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, 1881-11-02

The Inc y shorter by six niN! y hntf hours
t!lau the !inu. by Cheyenne. Passengers VIZ
t!mnlin, holding tiekcls fro,n ~ nnla!. .,, Or Or
golnE BY. tho nav line, nr tho oll llne by tho
way nf Cllcynllnr. The through time frulrt
Chfcar0 to Denver oyer tho Chirago. l1nr-
linHtol Il Quincy alnl the hew lliio IL only
forty-six hours.
otllcn Of a t'enurn! Freight Agent &C one Of
the CllenEu tund4 niNl walltGtl tu knew tho
rnte on nple-rcc',Es aiMl cares. 'rno Nel,-
cral Freight Agent, who Thought ti,e shin.
Him. wsHts ssHs ii T. rc!r S11y SF%s'fs' s ks @
tho sten,ss" Thu shipper, !luwuvur. explnInsl
Tint hn wns nut practical jokcr. but TINT ~
l'n. aetnal1y several car.!9ads ut 9pi'l.- p.!-
used IN tho manu- lfncture Ut "npp!o b!itter."
rfMl stntetl Tint tharG was considerable de-
l.iiiul all!nllE "apl'lc'Dnttcr manufacturers
for aprlf-reclfigs mud cure: ut ti,e nn9,c,,ss 9,,,,'
wl,ctn tlrtetl npnlgs nre manufactured. 'ffIr
tiencral FrelEht Agents hnrH not yut plnrel
tl!ls ltw article NJ iilGrc!1nntl!se ~. their list
If classi!fCatibtls, but 1t Will bg done nt ille
fext meeting Of tbs Classification Committee.
Nencral-a1at,aGer john Scott, Of tha AIN
bana. t;reat Sn,ltlirril, vieksnrg y Sleril!' ,.!
MI nlltl ticks0nrg, Shrnvcpnrt Il i'nc'tic lsaii-
rondst gives nOtict, OF the following new AIr.
l'oIltncnts: Mr.. r. y: Anderson tn bs tim
eFnl Land Agent Of th9 vicksb.!rE .. Ms.
Engineer 1T lllo Virksburr Il Meridian III
yissnns. tirM. i. w. llenly tn 1e l'isrcllGsi;ig
NEsi Nf of the sXsksnrF s s11'1 ,SIsios H te
Mr. .!a,nes Ateetla,. 70 ho t:c!1urnl Muster Me-
rllnnic nf the Vlcksburg & AlnrItta!, si,d tic
NIeksburE, Shreveport Il l'nsltac Divisions:
Sien: H. ". liealy isaM Hi1 Ch1cngoan, mnn
| pleasure TO his oil friends here. lie 'cft
here to 20 into tho War, where lie greatly
distinguished himself. Mud afterwards h.
came United States Marstla! for Alabnnln
ullticr President Grant.
| Ticket Agent ns tho Loatsytllg, New Albany
Il Chicago Railroad, WIS III tli9 city ypster
any. lle infnrne.l TuInuNE ri repurtsr ~ tl.at
his rond expects to rllii Into this city III II
ments fur tho opening ut tllis l'oint~ ss1'llco
rDu.t Is now nearly completed from Dratlford
to- within, eighteen nIi!es Uf THO city, fsnm
WHICH point It WILL conu into the, ,city over
Bradford to Indianapolis will not bn ready
Until February. Un this ncc0lll,t through
traims will not bo run to lndiHt!apot's until
tint time, but rs soon ~ the Chicago Gsltl y
willie. Tile old Indla,tApolls, Delphi Il chi
cngo, now a part Of the Louisville, New Al.
bany e. Chcago Railroad, Inns been utilized
n the CONSTRUCTION nt tho ileW ~ extensions to
linz laid witt, steel rnil5 ana plnced lit first
class condition In orery respect.
