1
1890, and III tic option delivery at $3.50
ms the best hid and sfan asked :;
March ut sil.o bid md s1J.D asked; };
April Mt 8lJ.T0 BID anti Sl+.00 as1se,t.
Cut meals in light demand ut about previous
prices. 1,acon inactive, with long clear
quoted at Sick. md short clear Mt s7.50.
a tr1Hk business WIS reported t1 Western
steam far1 for early delivery, closing at
so.o5; md In tho option line attracted mora
attention, anil cIosed strung at mn nlvance OF
about 7J4Gll0 cents, with Jafuary options
ctosing nt S0,t5, Februnry ut So.15, March at
Sg.:242I{{ bid, April Mt $3.50.
rALLOw
was moderately t1ealt IN, with sales noted at
Q f-fc610 :-10 cents,-the latter for choice.
sUUA1,s.
Raw suRhrs firm Mt : 1t-1fGl7 1910 for fair
TO good refining CM6a, on moderately act
I've movement.
PHEi0irTa.
A very moderate movement has been re-
ported. Tho offerings ot through freight
woro fair, chiefly OF bseatlstutIs
md provisions, for forward shipment,
bnt tic bidding was unsatisfactory
to sll1p-0wrers and ngents, md negotiations
were making allow progress. Liverpool erl-
gageingnts reported by steam: Flnur nt asD
~ Gd, mostly through freight md forward
shipments, and by out-port steamers rs low
as Is; provisions nt 22s kl7::s1s I'd, mainly
through freight, and by out-port steamers rs
low as rs GdGf2Js.
, 1881-01-07
THE S11NATORBnIP,


Special l71lsatth TO TA4 Chttaso Tribune,
NEW YoIH. Jan. G.-Tllo Tribune, speak
lug OF tho Senatorial contest, snys: ut wns
said yesterday by a gentleman, w|lo is III
II position to know, that recent state
incnts mule by john +. :smytll
and others. vito favor Nr. Crowley's election,
and apparently intended to convey the tn,.
preston that Mr. CorklEng Ind expressed to
them l,fs personal preference for Mr.. Crow
ley, had been reported to the Senator. In
reply, Afr. Conkllng has written n lctter say
ing, In tho most positive manner, tllut
NO MAN HAS ANY HIGHT
10 make aily sucll statelnlnt In llis name,
Thn report, which was also spread about,
ulat Speaker Sharpe would ltlukc up Tic
committees so rs to help alr. CrowIey Is
set Mt rest by positive ASSURANCES from
the Speaker to Mr. platt's friends tint, rs ],c
owed his election to both wings, Ilu should
be impartial between them. Senator Couk-
ling was still In Washington yesterday, and
theru seemed tn DO no expectation on tho
part of wc!l-tnforncd politicians that
he would come to Now York at present.
4 PROMINENT 1.ErunTLCAS
from tho Northern part OF tbs Statu said last
night that tho supporters OF Vlee-I'resident
Wheeler Ind not set decided whether to
make MI aggressive or a waiting campaign
fur him. They fully believed TINT he was
tho only ani1-maciline Candidate who could
bo nominated. mid proposed to spare no ef-
fort to n,Rko him tho winner.
, 1881-01-07

