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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-04

TIE WEATHER -MoRE SNow.-Ths bright
w2sth2r CT the pas. few days W - succeeded
Yesterday. notwithstanding the new mocn w:s
declared By many OF the Old folks to b, - dry
one. By heavy clouds aad thick atmosphere,
oat2koulcg aoythisg else bu. favorable doy
TOR tie caremooCs ice dent to the inauguration
= The Dew President. A5cut half past five
"'e!ocG 10 TIC at,erno1a raj! comucrc!d falling,
t1"o9aa 81 hal saow, l;sh:uiog and thunder
T.; rIgtt. The Wind blew. a9d the STOW coDtin
u'd 10 la, ualI I'll morning, when the sus h
had reached depth cf several inches, making
nedeStllinIsm Ve'y dl,agfaesb!o. H79 O'Clock
tbs morhiog the c,)u i we're rolled aray by n
s.r0ng northwest "I1J, gevaaiUg bright bluo
SKY, na2h to thu gfaNd1atinn OF the large num
beT Of C! z:Ea Rho desired to visit Washington.
A. R.u3d iii !, L3ndou1 c. snow tcN l,s.
F,sht 10 depth Ct SIX inches. aod at Paris.
tauqusr %, the Sow r.ueiaiGg co the
r'ouod, TO the dep h Of SIX inches irt II the I.,e
'sT're 't,rin5. WIS considerably added -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-04

HNHE TEA sold a. the old stand, 2?G King ST
Il for Sd cent5 psr pound canao. bs bsss i,
this or any Other city.
Il. w. AVERY, 225 King stra,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-04

SeHstor thu! he had male arrangements f.,
Vltw nS tho procession with his family, and thst
g Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-04

NAPE con CKhNERRHIE Is received t.
~ day by tfet2l] J. g. MlABUKN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-04

90 DOZEN ASSORTED BROOM5 r,
~ ccived and for sala Low.
K. w. AVERY. 22G King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-04

ho,a ;,et r.oa;-.J n,- f,,rtb - =. ~ y
above aio:s useful articles, since Xmas. They
$40 the beat and cheapest Stew Pan ever made
End only have to ba tried to bs appreciated.
teb2l MCLEAN g UHLEk &c King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-04
GROCERIES.

on SACKS RIO. LaGAUYRA, MARA
~ OAIBO, PEABERRY JAVA AMI,
OLD GOVT. JAVA in store and for sgIo caean
L. w. AVERY, 226 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-04

HOHLIGK& FOOD, Imperial Granum,
IA Hubball's Prepared Wheat Liebis's R1.
trac. Beef (botk liquid and solid) London Beef
axtrsct. Valentines Meat Juice, Wyeth's Beef,
Vino sud Iron and Johns.ons Fluid Beef for
sale by [feb2Gl JANNEY & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-04

Torcaoa,. b.sson, Vsloncionnes and Tuscan
LAGOS, ladiss' Linen Collars from to d cents
each, Cuts ~ cents per pair, Neck RufHing in
lel2 &. q. BKRRY'S.
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-08
receipt OF
Mrs. Garfield is constantly

Ed, Maxwell, alias Williams, the outlaw
who is alleged to have killed the Coleman
brothers in Pepin county, Wis, was cap
tared BY 2 mob in the court house a5 Dtl-
rand, Wis, and lynched from tree. The
widows of the Coleman brothers witness
ed the execution. Maxwell was dragged
rom the court room with q rope around
als neck and is believed 10 have died D.
fors he EQRehsa III tree
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-08

MnOutfit sent free to those who wish to engag
W kainthe most pleasant and profitable business
t1a known. Livery thing new Capital not r.
dnirad. we viii furnish you everything. SO .
day and upwards is easily made without staying
aWaY from home over night. No risk whatever.
Many new workers wanted at once May are
making fortunes at the business Ladies make as
much as men, and young boys and girls make
great nay No one who ID willing % work fails 10
make more money every day than csn u made In
8 Week st any ordinary employment: Tho5eWho
@ngags ut once will ind abort goaa fortune q
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-08
General Forwarders, Freighters, and
Commission Merchants.