Tic resignation nf Mr.. j. A. Hill rs Gen-
cral Freight Agent of ths Missouri I4cltic
hns heretofore been announced Iii THE Ttlt,-
81. Louis rRes,thsiytn IN tl,at Tmr Tmn,,SE
was correct iii stating At tho lilItH ttlut this
resignnt!on Indicated tho appointment Of Mr..
SutA Frlnk, General Freight Agent, of the
Iron Mountain, rs General FrelE'.t ,Ageat Of Of
| roads:
Mr. NJ. Il, Williams has also resigned bis posi-.
, 1881-11-02
THE CUSTOM-HOUsE.
Results OF the Ii,vcatiunttot.

1InauJfa nf Tin TIT eatSuutfnn.
rr,, ,r.,ast..o,os. ~ ,ho t,',s,nns siJn,.o b,v,
concluded their work, anu will sitbEnlt lt to tho
,,ranar con,nnro,tvo,v i'm" nT thnir ,,tsrnv-
,,s ~. ~ ,,nn'. .,,, ,,,,i,, s,s 4, t ;.onor.n.
e1tcs oasu bteh tl'0<te Puo..t' 'a'' - -
believed that mnch wns ulscoscectl "hlcn VIII
never SEQ tho light The cngInoor has nbout
twcnty.tlyu men under him, Of whom two arc
ninssas -. = n-.;u,.,t n,,,i,onr, ort ~. ro.t :. ;.
"S ra a .,a, % haa,ars uu i;nrI ~
s,1... nacG e'a', , ILL., 49,, itn,i ta
s sn, ,ms ,s "Hs @ ~, ..ith,m yn
..o.'a5ss su.u'ss WAND sh"t VI it,,n Mnrsn ,nn
htoS .,..ty " r1.nn,,., frs' e,.,
n , .a, o,,i ,o ,vnro
1Ilsna ~" Mttt.as H.iu ttu IT, r, st
nt sow 10 Gat.aos ta9 twm % s t1,, ,..s rus rs n
hG testueu tnAt " ~ % Mu".t .Mn ~ wy ~, .ua @ ~
nuunIu n,u snaaotn{' ane p. peai =. ~ tHu Hs ~
% ,Io t"es % M4 , .nu h ~ yttu'syn.
sunn Siun u tese'o. nsunus. , amu nstMusnG5 tt,1
r,i 49, s ~" t,v nnrsnp yh,,m Tna chief n,'.
sLmecr Wniian tuw 10 easn tIoiE y ~ hnr ~ o
GuAESea cr esnI ner ,, tiat II 10 ""t" ~ u
flGrstana tao paaluon u tae entct. M t,.,o.,,,.u,
AHo cnnt!hei I'VE u.'ai Mhs msu MasEst.EntGs In
HIN. Wt'su aH n o.ms" ,s ,,,t ~" nti. nm M"
guve, u ~ see,ssa siI ".Ga iar, 1 n ,,s.tt'.r i
mefcan.t Mas nay iii, .l"ttn IT.. 10y " ~; t ,,us
s,tcccssful nS 'AG biJ,sOr. Asststant Ford WIS
ntns nssSs"nt Hi nm trn',,nI, ,yili Ia r',tped.
tTi,n iv"stti.,n h"s mi l,n,,tiirni rrs,,lts III
th", u I,.1 ,H nni,or % ~ tt,n .,,stni",'a
nn,n,n.sa trnni nctIv tcrrnrixr ttn.i,.r ,yi1tsh
ttnaw h,,:o iuca ft,r ,,,;ntha Hnmth"r "rn n,ima-
Ian ,st ~ ~ nrdnr "mH shf. lima tGc nnnli,mns
,sf,.,matns lin m hnst rn.l,rd ,yi INT tho i,ncu.
