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, 1881-11-04

Special Ul.rcte4 - 1ht Ch4es.o Tribune.
.|NIlS1rt,wS, 1'n., Snv. }--'rliu Somerset Il
Cambria Drancl, I.oud OF the 1'lttsturg Diyl-
sIun of tho baltimore Il Ohio 1iailr0asl WIS
formally opened at this, tic terminal point,
Will! Interesting ceremonies t0dny. X spe~
clul trAin composed OF live rA1aec, parl0r.
md sleeping cars. atul tho private cur Ut
President .1nhi. ". Garrett md ar. JOHN W.
Davis, assistant to tho First Vice-l'resldent
0f thu company. arrived leru this ln0rnihg
from Baltimore, bringing nhOilt luo af tho
lcasling merchants, manufacturers, md cnpf-
tnltsts Of that city, together will, Mayor lu-
trobc, Collector or tho l'0rt; J0ln l..
Tlon,as, Treasurer; John X. Robb, Coll
trolIer; Joshua Vanzaldt, and other
Baltimore ot'lcials President Garret, Mr..
John ". Dnvis, +. N. King, General Super
intelulest Ut tllo l'ittsMrg Division, q. N.
Scrpel, master OF the roNt, and number Ut
The DIRECTORS of tho baltimore Il Ohio ,c-
conilullet tho excursion. This now branch
roa,l Of the Baltimore Il O',to commences ut
lockwood, Somerset County, l'a.. forty
nine miles west Ut Cumberland, ou the Pitts
burg Division, md lsfurty-stx miles III lchEth
to tUhElstnwll, Cambria Cnlllity, Fl., wtlhre
arc located tlIu mammoth COllHil,A steel md
Iron works, Thu largest nittlnfactury "f thy
Kind In 4ilngrlcn. There nre Nlsn several
other large frbn fOt1nlrtes III tho tusyll, nll
thu country II Tic Vicinity at,1ltlltS viii! re
trDn oro nntt limestone. The building Of tic
new ,roHl was commenced In April, 1850, anu
finished tho uarly part Ut tho present yGar.
Although trims liaye hcch running sIncH tito
completion Ut tl!e linz, tho .rnad WAS not
formally opcnctl Until tnday. nM tlle
tllny werb met ut thutlennt hereby 4 reception
committee composed Of the leading men Of thu
town, whoescortcd theMlo Unlon llnIi, where
the ceremonies tttok pface. The address Of
| wefcpl,le WIS nnadu by the Hon. Horace Hose,
| I'll which hu expressed tho ,npo that tlly
grcnt business interests OF Baltimore md thu
entire Snutll wailtl now be il0re closely
unl,sd with the Erent lElnnrfsctorleso Of West
| Grn Pennsylvania. President inrrett lnntlu
| M cloqnellt all.l fnrciLle address, IN which
| lu showed how tho Baltimore u OHIO lloatl
Ind gradually pclietrntett tho Statc Of Penn:
sylvnMln. md now upgnGtt to BnltiMUrn nlltl
tho South tile enormous grain .trnde Ut the
West a1Nl tlic. yast iron md steel pr0tuets ol
I the I'uhnsylval,[a llunufactorles. Other
| sjHeelins were lnntle BY tho Mayor of Baltf-
nOre and other distinguished parttes. The
ceremonies wcro concluded with u grulll
| U0i,UuGt.
, 1881-11-04

Tho Quincy Jnckaf at tho f3rnve Of tho
NIurdpruh I're4tlaMt.