Special Dtspatea to The Chicago Tribune.
NRw YoNK, Jun. 0.-Esuslncss IN winter
wheat WIS to IL fair aggregate, mostly OH
speculative account, but again at unsettled
lrices, opening gellurally wcakur uIut
Irregular, but. through tho after
noon, rallying hllarply, generally
nbont 54@tA cent IL bushel oil q
more urgent Gull frOM speculative Sources
Qntckcnusl In part by tllo higher raltge Of
quotations reported from, tho West, but lcay.
Ing OFT triu weaker. Export buyers hayo
been operating moderately. favored In part
BY tho depression til suitable snll
tonnage, the available supply Of which
has recently becn, on tho Increase.
6ales OF No. 2 retl closing ut Si.24 bid and
S1.2a0 asked; No, . rcd at Si.15}1@l.l7, chiefly
ut sl.lU]}4Qel.17, closing ut SLIT aJoat; slo
froe on toartl ut Sl.l5; .lo January ut $l.l5%
@l.lG2i, closing ut sl.10as; do February Mt
Sl.11esG9l.1S51a. closing NJ 5l.lsaS; do March
Mt Sl.l01>1Q51.: closing ut Sl.:O: do slay,
Sl.lDAQ9l,.l. closing ut Sl.2l asketl; No. i
rcd ut Sl,iI4G1l.!b; ungrnAlcsl reti ut 81. I0Q9
l.lS11, as 10 quality; No. . spring Ut S1.01;
unsraied sprlng at 97c
orI1E, atA1N.
Corn was much moro aetiye, chiefly In tho
option lIne. but ut Irregular figures, options
oil M. J ltny1ng sece,led nbo1lt 9{Gl55{ col,ts,
generally II, a bushcl vi liberal and urgent
offerings, notably fur Fo1runry delivery.
Early deliveries showed little attention. ru-
crlycrs mantcstfng less oaYers,ess to pIaco
suppllcs. Salcs Of mixed Western ungr,.tIc.l
at 5aGl5l}<, III tn quality; No. d b3e353}<,
closing ut 81: Alcw York stoaular mixed, 6,}ff
Gitss9{; No. i white nominal, ~
Early deliveries Ut nuts wore oflorel with
n,oro urgency, a.ul I!ayo been In limited de-
maud. with values quntctl dawn ,.hout 1<Q1l
cent u buslsl; options III NJ. :, tafrly actiys,
allu fur February ut abont tie, latest ul,ota-
tlons of yustontuy. and January and Ntnrch
yielding tritIc, leaslng otf generally weaker,
willis Western ungralcl ut 43]>S@4saI}f cents,
~ u quality; mixed 10 at 4l}{(94a cents;
No, 2 Chicago quoted at 43}{ cel.ts.
llyo otfsred sparIngIy. and agatu quoted
very strong, ci,uokfag business. though
fair demand was notctl: prime State quoted
at ~ cents bid and Sl.00 nsked Alloat; No,
sold ut d ce1,ta.
Barley very dull, aud quoted irregular;
Canada to arrive fronl canaf sull OH private
terms, ...'....--' : g.
: ruoylsioNH.
Business In the llne OF hog products has
shown moderate deRrea Of auin,ailon. With
, 1881-01-07

4 WEAKENING or TIE sTuCK MARKET.
5pteta& D4spoteA to The Chicago Tribune.
NEw Yo1K, Jan. G.-Thr stuck market
opened weak, but tho. dealings wero soon
characterized by n bu0ynnt to,!c and, under
mn ncttyo demand. there was Il general nd
vai1co In prices. Tho transactions were very
large, mid ut times considerable excitement
prevailed. While strong In tone, llowoycr,
tho market has been only fairly active,
tho dealings tlp to noon fntllng considerably
below the average. The features Of the day
wcro Western Union, Erie, Luke Shore,
Union Pacific, Pacific Null, thu coat stocks,
Northwestern. st. Paul, md Wabash. Late
III the afternoon there was Il furry In Louis
vIllo Il Nashville md Nashville L. Cltattn-
l'ooga shares, because Of the refusal Ut tho,
Tennessee Courts to appointa Receiver for
Tho former road at tho request of the Direct
orS OF the Inter.
TIIEl!I: WAS i CHANGE
In tho temper Of the stock market toward
tic close, and prices rcncted u to ~ per
cent FROM the highest paint Of tue tay. In
tue flilnt snlts, however. there wns a trmer
feeling and fractional recovery. Denver j.
Rio GraMle was exceptionally strD,te, nd.
val,cing to 60A. Tho principal business
during the afternoon was in Western Uuipu,
tho coal shares, Tic trunk lines, nn.i Uuot,
Pacific. Tie widest fluctuations were in
Nashville s. Chattanooga. =.
Iii thu rniIrnaa bonthnarkct tn-tlay, Iut|t-
ana, Bloomington & Western incomes nd
yanced to 60 from 65; Columbus, Chicago t.
1ndlnnn Central Incomes to G2ll{ from 5seaf;
Indiana, Bloomington j. Western seconds to
- from 'o}9; Chesapeake & Ohio firsts,
Series 3, to 32l4 from y01S6; Northwestern
sinking fund " to lla,,4 from Ill; aud Alton
g. Terre liauto seconds iIcolno to III from
100. Lake Eric g. Western income de-
cltncd to 70 from II, AMI llosto.,, Hartford
& Eric ilrBts to 80 from H. Tllu sharp rlso
In Columbus, Chicago IL Indiana Contrnl &C.
c,lrItes wis due to the reyIynt of tho report
thnt tho Pennsylvania 1eatIroad was buying
them preparatory to settlement,
IT Is STATED
that, when tho Lalte Shore books closed for
tho dividend, 1tr. yantle1bIlt's na,nc ap-
peared OIL tho ledger rs tho owner of SIS
COO, D. q. Mills Of s., 100, and Cloyo!nllt
people Ut 5000, ,0oo, which leaves about
S13, ,000, 900 held lIcre md nbroad.
MINING STOCKS.
At tho New York Minlng.1}oard, during the
tlrst two calls. tile feature Ut the market was
tho largo business III Silver Cliff, which rose
from tIl0 to 425, ntnl reacted to $50.
Chrysolito declined oil ncttyo sales from O,6
to 5}6. California ntlyancHl to i!l1, while
Aluoso deciined to 130 MID Dull Domingo
to 3lQ.
, 1881-01-07