Owning six Of the largest Mercantile Montana being
the heaviest shippers in the Territory having buyers
in the Eastern Markets. prepared sell
furnish general outfits at prices that defy competition.
We have the only feproo warehouse Benton having
best facilities for handling and storing offer superior
parties in part of the Territory desiring ship goods via
Fort Benton. We pay the highest price for
Buffalo Robes, Beef Hides and pe1triea
of any description Parties desirous purchasing goods will find
their interest call prices purchasing
sewhere
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-08
The Antiquity and Scarcity OF
Jokes

Hazlitt says that from the beginning Of
the world to the time Of Hierocles, IN the
early Christian days, mankind had perpe-
traLed only about twenty-one jokes our
ing nearly 5000 years the world had only
those twenty-one sayings to laugh at. A
new Joke was made on the average every
$50 years. From the time Of Hierocles to
the present day the number OF jocose say
ings has increased from twenty-one TO
nearly q 900 900 an enormous proportion
Of this vast aggregate, however, consisting
of some modification or combination of the
original twenty-one. a really good anec-
dote has kind of immortality OF its own.
1t is reproduced in every known cline and
tongue. 1t is published in German paper
as part of the biography of Bismarck,
then translated into English and connected
with Disraeli, and then reproduced IN
America and attributed to some of our own
great statesmen. We have read stories
about Mr.. Moody which originated with
the priesthood in the time Of the Crusades,
and some Of the smartest things which
Sydney Smith is supposed to have created,
but which he probably borrowed from the
third or fourth century, ere told in connec-
nection with Mr.. Spurgeon and Mr.. Beech
er. However, we laugh at il all the same,
and the simple fact that it has been repeat
ed during the last eighteen or twenty gen
erations doesn't hurt it any more than il
hurts fiddle string to be used in great
many concerts and for very different tunes.
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-08
u,vs s2upBpHE AND AUNTHE.
o xgnat length ana E1mqua5rimg
Infant May 60.

To-day sat in car-seat on the Lake
,,ora road behind a pale, care-Worn lady,
y'1,o ,yos taking little boy from Cleveland
y. Astabula. AS the little boy was of a
,n,, inouiring mind, and as everything
soamed to attract his attention, could not
naln listening to some Of his questions.
,!ybot is that. auntie?' the little boy
commenced. pointing to heap Of yellow
corn,
go that's corn, DEAR answered the
care-worn lady
"What is corn, auntle:'
uwby. corn is corn, DEAR
.pnt what is corn made OFF,
"Why. corn is made Of dirt and water
and air
"Who makes lt?''
..God makes ii, dear"
uDocs he make it i'll the daytime or in
the night"
,un both, dear
land Sundays?"
nYes. all the time"
.'Ain't it wicked TO make corn OIL oI'il-
day, auntle .,,
80, don't KNOW Ad heep S'lll' Hle''-
,7c--thats a dear. Auntie is tired.''
And, after remaining quiet a moment,
little Freddie broke out:
..Wbere do stars come from, auntie?"
.,T DON'T know; nobody knows"
1i'' '',N ;, ,,,,,7io17 +he ,,,io1-oa
1e'' 7''0''
A0y' ,o.u 4oo9,,
l''i ','o l,'o no,,,t ho+tor ~,
s0Pl'0oo '0' 49,. Ess.1,7:o l>.a,,o o.,A
= silol ! S''0A->~' "''>'' . '0''
again ,r.., -o.,u OWNS ;a :, owl
amy ,a.
aonJ9' y @ ''1S g,
~ perhaps 5o ,..,, law ou, ao,,,4
u 'llllh Z -" i'"'' 0''''S; '"' N77' ~
you, a"ll''7 +,,o .,,o.,o,
~ y9"-~A 3 007' ~ ''S' '''O
woman ,-,,. ,,o,4 o.,
oig ) va -,
~ $3.50
wv here' .
i mean no' 0e'>'..'
qolet' 1 III S9''''7 ~ ANy t.o9,,
" LaI h,''N0' va Nl<.<'' '.,..ts. ,,
w. 0e"l '0'' '''> '0 A'A'''' 4N'~''No
The little boy seemed 10 De poZzaeo anu
thoughtful for moment; pu1 Soolfhls cur
iosity got the better OF h1m' aho' aS elle car
passed pasture III when were q sheep
and lamb, ne ASKED
'Where do lambs come from, auntle =
80 from the ola sheep' 117 ol1 Sn77p
has them"
"Can little boys have lampsE
Certainly. LII let you nave ianO'
Freddie, when you get home"
'Nill it hurt me, aaAue
"What hurt you-tf1e lamp
mo; will it hurt me @ nave nave '.s@
90, Freddie, do-s I 0a ~. s'eca
foolish questions, I'm al worn oets.
''Did you ever have a lamp, at1n15s
"Freddie, stop! Don't you speak< again
for half an hour''
Then the poor, Worn-out Wenah sIgl1eo'
and leaned her head ON the PACK OF Tue lol-
ward seat, while Freddie Dusleu flllilo0il
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-08