THO quincy Jncknf Mt tho HrMve or TITO
Murdered l're4tlemt.
spsetdl Dtspatea 10 Tns Chttdso Tribune.
Qtuscr, ILL.,, Npy :l-Constslcrab1e in-
digl!atton Inns been crcutetl hero by IL icw
nttlrk In tbs Quincy 1fcrilL OIL tho clInracter
Of Tic lnie President t1nr!uld. Just IN tho
public WINS conl1ng tn tho conclusion 10 for
net the lnfnlluus declaration ttat tiutonu
Is NJ honorable rs tic lllaGi Ilu shut nful 4
mighty sight less tlniiEerul,s to tltc country"
The paper takes lip tho inuttcr nEnfn III I'M
artlclH Of inoru t1n1 II cut,smn's length. be-
ginning: ~ year ago Jntics a. Garfield WAS
u|ectctt President OF tho United Statcs;
elected iii tlia fnco of suCll cfmrgcs
MS Ind lovGr before boon lliadn,
mich ]ess proved, ugatnst my ca,itlt-
tlate for tho Presidency, >. the
first time In tl,e l,istory Of t'is country TINT
proved lrtbe,takgr M and perut@gr @ lIa,l .I' GyGr
undertakes 10 sl1nw TINT th8 affection Ut THO
people for GARFIELD nrt ti1o snrrOw nccasIonG,l
by Ills death aitiung NIL civilized lln.1D,s wns
merely manufactured by tile ltupA1lieaMs by
"ly n wlnd.storl, Of FLOP, and snsi, alN!
aftGr t!easll. They sn,lt Ills yoll to lis Slaker
in n,ris !,na;vY; IN Ut c" Of lies What tr"ses'y
Tilen falows a reference 10 the ca,upatg,
charges ngatnst Garfield, md n aeclarn tim
tlat 10 admit Ills nobility ani greatness Is Il,
taste,l t' The i,npaMtioM, q iMta'lous conduct
quietly by,'' tho nrtic!e continues, "all,i
sec nn attempt to. fastcn that infaniy
Oil tho dear, old Democratic purity,
,ever. ). . We stand by tho record.
james 4. Garfield w,,s It lutt lall living, aMt&
hg IL 1t htttl 7t't tlctlt. 1iu llns been snbt To
his account. Let hin answer for his .crlnIts
~ best 1'e may. Az Coy! roigms. we beiisyo
his soul WIS shut lntn Hell by MI ,ssasi1I's
bullet. II. this Is not 50, then Ii teru ,'t'
telnt ~ crime, md sin s thy b'tg. of Heaven.
vIrte an xl9 9erry craw, Of eIsry Xyc'
ntorql II tis Is nt't So, then IL there no jus:
tlcg In Gods nature; then i!lay y man q
The feeling here, occasloued By the article,
IL alike nmo'igatt classGs, yurttcs. nlul Grce,s,
md sNvors i,nrc of dee1-scatel contempt
tl,nn Ut noisy condemnation. As one Dernt.
crat sala: ~ seems that Quincy Is cursed
this yenr. We thought tho tluou was the
lust Of the seasons plaques. We cnuldstand
TINT, for y hurt us ut ioms only; but, tlsesc
brutal publications hurt us wherever ltcellt
uCupIG Jicpr Uf tllEnt.7
, 1881-11-04

running III Iowa. laying tho ,ua,tcr ho,o..
lllin. In Il plain An direct ,,InIt1cr, fht ~
slt Is Tint tlin ,lt,,ugers nf these ra,ls ,ae e.,
nntn' MI ngseed 10 p1t!ru their .,ai tralsos aSo
n t|'e ssry!co q carryi',E Sal cxeusyrlsy' ,s
needed. AL tho present tImc"
icnst 5,D00 cnra have been sent in a.
lnwu cO,l1-trtats tn transport tia prul,,ct' 't's
all paris nr tho Stato. ln,sn anIIprc rxrnoHo 2
asy sy,ssiDnrs ire !re otern,n" md
imt col shall bn Rb1!ntlnnt It tlley cn b,iass
It about, nlt they think It catl b0 ttnnr 'i"'e
, 1881-11-04
POLITICAL.