F1AUAL EXPLOSION.
ALLENTOWN. I'a., JIM. IA boiler IN t}lo
big puddlc.mtll Of t'le Allentown ro,linR-mtll
exploited tonight, damaging the mill to ttlc
extent OF $4,000 and instantly killing John
Sl'ak, aged ~, and fatally wo,lndtng Iluel,
Gallagher, y; lIugl, Harrington, 10; Patrick
McGcc. IL; James 1toarity, 10; mud Charles
AlcClosky, 18. The following persons were
badly injured: Samuel Burger, nRcd 2G;
james 1iarklns, %: JOHN 1Iarkins, ID; WIN.
Ian Gibbons, md James Boyle.
The boiler, which was thirty feet long mt,
three feet In diameter, wns rent in tho mitl-
die, arul two pieces wcre thrown III oppostt
directions distance Of zoo feet. The great
est confusion n{ld excitement prevailed,
, 1881-01-07

3Nu.-.--~s Or THE TRAGEDY.
The, New York Herald relatcs tho follow
Ing:
Ono bravo boy, Chnrlcs McKonna, saved three
lives by such IN horoi1 action TINT his nnno
should ho recorded forcycr IN terms OF wartncst
prntsc. liz WIS In tho roam with hls laby sister,
6lnonths obi. a brother of 3sl years old, aud a
brother HRcl 7. lfis tnothor ind gono out OIL M
rrrand. b. had 1ust put on lis hat and cont, ard
With his books on bis arin NaB about to lcnyo
for school. No opanetl tho d0ur anl turned to
ltiss tho little sister In tho or,lllp whom tongue
Of tiano dartcd Into tho room meeting him
fafrIy in tho fncc. With admirable presence OF
mind ho closed tho door, and cntohlnx bis
younger brother II. his arms tlnrtca 10 tho win
dow. as he throw It up he snw that eBcapo waB
Impossible. On tho shed In tho oppost yard
wUro BONO mcn standing, and to them he
called out. "Cntch tho bnbyl" They brnccd
the1nselyea to do 1t, he I,enaarod tho dis
tanco with bis oyc, swung tho child out Ut
tho window, and throw It fAtrly Into thu arma OF
tho waiting pcoplo below, Without waiting to
500 tho result Of hls work hu turned to his
brother and tried to throw him out also, Thu
lad resisted With a strength which tho brave
youth could not overcome.
"sTASn MEnE a aioMEsr,"
he said, placlng him In tho lnlAo OF tho room,
and tho dotliug his coat, tu went to tho fsrtEor
corncr OF tho apartment, aud running swiftly
townrd tho opon window caught tho 1fttlc follow
In his arms as no pusscd, and before he could re-
slsr launched tho la1 Into tho MIR, Into tho strung
arms held up to ratch hin as he fell. Theru yot
remained the babo In tho cradle. lIastiIy wrap
ping 1t In so1no clothing ihat WIS convenient,
ntld wrapping h1inBpf III u great cont ut tho
Bamo tlluo. lo drew tho bnbe to hta breast ard
once moro cl1Hbed OIL To tho wI,ltlow.s!Il.
Thoro tho brAyo boy stool fucIng tho
flames TINT roared around him aud almost
tr1 bfr..A
, 1881-01-07