n 0Outft furnished free, with full instruction
" for conducting the most profitable buslne
CD | THAT anyone can engage IN. The bsulness
50 easy to learn, and cur instructions are 80 SIM
from the very start. No one can fail who is will
ing to work. Women are as successful as men.
made at the business over one hundred dollars in
a single week Nothing like it ever known before.
All who engage are surprised at the ease and rapl
You can engage in this business during your spare
time at great profit You do not have to invest
capital in it, We take all the risk. Those who
need ready money, should write to Us at once. All
furnished free. Address TRUE & CO., Augusta
Maine.
The Benton weekly record., 1881-12-08
HORSES Eg gECOVEEgREs.

one sorrel horse colt two years ola d. branas ,as
one bay pony star in forehead, Lett 1ofe anu leEs
hind foot white, no brands.
one bay mare with young colt branded y, 3,
aonnecsed. and J with hall circle over on ie1t
shoulder. !. ,,,o.a,.e.,vv
5 ~ savI = Il al arsas d@EaS q. HGALX
aaitas ssal sssGsa.ss s:agsS,o g. ansrsG.
, 1881-03-23
WORLDS FAIR,

GEN. GRANT FU1lS1ILArES Ills RESIGNATION.
Special Dlspateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
New YO!l.s, March s..-Geu. Grant has Mt last
Formulated his resignation ns President uf tho
Worlds FUR Commission. aud It WIS sent to-
night 10 Secretary Mcl;rlth, nnd 1t will be ruatl
Tomorrow Mt tho meeting Of tho Executive
Committee. 1t IL understood that tho GGncral
gives rs his reasons for ILLS .rsfon tho luck Of
interest 4l!sbRycd In tho Falr by tho resi-
dents Of New York, aud tho demands
of private interests, which rc1uire
NIL his tttnr. When ho accepted tho Presidency
ho went into tho enterprise with great uarncst-
ness. liz thought tint 1t would be IL great thing
for New York, for tho country. mud for tho
world. Tho citlzcno of New York. however,
hnvD mot shown Ehe interest III tho enterprise
naturally expected In tho two months ttiai tho
General has been I'rcs!dent. Purity
ON ACCOUNT or THIS APATHY
he has Interested himself In other schemes, which
Will OCCUPY all his time. liz spetks with great
admiration of tho pluck and energy of tho Conf
fnKstoners with whnnt he has hGen brought IN
cintAct. 1t was also stated IT, tiuht by several
nf the Commissioners ttnt tho Presidency Of tho
Commission might be Uttered 10 Gcn. QcorEo Il.
Mcclellan.
from parfs and fairly out ot lrcRth with re-
quest to 10 allowed to select IL site for his ros-
I'm energy thnt might put tho Commission to
tho hlltah, -.
Ono OF tho Fair Commissioners said to-tlay that
hp WIZ Informed Il prominent dry-gusals holls0
Of Chicago llns atgt,iiicd tH Willingness to to Eyo
100000 ii tho talr IL huld III Chca9o.
, 1881-03-23