4 bourbon Isnlter In Pennaylvnttln.
ERIE, Pa, Nov. A.-William l.. Scott, of
this city, member Of the Nutionnl Democratic
Committee, In III Interview tottAy gnve Ills
REASONS Tor refusing to support Noble, Danlo-
cratic candidate for State Treasurer. After
alludN to the fact that 10 l'ad tiut voted for
other tllRn Deinncrnt fur thirty years.
(which was why liz tli.ln't vute for Greeley,
he says: II will not vote for Mr.. Noble for
tile reason that he IL ,,ot u Democrat. In tho
year 1s7, Alr. Noble left the Republican parly,
and III 1675 permitted his nanle to be presented
to the Democratic Slate Convention, hold III
tlIfS city, M Il candidate for tho sntnu posi-
ti0n for which ha III now q Candidate. lIo
wAs not nominated, mid 1t Is 4 t,,ct too wull
known to By denied tlat l,o aild his friends
who secured tic nomination ut the WIlIlutns-
pnrt Eonyentlon supported Dir. li0Wte, tho
Republican n0lninee, who WIS elected Stnto
Treasurer TierB ID not M Intelligent busi-
ness lHnu ttl tho Cfty nf Erie, wlui!iur lle-
publican Or DenlaIrnt, wllu will sny Alr.
Noble IL competent to discharge tie tEutlea
Ut Treasurer OF this 6lAtt. II elected, his
administration Of tho Treasury canEot pos
Aib|y Inllro to tho credit uf the uonlaoiatEa
party. | cal1 swallow most my canut(Atu ut
our party who llaB !. reasonable amount ut
Democratic tlNy0r Nbpiit HIN, Ailu WlID pms
sesses oyo.l n.os!erate ability ft,r the oga tnr
! rrKrot to say. is y, NY opinion sntlly tte.
lnyself by voting fgr llfln us tile candidate 0f
tho Delnocatlc ilarty for the position Ut one
Ut tle greatCat trusts OF our State GDv1rll-
lnuNt,h
, 1881-11-04

n,:rIMt1, N1icl.. Nov. "a new Na'!ona
bank. lla,llca the Detroit National, WIS o..
gautxcd III this cttY tlls evening, with llus1
Alestil!nn prcalt!ent, George i. 1laml1Ia'aa
YIce-l' resident, Norris l.. Williams Essilx;ls: ;s
# starts with lmd capital of sI9 9o ~ W!;a ~
tho privileges 0f Increasing 1t TO 81 ,oh.u@
Tho stockt1hlnrs md Directors arc anlone
tlle nl.,at prominent Of active at.l entefP!s,s e..
lug young business men Of tbs city, Ala w.
new Institution stnrtS Off with eyery lHom's0
of uHSllrGu SUCCESS.
, 1881-11-04

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 3.-A1aj. Sampson,
IN command of Company X, which Inns been
on guard over tho remains Of President t;nr-
field Mt Lake View Cemetery, las received
al order from MAJ. .-Gen. Hancock directing
tll8 company to return to Fort Wayne, On
tlle Detroit River. a command Of ten lMen
llut1Gr Lfullt. BOttsf0rtl wifi remain.
, 1881-11-04

E0I.UMilus, O., NDy. 3.-A, sUn0rselIoas
bond to stay t'le execution Ut Judgment in
tho Common l'Ieaa Court, IN tile casa ut Jew
cit Ut nj. vi. ,t!.a Cteyelnnt. Columbus, Gin
unuat1 l. Indianapolis nnat this Cincinnati.
.HaMEitoil & Daytol1 Kuilrouis, j. IL, payp-
reux Ut nl.. WIS lletl In tlla Supreme Court
this MurnnE, Ihis Will hrlug tho .Jewett VI.
Vanderbilt litigation to II StaINlstlll for II few
ttnys.
, 1881-11-04
Passenger Rate. Reduced from Clevc.
land TO Albany.

opFG1uk 4fNpttEH ~ 4H* LAlGH1Q 4Y@GHHfs
CLEVELAND, o., Nnv. :h-Thg New York,
Pennsylvania Il Ohm ltnn,i lutlay decided t0
rtelnce passenger rates fr01M Cleveland to
Albnt,y to Sl0iD, Will, II ret)n.u Ut ST, n,ak-
tug thu nrtnns inlu Si.5o. This Is M,,eI. tho
INWeSt existing rate,
, 1881-11-04
Indiana Baptist. IN Session ut Tcrrc
,IfnHt0.