TOnK PRERs CtUni confess to little ON.
baErassmcnt this ovoning, in being called tspon
mon as compose mt only tho rFcas Club.
hut thoso ussooatotl With tho press Of
tho country. 1 thought this was an
evening TINT I was going To spend
whcro nj! woul1 10 quict and gonl
oe,.cr (apptnuso]; whcro nobody would have
anything To say. We all know tho charactcrls-
tic mot1csty Ut tho pcnplo nesoctntc1 With tho
press. fLRuRhtor]. They noyor want to inquire
into auyhody's affairs [lnuehter]. know whero
they aro going tIn,tghter1. what shcy arc golng
tn Ito tlaughtor], what they aro going to sny
when they got thoro. really thought
yot, would exuuao mo this ovonfng. but at'p-
p}ec y0u will oxpect mo to sny something about
tho pross,.the press :of Now York. tho prosa OF
tho United Btntos, AMI tho prnss OF tho world.
1t would tako good ttoal of tln,o to toll whnt It
IL possible for tho prcss to do ! eonfess, Mt
sumo period Of my life, when hayc road wliat
you had to say about mic, TINT
11rAyE LOST All. FAITH AND All. 1fofE.
Laughter and npplnuso1 Hut stnoc young cdi-
tor tar. Foortl] hns apokui for tho press and has
ilxed tho tfotImc uf 4 generation OF tho nows.
paper. men ut at about ttwcveyeur (applauso and
(inughtor1, I havo a growing h0po smtthll mc,
TINT III tho futttre, tho prcss T1ny bo nb'o to do
sonto Of tho gront good wttoi, nc all a'itnlt is
possible for It to TO- ttnughtor and mp
plRusc.1 I havo been somewhat Of
roahcr OF newspapers for forty
yonSs. cot1li rond very vol whom I was 8
years of ngo, nnd It has given mo forty years 0f
observation of tho press, n1,d thuro In onc Pc
c,t,turty hnvu observed, and that Is. In ail Of
tho walks Of life, outside Of tho prozs. people
lnvo
l:STrRE:IY MISTAKEN T1tE1H PROFESSION,
tholr occupation. tI.nuRhter.l 1nevor knew n
Mnyor OF a city, or even Il Councilman Of my
city. any police o!licor, my Government Ufllcial.
II mover knew Il r,et1,brr nf Congress- Senator.
uF President Of tho United Stntos, who co!tftnot
bu enlightened 1T hts duties by tho young
est member OF tho press. [l.nnghter,l
l never knew Goncrli to command
n brigade, Il fs!on, IL corps. an army, wto
could begin tuuo IT. Ms well rs tnen fur nwuy III
thelr sanotuns, and t often wondered. was
very Rind to hour that tho newspaper frntcenty
were ready 10 takc. with perfect confidence, my
ofI1ce TINT might bo ten1crod to them, from
President to Mayor, mud
HAVE OFTEN IEEN AsrOS1snED
thnt tho citizens hnyo not donc 30. because they
know nl those officers would havc been vol atld
properly fllcd. [La,ightcr1 We'll, gentlemen,
l nni very happy 10 hnyo boen hero with yol,,
and hopo when new generation, NbOllt twelve
years hcnco, cnnes IN TINT will nEnln
dim With tho Press Club Of New York City,
and that l will sco those Of this generation who
ara so well flttct 10 MI att tho civil Offices hnvo
ali been chosen, and thor0 will be nothing loft
them to crticlsc. think yo,., gentlemen.
Gen. Sherman, Henry Wnrd Ucecller,
Mayor Grace, and other gentlemen also re-
sponded to toasty. Many letters Of regret
wuro received, including ono from tho Cllica-
70 Press Club
, 1881-01-07
NGV u AVAeAAs
BIp Railroad Interests Being
Met by Moneyed Inter-
ests Equally Big.
Action Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Of the Me-
tropolis.
It's Support Will Probably Be Given
to the Plan Of Mr..
Reagan.
Successful Banquet Of the Press
Club-speech Of Gen. 1.
Grant.
Old Appomattox Gets Even with the
Bows Who Have Stroked His
Fur the Wrong Way.
Henry Ward Becchcr Pays a
High Compliment to the
Chicago Press.
Incidents OF tho Tenement 1iorror-A
YloW of tho New Jersey Senn-
torial Fight.
Wall Street O Little Weaker In Tone
Wheat Somewhat Stronger
in Price.
Henry Ward Becchcr Pays
High Compliment to the
Chicago Press.
Incidents OF the Tenement 110rror-A
View of the New Jersey senn-
torial Fight.
Wall Street o Little Weaker In Tone
Wheat Somewhat Stronger
in Price.