mnrk, cnn be furnished by tho Df1lce The Det-
ctal ln7ttte of tho Fn!ent On!co, published voak.
Iy. will cnntMin list Of al trttc. nnrkB r,.Kls-
tered, vi the nnfna and nhfirnsa Of lin scRls.
ttnt. brief stHtGnc1lt ri tho essautinl features
nf tho trtiG- tfIsrk, hnh tho particular ttuscrtp-
ton of g,'ods to which It ID upplled.
TO. On linR an application for regletrn-
tljn Ut trade -nhrk ...,........... &25m
For teeorttfR assfanmcnts:
UIlIIGr aMNGftt8. tt8...........,,,,,,..,..,, LOO
Over :shI md less thnn 1,0o0 woris..... 2ytD
t}rGr 1.iSk W1rlIH. lIH...,,,.,,,,.,......,,.,, 800
For siua!e. printed copy OF statement
and declaration. ................ II
stnglc es,,,y f4i'efal flnztitc.. 10
Anilttul subscription OFFICIAL Hnztttc.. 6.00
Cn!ltEs1USDEScE.
20. All letters sholi1il be addressed to "Tho
Commissioner bf Fntents," nlld MI renttnne9H
by Wtstn-urder, check, Or draft should 10 to his
Ur1lur.
II. 1.etturs rclatng to pending applications
ahttd rrfcr to tho nntt1u Ut tho applicant nfld /,
fintn " Hing Letters rrlnt!ng Il, Registered
trthe-HnFks MUST rGfEr IL tho nNt1o OF tho rcE-
l.tr,t. ,Itafnhcr tlr iAto nf certtilcatc. md tho
cthss Df merchandise to which tho trademark Ia
applied.
impurities prupouudch with view 10 Ascertntn
whether eGrtuN trademarks hAyc hecn rGRis-
terrell or II NJ, to whnm ur fer what 1ofss; NOR
of tho protection ntrprlclby Tho law or net na Its
Gxpunsislcr. etErpt rs questions fnny nrise upoN
applications rt.E,ltnrly filed. cupy Ut thcs1
rules with This paragraph marked, will 10 rr-
gardet rs courteous nnswer to utl such In.
tulrleB.
, 1881-03-23
HE STARTS FOR HENICO MINT MONDAY.
apfetQl Ulspateh to Ths GhteaQo Tribune.