TE1RE lIAuTE, Ind, Nov. a.-Tho IndE-
nna Baptist State Convention met III thEs city
Tuesday evening. Tho lsey. s. Il. Leu nnru
WINS electol President, and tha Itev. $. II.
Elgin Sccretury. Tho report Of tho board
shows that twelve missionaries have beun
sustained during tho year. aIore than sl4,-
o00 has been ralsed It was shawn that 100
church.. lilo subject Ut education wns
thoroughly considered, Including tho rcla-
tlon ot FRANKLIN College IN the. Church.
Su1ntay-scltool work and lsol,Ie missions were
clle It's deliberations tomorrow. There Is
n lurge attendance Of ministers and others.
, 1881-11-04

At Lcnvcnvorth, Ikas., LoAs $4,000,
Insurance. S9U.OOO.


Spfe&ae Dtspateh 10 Ihs Chttaao 7Flbuut
LEAvESwolsrII, Kas.. Nov. 3.-1A dlsas
trolls fire occurred nj q O'Clock this morning
ii, lnrge four-stury building Mt the corner of
1lntn an!l Delaware streets. owned BY r. ].
by Robert Keith Il Co. Tho bnllIlnr an!
contents were u total loss, aud thu nt0 va,
only prevented from sprendlng to the aJo!n.
iny buildings. which composed tho larTa
wholesale hnot mil sine store Ut Catlintf
oli!ee. aiiJ In fact the entro lock X K,'os pSsn
.,s l'ost-Dnlce ruw, iii which nro locaed
some Of tho heaviest establishments In tha
city, BY the hardest work, and The fortunate
falling Of the walls, permitting. the pentup
t'nlnes Ia cscnpe.s~ Lowe's loss Is Si5,m Oh
S.a5,ND iii furniture; Insurance, SlH000. 'rha
orlgln WIS either incentliary or spoNtaueols
combustion,
, 1881-11-04

Fnsrioj f3{,01t.h hi ~. rsf<a,, n7jh,..
,r,tw.,,wrr NV .w.r,Io annual ronort
~ tho StIi,.n,,,.ou + .,.,' Sh,rn r, ,v,,stnr,,
no,Ir,,i i,st f,r",y1,",t H.. 4 n,,,tor r, y
,sn ~, a,,t,t,a w. s,I,.,,,.;,,,. ~ s.'s, sr,,a
,n,.., t,.o,,," f,~ lin ,'',s, 1,,, N 800
~, n:s ~. ra,,,s @ ', .,aa', . xiso ~, IN. ~,
i.'",.',,', ~, ,I,ss "w ~ ,,o,',n u ,r ~, n,'arnt
,vr a~,,o,. ~ st.,a ~, 81 ,n, Wv ~ trs'@
;"ns H rS,a" 4,a .,",.",,' - g, ~ m WV ~
i'sss' a.'cf oso ,' "ruaet'o' oi as,."''w iot
during the ycar OIL funded and other debts TO
tho nl,Ionnt of sl.4Mrl71. which Inns h, bo
dr,,uctrd frn,u mi ,,nrnjnpa l.ovim,s n hat.
n,,r'' ftr t,n v,.ar%f I'll trs r. 9ihis ha'a,,r,,
w" I'D ayv n.. 6fe at lsast , S,o9o sre Igt x
n,,s. s' ,,,s, u II i,v nS a s,s;, H h ~ ,sss
winter Fiji t9,n ~ % amn,I,'t n s"k nn,v ~ mi. ,,iis
stnnv Is s,i t,D asI Thr rn,I,ttI' ] hns ,"snl
iH,I,a - ca ~ iunt NJ .,,f >.
, 1881-11-04
II Isrndfortl& pn.+ Loks $4,000, Fully
Injured,

Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chteago Tribune.
BIAnFolsi,, 1'a., Nov. 3.-Flm early This
morning destroyed tic round!louso Of the
Kendall t. El4ired Isai!road. Fnur loco.
motives were burned, but Gun be easily re-
paired. Loss, $l9.Wl0; fully insured III he
lil0bu Of Liverpool, England.
, 1881-11-04

Jerome ingalls,, OF Lynn Mass
1sosroN, Nov. 3.-Tlo liabilities Of jerome
Ingalls,, slino manufacturer. Of Lynn, "n'
failed Oct, 81, aro sl05, ,7l3; assets, s5'lM
, 1881-11-04

sptsta. Httpateh to tbs, chteaoo Tribune.
LINCOLN. Seb., My. I-'l'l,e Union Pacific
Iln[lroa.l hns put on III, additional l,,ssenger-
tr,in to vrl', between OnnhA antl this clty,
1'hls vii bn vi great convenience tn tlla lel,-
plu nf Lincoln us well III tn tho travelling
Uubtic.
, 1881-11-04
At Oleun, N. u, Loss 81 5000, Partially
Insured.

5ptfta4 Dtsp1tsH :" 17'E U791Eu99 1FEQ3HE
BRAD rom. Pa, Nov. J.-Flro Ut Olean
this morning destroyed seven buildings.
Frank Brooks, barber, jumped from n second.
story window with ali Infant cl.ild, md broke
utlior child, nlil WIS. It ii sali, fatally il.
jilrc,l Internally. Loss S1S,U00, partially III.
y!rcl In Eastern companies.
, 1881-11-04
Little Ono for H1O).

The alarm from Box Es1 Mt 3:4s
yesterday afternoon was caused by 4 fire IN
frame barn III tho rear Ut No. .,7l} South Ash.
land avenue, nw,Ml and occupfei by John
1'cclc. Dalnagc. 500; no illsurancc. caasa
unknown,
, 1881-11-04

twenty.tour hours having .,ren c!El,i inches.
4 rand md sscatly fall is nnw tnOkrd for,
1lml great relief Is felt l,y pcoplc doing l,l,sl-
ness nlung tic river fr0i!t.
, 1881-11-04
Republican Nominations Ia Nebraska, /,
0p xtai phpoteA to TAs LAieaao Nibune.

IiNcOl.N, Neb., Nov. J.-Th0 Republican
Central Committee INST yesterday alld plnccu
IN nomination +. II. Wn!ker, OF Wayorly, for
the vacancy IN tho Senntc lnalo By ths res
ignatlon Ut the llon. q. W. Pierce, n,1d N.
II. II. Wescott, Of ELK. for the vacancy In tlle
llnuso eal,scl BY the resignation OF tlia lion,
II. u. titahal,l. rhe lattnr IL Oh the ItGpub-
lican ticket for County Treasurer. wlil0 The
fornur has late!y reealyuu tile appointment
OF United Suites Lanu Isecciyer Ut tllis poiat,
, 1881-11-04

business Fntttsre ut Atlanta. g..
ATLANTA, un., Nov. 3.-Cartcr u no,sr
MIN, carprts, haye failed. Llaoll1ae'
S:..J1 QUO; ASSETS, St5,UO.
, 1881-11-04
NT0U small % fnGN1lre.
LOCAL LDnsEKvATioys.
7.nx n.,.l 1n.r: ~ ~ ..1n4:| rt. 1n:l !.1Hte:.
'i:||;: i|; G. +: Nh W. @;::'; @EE;!;:,;:
lu:tSi. NJ. ~ ISL ~ fi |W,,,,| i QiGuuGy,
'l!aromotor corrected for temperature, elevation
and Instrumental error.
Mean daily barometer, G1-H1l
1tHnn Unity thGrfuUfnticr La,
Alcnh daily humility, IL.
Maximum Temperature, 120
GliEIIiuSn tAtstsihEntufa sEl.