THE RAILROAD PROBLEM.
uEpoIlr TO THE CHAMBER OF costMt:isCE.
sptetal D4,pateh 10 Ths CHICAGO Tribune.
New YonK, Jan. 8.-At the meeting Of tho
Chamber Of Commerce. to-day. tho Special
Committee on Railroads presented report
In which they express the opinion that tho
time has arrived wl,un TIC public should
Justly insist tllut tho relations of tho railroads
10 tia people sl,all bo defined by appro-
priate Legislation. They 20 on to any that they
hive received thus fnr about 100 replies from
thoughtful a1ld Intelligent men III their
series Of questions. Involving the proper So
luton Of the railroad problnnl, nrd they pro-
pose to compile and publish these, including
those Of judge Black, md Of the Rallrond
Commissioners OF Massachusetts, already
printed In the newspapers, rs MI expression
OF tho best thought OF tic country on this
subject Attention Is called to
TIE REAGAN AND ADAMS Hills
now pending before Congress, and a cotnpar-
ison Is drawn between them, unfayorabtn to
tho Inter. Iii conclusion, tho Committee
submitted series of resolutions to tho effect
that tho public welfare urgently demands
tint commerce by railroAd shall bu
controlled ard regulated by positive
laws, defining public rights, and by n
supervision by an executive power, to 500
TINT these lnws are carried Into effect; that
with Interstate commerce, aucll laws mid
supervision should bo supplied by Congress; !;
that tic lteagan bill is the best of those exist
Ing, n1it Tint n separate md additional BILL
should be passed providing for National
Board Of Railroad Commissioners.
TIE uEponr
md resolutions were adopted. 0lr. Osgool
, 1881-01-07
THE PRESS CLUB.

7rffta Dispatch to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
NEW YONK. Jim. U,-The eighth nunuul bar
a,.ot of tho Now York Press Club ut tho 81.
Nicholas Hotel this evening was in many par.
ftculnro notable oveat. for It not ony brought
toRothor tho representative journalists Of this
city but tholr union was hon"Fca by tue presence
a, ol snch o'a!,nsasaea ~ men a. uon, oFant' ten
a u.p NY .a,c ..cntg masa ~ 1nceneF sen.
sn,vrc +, rt,,tary no,,, noi:,onl % ont nra,as w.
sto.;nf nm Thn dnnnr wo. tll.o MI ,,,nno,s ,,,
thu nostnono,l oxorolaes wero ancn,l win y ,,n,v
of genial fcol!ng which ono setdom Rathors from
mon occupying tho stutions Of those hayo
above nent.ond.
aES. GRANT,
in tho nresonco Of tho representative. of that
ius. to nj, jonr cnrcors mid f. so,,,c ,iot"to a
, 1881-01-07
FIRE RECORD.
CHICAGO.

Tue alarm frotn Box 3E} at ESQ yesterday
morning was caused By a tlefccttya chimney
~ n two-story framo building Mt No. no
tesitrc ase''te. Damage to building, 800;
a,!i to Furniture, 81; no insurance. The
louise wns owned md occupied ns a real.
dence by Richard GlascbrUuk,
- a still alarm to Engine Company No. 10 Mt
lo:i' yesterday forenoon wus cfsuaui hy 4
w. n Ko91n e on tho third i1oor OF a fn,,r-
owned l'y n Atr. Nichols, md occ,ipied b. =
Mfs. tiny, Damage, std. Cauae, n small boz
ghtttns lighted stick iii Il hoIe behind tlie
, 1881-01-07

6pse4di Dtratth to 1ns Chseu1o Tribune,
DATrIE CHEER. Mich, Ja,,. 6.-Io-nIgltt
ut i o'c!aek II passenger trnln on the Chicago
& Grand Trunk anilsontl WIS thrown otf thu,
track by n broken raIl about four miles east
Ut this city; g. W. Alnroney WIS .la1lger-
0usly Injured alll n largo number Of u.lssasl-
gers wero bruised bodily. TIC accl.ent oc-
tipped tfle otllor way, 1t would hayu gone
Into tho Wutur.
, 1881-01-07
THE NEWS FROM MENTOR.

CINCINNATI, o., Jnn. GA Mentor special
says: Gov. Foster will not be made u mem
Der Ut the Cabinet, nor will he again run for
Governor. His ambition Is for fIrst-class
1ofeg!l 11lisslon. his preference being to spc-
cecd Moves ut Paris. Tic same spccial saws
ten: fairfield seems To be soraew,nt worn 5V
md visitors. Hu ls not having .flc rnst tllat
lie, ought. to have before beginning thn
arduoIs laburs OF Tie Chief A[acistracY.