LIE sfAhIb Fols MHNco NENF MoSDAf'
spfe01 0spo'en 70 a"s t"'e"oo t'1oa"es
NE" 1ohR' M"1GA @"'-9en' ota1t' VI ton-
VeFfat'oh tn's o'cn''H' nat" ne nhn co"c!uuea u
postp"te us aep"stuso 1or o'o41ce uhta1 hoa1
Mo.'any' Whch NJ ~ou'o ", u'9ec.!y ~ uhl'eston
a1ia taRe tuo steataer 10 scl" Sr"1. 'nSlo"" y.
Roins 'lis Ok. Louis ato ntno' paccSt "S ~ na"
or'Hinaiy ln1enaea. ~ speaklas VI tno
"o,aus ,' I".t' wy. ,'o u,'''t asiauoa !" sio
Rlhuest tettns " n.s eoleaRuob nl'u u 'uv.s
eherRy ~ pusn'ns 'oswns1' Ine en.cspt'"c. re
huusna ,aa ~ u.nu9' ,na "u"eso., :" t.o -"
unit! is4 or lso. iie considered u u halssako 70
They should uc nut IN so that ut tho cjoso Of tho
mir tbny couiI bo iensod ror nrt renosItorrs. % m M
sunasr ass: saslsnss ' ard the oia"'' i,ko. "'' '
rlik EXTRA sKss1os.
Con: Grant SPOKE Of tho p1opossd ., s1tra % ees-
"ns rim, ,ynfto fonorrss n,vht hn cnn.
Was @ ,o "n;u nne hai aSa'
would be Buro to Group In. and nenbors
would Introduce special bills In which thoy
would be personally Interested, md which would
bo Of no importance to tho country. Buch lcKIs-
'' !. mnm1I . nv, p na A., % snrtatn tn t' s,roct M
eosuIss s nssss would e so t uas aw he
% onuositiou would 10 strol.T, cspeclally with
Is.s..'' 49,. -. ..,.., ,,,9, ~, -. ,,'..,n,
roi'tlcat pt'"eF ~ eS"t'S u.s"eu' ~" ~ "ouiu
Administration which should buye n fair trial
,,rtIi n.nn,uln .vhon thcr, ,vn,,1l In rlcntv ~
limo Tor lcSlslauoh anu dssc,sslo''' Mhen oot''
0t0nt wAs Informed That ttle a1nato Flnnilco
Committee hAd expressed In Dplhlon against tlo
cnlltnR ut an extra Rcssson,
liz WAS Iliottt.r aisAr1FIEp,
trho ,,,as.f,,, ,y,a usraa ~ tho ro,,, -. TIM
p,nI,n. ,,,1 ,na,, "" 1,,..,, ~ @ ,trs us ,ns."n '
Gen. Grnnt replied ttlt 1t was doubtful II tho
uext couKrcss woul,l uot wisely OF, tho bill, au,!
tho tenuiIoy tu u,aGu nu nttvUk uu tho Nutionni
uyurbaItLiIroG by ntiy nosaiffn r0t,i. Ito snokU
very uurextIy Of III, nrcsunt tInurinl xfti,utuu
Iie thought We hGd tho best banking system In
!uo WIFHl. aHa gu heItved tnat tne
sannncla! gystGm or tho country shou1
, 1881-03-23

la IlAnrE, ILL.,, Marrl, :.s..-1'llreu engines
coupled together clearing tho stiow.l'oumi
truck OF tho Wabasfl, st. Louis IL pacIilc
l,ailrond wMc wrecked Ialf mile from
here, two Df t!lc,h Eeing sl,lasl,etl III III n
cut,Iplcte way. Superintendent W. /. Mer-
rtt aud other rUall officials arrived frnln
Peoria b. spt.clnl train, and d track has been
laid aroiiuG Tho wreck.
, 1881-03-23
ITEMS.