The First Genuine snow Of the scasons
Special Dt5pateh to Ihs Chicago Tftaune.
Co,nwATE1a Mich, Nav. 3.--Tiie first
snow OF tlle season fell .todny. 1t COLI
1lleslced this mornLnY md las tnl1en Mt III
terrnls all tlay. 1t WIS moist disagrceablo
fall, a1d lias much affected trade nn1 travel.
Farm work lsabnllt completed, tho continued
Upelt weather eIabling farmers to Ito more
''' sn<sfas pc aSi nTspatta o t. II. eateaoe tribune
MlLwAUKEE,, Wis. Nov. s.--i'he first
sn0w.storm Ut tile seasoll occurred tudRy, the
full being extremely light. Further reports
lInes Of Tie Lake Shors a,d WISCONSIN ce,'. e
tral Roads were received totlny at the oflre
Of the former. Dispatches wurn received
stating tllnt the weather was extremely cold,
aMi blmiE snuwstorlns haye 1rsva!ls,
Amiga, ullti other poiitx Di tho north end at
tho Iinp. Sn0w. ind fallen 10 tie depth ut
two Inches st { o'e'0ek Inst evening, while
from points further south reports suited that
''' sotsia! Dt.pstsh % Sss aStsass 1ftb,u..
Snurt1 Et.0sN, ILL.,, Nov. a.-To.daY was
tia first visitation of snow this season to th!s
st" II "G,Gng r Hs saeta es e ss te sreun s0M or 1'
time WIS trne foreslrattow nf winter.
Furiners nre vory nnxtnus to bo deprived OF
my further visits from tho "6aaut!fnl
a. I *e f sS % y Or ssk sF wiki EGst % to %S1s f ,sy
Wv sHs HhS ~ abfA HANn Wv u ~ ttA"4
cllnl rhlr,lcter In cor1lllnsking.
Special Dspdfeh 10 1ns ChteAao 7f1buns.
11OfL.ANp, Mtcl,., Nov. A--This morning
snow ia falllng. tho first IT tho SEASON., alt,
as It disappears utmost rs fast rs IL f,llls, It
nnlses tho r0u.ls terribly muddy. Neyorthe.
less, farrnnrs are glAtl, as tic warm weather
WIS thought generally to Nct bad on tho
growing winter wheat. ,-...
6pstf.. UsPdsti, eo Thu Chleaoe Tribune.
OcoSo,Iuwoc, Wis. Nov. 3.-Snow has
heHn ,fAlllng Hero tuday since ,iorning.
Tho Indications arc tint VIC will haye the
pleasure Ut aeelnK q font Ut stluW t,ver eight
uen Inches Of ilMlplt mud. llaili nearly
| Nyury day for two months has brought nl0ut
tlis stnto Ut the country.
6psctal Datnateh 10 4hs Chttded 1rtbun+.
-EIGIS, Ill, Nov. 3.-!rhB first snnw.storn.
OF tho season occurred ut 1:N O'Clock tlils
lnUrnlng. Fur thirty minutes there was Il
heavy fill Ut lnrge tlnkes Of SHOW Thu lel!l'
pnrnt.lru l,as fallen very considerably within
| lwenty-fnnr llnuTH. ........ ...
| special D!spateh to Ihs ChItaeo Ittbuns.
| SrHEATOl., ILL.,, Nny. IA light snow Ia
falling herp tlls MIorMIng It ts tho iirst Ut tho
seasoll, a1l 1t Is not three weeks sinco tue
Svtslal Dsspatch to 4hs CAteaoo 7rib4ns,
| WATEllTpws, WIS. Nov. ga slight fall
OF shaw this morning Is the 1lrst nyltlellcc
W. have Ind here Of approaching winter.
I
, 1881-11-04

CNItNH FFURlNNs
GALVESTON, NOv. :l.-rhe NcwRt 1'aris
spncial: \ heavy frost last night klllcu ths
top crop Uf cOttNtl.
, 1881-11-04
A PASTORS Removal from t;a1eMn 10
1sn1tlnorG.