NEW Yol,K, March 11...-Ch!ef Special Treasury
Agent Adams says tho quantity Ut Rota's sniuR-
EIcu Into this country by persons clalnnx to 10
respectable Ia enormous. Women anc mon
drtss Themselves fur tho tlsRt time III new Har-
ments and curry In shotr hands now umbrellas,
cnles and pRrnso!s, uni sluttR over th0lr backa
aro now opera or Held Rlnssos, and othor Rrtl.
clos When about to lcavo tho steamer, and tho
customs officers arc hclpluss+
CUTTING IMMIGRANT RATES.
There ia aa!d 10 bo considerable cutting OF
roilr,,ad rates for immigrants inso tho CAstlo
1uIrleu raleB ilxed by tho C0mpnny'a rule. but
outside agents get commissions or from l5 tn -
per cent. Tho Commissioners Of Emigration
propose to SECURE cheaper rates fur Immigrants
In their chnrKe.
PERSONALS.
Among tho prominent arrivals during tho pnst
twpnty- four hours uru: II. Mevicker, OF Chi.
cago. at tho Gllsoy House; Robert 1onox BANKS.
OF Albany, ut tho Clarendon llotol. Tho Ger
nun Alinlstor, I<url Won Hehloser, at tho !ire-
vourt ltouse. Gen. Marry, u. =. A.. ut tho Now
York ifotNl. Judge lsllrka, ot Cleveland; Thoo::
S CoWes, r,Gs ot Ghteayo. ii W.nisor tl"toi. Lor.i
Georyo Ganpes nna tady c1mp6cl ng3'D u nna l.ady
Albany, at Fifth Ayentio Hotc'.
''FuNuET stE NOT"
The suit OF 0eneyioyo Warsj nEa!nst Theodore
ht0ss at,ll LeBtur Walluek tn restrain them frofn
producing tno play u .fersst Nc Not" at WI; .t,
was deSded IL tho Superior Court, bofore Judge
sfsM!sk sttns '9s ss" asanss tho
production OF tue p!ay by Wallack aud Nous
ESn or 4 ltAlInuAD WAR.
Since tho lst Of December last shere has been
and and tle iialtIn'oru i Ohu iiaIiroad Companies;
M arrangement bas now eson nsa.lo whereby
lo!pts ri tho iasLa.nso OHIO lsoaa wy ~ ~.
, 1881-03-23
BILLIARDS.

GALLAGHER DEFEATED BY CA1lTEI1..
New yoHK, March ..s.-An exciting Ea1no OF
billiards was played to.night botwccn Eugene
Cartcr, Of Tolcdo md Thosnns Gallagher, Of st.
Louis. Goo points. stake 81 ,oo. rlay lnate tbrco
Anli nno-half hours, and tho Ra,lo was won by
Carter, who rnn out OIL 10 points In tho fifty.
ninth Inning. UallRxhcr scored ~ pnlnts. Gal
ingtora huavicst rtls were II. II. Rnl 10 points.
Carter tnno runs OF 1AO. e, IL, ~ ~. ~ n, n1id
4U. gallagher nude several splcndiA r,.lnd -tte-
tAblu Btlnts. and WIS loudly arplnuttesl. CMrter
M1aO most OF bis heavy runs eli MaHsU shots.
, 1881-03-23

Special Dtspateh 10 T7ts Chicago Tribune.
SrNEAyo1k ILL.,, March GA miner BY the
nat1e of john Stone, III the employ of the
Chicago, Wilmington, Il Verniiion Coal
Company, at Shaft M. /, was very bully
burned to-tiay by the explosion Of gns ~! tho
rotlll lit wliicl, he was working. rhp flesh
IL burned almost entirely nif his arms, nnd 1t
IL feared tile result nt,iy prove fatal.
, 1881-03-23
bDnt with ono gun was fDutNt III the lake.
10th arc supposed To BE- drowned.


Satttdl Dtspaseh to Tit Chicago Tribune.
DnwSEl's GROVE, ILL.,. March :1.-'lhreg
Chicago, burlington d Quincy engines.
pushing II stuw-plnw. we're tl,rHwn from the
track latu this aftcranon while attempting to
iorco their why through the mn,nmoth show
lnnks ut Washington Heights. They wrro
Int slightly Injured. lWl II t,Ok several hours
IL rrpl.lcc them ,lI the track. Tile AIetiota
ntu Strentur passengers out frt,tIl Chicago
wrra ,lefn, ell five hours 4 hundred shovel
nrs nre HOW Mt work removing the Ohstrlc-
by Tomorrow night.
, 1881-03-23
nRnyy<ED.

Epeetat Dtspateh to The Chicago 7rtb,tne.
ATLANTA, uu., March 2!!.-Dr. Simmons.
of Anericus. IL prominent physician, MD
brother Of Judge Slnin0ns, OF Nfacon Cir
cult, was drowned yesterday ut the ,uilis by
failing from II scatfOld nboye into tho current
If tia river.
, 1881-03-23

Special Dtspassh to Ths Chteaoo 1Yfbuns.
HALrlMolE, NIL, March :a,.-'rla steamer
Wenonat, OF tilu Weems Lille, plying bt-
tween this city ald 14t,wer Maryland, last
night during u demsu fog rail- down the
schooner Francis III tile Chesapeake lay, aasd
split thu vessel in twain. 'rt,o crow of five
Mlen Jumped overheard, several getting OIL
buaru tho steamer, but fh0llias McNAl!y, Ut
Conpecticut, WIS drowned.
SANn.,skI, o., March :e1.-Frank Huber
Rllu William Wliitu left l'ott Clinton III u
small hunth,g-bout Saturday. The empty
, 1881-03-23

Tho OntonaGon and IErllic River Land.
Grant Litigation.

. f:rnus f5tt,,uutnn
sp<etal e0r1ts's''dtnet o The CHICAGO 111u"e
LASBfSf. sAlcn'. Nntch -t.-tAs statcu III tue
legislative olspnteh to I'!s rn1prSE ~ tho 18th.
Committees M on tho ontonanou s l.ru,r Wiycr
Str EphralIn afnr!ncr. of Milwaukee,, commenced
hss exhaustivc argument In favor OF tho CON.
pahy. ino o,'' uauer eons'netnloi'. known Us
sennte blli NO. o. was introduced W senator
chan''ieF. and is ettslea Us i",lows; "a o,ll to
mi ,,r,.,,orna n,,nn H." c,nt,n.,,o,, {. urn,r
nu peRes u!on sus ,'t' u.'n"so" ,,.as'' v ~.
river kA1lrou company, "a,ch were grahtca 10
aspo.;aa y Of certuiu % xrhuts Of aaI nude to to tho
state OF hsenKan ios !a,.roaa pnraoses a.n py aci
VI congress-. approved June d. Ih*' approve"
F. ~ Ss a cq'rs .e n''om tha q 1.ns ,no
franchises, etc., u,,ou thu uum,u,y untncei. The
property interests ths,u airy other measure now
pending Uororc. tho Legislature, especially
affecting large s business tssssts ~ 'no oree ,i
Ponlsnln. Ing eou1psny nsnSa IN @ tie @ u.,e
d!tioas a;?a tff,ns irsssrIiSt = y lie nc. i S,; "
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ltaiiroud Conpnny.H y conltany whlch has isa'Ied
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Mnslnsr sw"kes. na enna s"py ~ ',f ~
directors OF the .tst con,pnny orgnnized after
tho cSsson 81 tto !aaa Hrant ~ t"nssest; umt
tho ngi aon s. y % Msx"nery, tv oq Ills is cty. % Tic Tic
The Gl!! Tneoo1e n 9aSs or Ss, Ssw 1is rork Gny r
i Kailruul Cnnpa,ly:s i. Seuxcr u this *sty, u
tornoy FOR TINT eo.puny: Hut,. FrAncis y: S"ck'
u HenS'ninss; tAo iiHn. john v. ssuts, q
uru'a Map!1s' rsltcaent!ns rrasats I, snt,rles;,
, 1881-03-23
KILLED Ii \ TRAIN.

KILLED Hi \ TRAIN.
CINCINNATI. March 1!.-'rhut.las Names, Ati
aged farmer living four mtles south fran
Sidney, o., was struris by trai, this norn-
fng Willie walking on thu, track On Ills way to
Sidney, and instantly killed.
, 1881-03-23
The Engineer and Fireman Instantly
Killed, and 200 Yards Of Track
Torn Up.
Total Destruction Of Tic Mni1.Car-The
Messenger Not Klltcd-TIlc
Passengers.
Charmed Life Of the Regular Engineer,
Who Had gubstitute at
Work.

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