GALENA, ILL.,. Nov. 3-Tlle Ray. Z. +. a..
Kacssmail, pastor Of the German Free Eyan-
galicnt Church OF this city, received Il Gull
this morning to thu pastorate Ut Trnlty
Lutheran Church, Baltimore. ana Inns for.
wnrded II letter Of acceptance. Mr. Kacss-
lnnI Inns Inbred II, tinteItn ubuut /. y...r, al,t
rnllka nitl0ng the must brilliant nltinbers Of
the clergy Iii this stMtlon. lie IL writer Of
prominence, having long bean II contributor
10 the leading lnAglzilIeS Ut the tl;ty. Trinity
Lutheran Church Society Is ullH uf the Md
rst a1ld most Influential religious act0nina-
tfon,y In llulttNUre
, 1881-11-04

Isle Water Failing Al Burlimesotl+ Ia.
bpsetas Utspateh 10 1hs GAttaas Tnbtns.
BURLINGTON, 1a., Nuv. A-The river at
this po!Mt has recedea about one foot from.
Tue highest stage, the full during The past
, 1881-11-04

sI,nnItl ~ intn tho ruul. Aside frUln this.
tho territory Is to remain tho same us hereto
furc. In addition, n pnol IN the Colorado
business ls 10 be formed, in.0 which the
Northwestern, md tic st. Louis e Sun frall-
cisco lsoatls nre to nc admitted. Tho out-
lines Of tl,s poul'ng arrangement vert given
yesterday. 1t Is stated Tint tho Northwest
erl, ,,,ut tho st. t.nufs e. Sal! Fral1ctscD arc
anxo,,s 10 join snrtl rool,, bit no msltiyo It,
Thc question Yf territorial division, which
ca,lsctl 81, in,Gh disc,tsSlon tlnrlnE tilo iast
threu days, and proved thc pflnellNsi obstncle
ii,niIv sSttlet!. rho nssocfutfon!. VIII Do
divided again tmto. tlrco divisions
AZ C!,lsnso % I9sisi9s',,, co'@p,f,isins ,,,Ia,,s;
is srl,ur{o SicaSS Y aSnncy, c,cso ,s oce 'insl sias
\ Pacific, md tho knnsns City. IT, ,toe 4
Council l,'utfs; the llu,!nibnl & 'toe.lo d.
vision, colnprtsnG tho llat,i,lonl y ~. 'jne.
Ais;orl c|l,s aii se Malf I'll ai1slor na tha
l'acttic, tle ,Waln'sh, and thu Chicago y AZ
lon. The thr0tiHli. business. CARRIED yin tho
Hannibal y Tn!ttlo DIVISION, VIII hr TX.
centaEcs ot tho three divisions rcnlat, tllc
sails ns hcrntofore:. ChIcago Division, NJ
rer ccntiSt L1nis Division. ~ pr cent;
'na' Ts assto t%' Il pl,EiI% ,S liz psF fsn Sascss
among tIio various lines III tho yarlo,Is ~
,!cstins. .l Tits ,na,tsr n ii sun,c ~ !or linai
settlement ut Il meeting tn be held 'fnest.ny,
Nnv. Is. Mt the Southern, llolcl, 81; l.onls,
when tito arrangements for cnrrying into
The Chicago 4 Northwestern 1tlld the 81.
Lu,lts Il Snii francisco Railroads will be III
| vitctt tn take lnst IN tic proceedings.
III the meantime, tlle rQntss III Tho various
divisions will try to ngreD N,nnltg themselves
ns to lho percentages tiny will bH entitled tn.
II they tt0 c0tlu to an understanding, MI That
| the ST. Lnnls meeting will lave to lU wiil be
to confirm their nctl011. II they do not, thAt
snlve. 1t Is har,)'y probnbIu TINT the run.s
| will be abe to ngren atno1g themselves. hut
there srerls to he II Willingness as,onts the
,un,,urer3 of tho various ltnes to allow this
matter Ia bn settled by arbitration, nlld this
| will probably be done.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
One Of the Bloody Rifles Of
Kings Mountain
AN OLD CITIZEN GONE.

Died, at his residence, near Bethel
Church, in Holston Dist. Washington
Co., Va. Jan. 26th, 1881, Mr.. Robert
Edmondson, in the 77lb year of his age.
The deceased was lineal desceudent
of the Edmondsons of Kings Mountain
fame, and owned at the time of his death
one of the Deckard Rifles, the same one
with which his grand-unce was fighting
when he fell in that famous battle. Mr..
Edmondson (or Uncle Bobby, as he was
faniliarly called by old and young was
never married and consequently leaves
no descendants, but he leaves n great
many relatives and friends, and if he
had an enemy on earth, the writer has
never heard Of him. His presence will
be missed but his influence will be long
felt in the community where he lived
and died. The bereaved family have the
sympathy of Il large number Of friends.
A FRIEDD.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
Personal,

MIR. Pat Connolly, a young gentleman
OF many excellent qualities, who has just
finished his apprenticeship under Mr..
VIM. N. Keller, in the tin and copper
smithing business, has accepted situa-
ton in Abingdon, and left yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. G. Rogers, of Tazewell G..
H., was yesterday in town adver-
Using Miller's Eureka Pile Cure,
which we understand is very fine rem
edy and has now large sale. See ad.
in another column.
Capt. Frank Imboden, of Saltville,
brother of Gen. j. ID. Imboden, is in
town.
Messrs. w. S. Stickley and T. P. Hen
drick, of Mendoza, have contracted to
deliver 20, 900 cross ties to Messrs. r. p.
Smith & Son.
DR.. Thos. Hicks has our thanks for
his invitation, as chairman of the COM
mittee, to the closing exercises of Nash
vile Medical College.
Capt. Geo. Gibson, who has charge of
the North Fork bridge building, is in
town and called to see us yesterday. A
most excellent gentleman he is.
Mr.. Morley Musselwhlte, of Saltville,
called to see us to-day. Saltvlle ought
to pension him, for he has been for years
the chief artiilcer in all that has mechan-
ically contributed to its development.
Capt. c. r. Boyd's new work on S.
w. Va. will be out March LIST, and con-
tains fine view Of the great Natural
Tunnel, sketched by himself.
Messrs. John G. r. Davis and Dr. j.
A. Murphy, two gentlemen usually sep
arated by the State line, paid us 4 call at
the same hour last week.
Capt. w. b. Williams, formerly of
Bristol, called at this Office last Thurs
day. He is one Of the finest commission
merchants of Richmond.
Mr.. Louis Kezee lost little three
year old girl by measles, this morning.
Mr.. d. A. IIogshead will return in
some three weeks to Ukiah city, Cal,
accompanied by the family of his father
the late Rev. A. L. Hogshcad.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
Aroaaorsi:: Mothers n Mothers m

Arc you disturbed at night and brok-
en- Of your rcst by n sick child suffering
and crying with the excriclnting pain
Of cutting tccthr II 80, 60 At once and
Get bottle Of MRS. WINSLOW'S
BOOTHlNG SYRUP. II will relieve
Che poor little sufferer lmmodlately---dc-
psnd upon T.; there IL no mistake about
u. There II not a mother on earth who
has ever used II, who will not tell you ut
once that II will regulate the bowels
and give rect 20 the mother, and relief
aad health 10 the child, operating like
maggie. II IL perfectly safe TO use In oil
cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
the prescription o. ono " the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses 10 the
United States. Bold everywhere. 20
eents a bottle. nov 10, lsS0--ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
FARMERS.

We can furnish you all the field seeds
you want ut reasonable prices. Consist
Ing Of
Prime Red Glover
d" Alsike Clover
Alfalfa Glover
L" 5apling Glover
" Timothy Seed
L" Rcd Top
Randall or Il. b. Grass Seed
Orchard Grass
" ny Blue Grass.
WILIIAMs A KREBLRR.
jAna1l-am.