' d1n tt'n anf,Inrt Nj GhIIrra II thn snncrrIs.
insnnirfinn ~ thn im,ijalr snmHa in ti roilDiy-
G1u.'.F'es4"" 1.. ~ ~" 1A''''''@' "-s'@S " ~ '
, 1881-11-02
LOCAL POLITICS.
Encouraging Reports Of the Cam.
paign Among the Repub-
licans.
How the County Hospital Has
Been N1nnnged ltiislcr Nc-
publican Ittlc.
Milking tho Democratic Candidates
commissioner Wood and the
Town Of Lake.

The loi'uucnn CamnniRn Comh.ittco mot
irs ~, ~, al,s' i ss,,n ..rr IN ,o aiscnr" 1T
sh, i,,.,v,,.,,, a. q - tt,,,,.tnt+ Mr u,,nr,r,t
Wv t,.'.4''l''' ~. . ~ "eno', ,, 49,
c"ne' , ''e a'cctmA W ot ,,. t"o ,''.a'. o .. -
!Ne's"t VI tno 1"c'ta ""t't' "aa "Pi ~
fornNhcht occfo'"Fs y. LUZ co','n''tos' - eu'''-
Wlttcc OF ono delegate from cach whfn WAS up
pof,lted 10 sce,lro II list Of Notnrcs PUBLIC who
,yv,.td act Mt Inn Forthcoming elections rrup nj
nt'"He' ~ '.' -. ,.'...,. " ~, ~ ,,,,.
Cloee'nltu, 1ronl tno F'tecntu Nnnl' ~ T. !ur
Ke,,ztu and II. N. Frroluuu, from Eyauston. and
Il. Il. Wells, frun Maiuc. worp added to tho Cam
uttr,1 t.pt5fl,lttuu,
Nir. II, Clifford, from Evanston, rt,tlrcssc,l tho
, 1881-11-02

The grade on tho Northern l'ncIlic Rail-
routl Is NOW ready for tic tr,,ek-luyers iffteen
miles west OF Niles CITY. and Will be COLI
plated to the Rosebud by the 18th uroxlm0.
Over 1000 lncll ard llalf that nu,nbur Ut
tcAn,s recolst0ntly at work. Sixteen miles
above Miles City Is ~ cut containing 5,ouD
yur.!s OF earth, which will bo completed by
illo lnttcr l'ast Ut lsuxt week.
Mr ilsnry Xiar I.resIent 9f the N1FtI- ;'
rou.l, will arrive n the city totlny froln San
francisco. I1u Is accompanied with six
wealthy gentlemen fr0ni thu, East WHO u.s.
sisted lin ~ ll,akIng IN examination OF tiio
Navigation Culnpnny's lines. Thcy. Will nr..
riye 6y the Chicago, Burlington d Quincy ut
3:;U y. III.
Mr.. Vanderbilt ls reported rs having said
that nu cured but llttlo abeut tllo Cincinnati,
eo,trts % ecis a,lssrsn to tflo Constellation IL,
wouldn't carc tho anAl! Of hls finger; What
lle wanted was the Cleycialui, Columbus,
| Cincinnati j. Indianapolis lk0utl, n1Nl lie Ii
satisfied to llnye secured that property, ,wicl.
liD WAlltct h! his system Of ruaGla fur hUlilo
| years pRst,
Tho 3a!tlmorc Il OHIO and tho Wabash
Railways l,slyU completed their arrangements
ior ru!nluE through. trains betweel Chicago
md Detrolt III opp9sltlon to the Michigan
a. day u twD. 'Tha trains will run over tho
baltimore a. OHIO rs far As Auburn, lntl.,
Hnu from thnt point 70 Detr1lt OYER the va.
Sai ss serisr J. L sIa!s a III t shsa as tss es! 4 four
anil Ill, a. 5, Earllng: Division Superlnte,l,l.
gnt of the Chicago, M!lwaMkee Il ST.. Paul
kAllroaA, went to Rockford yesterday to
effect Sc Hon fRr The gPsnS a ,x ef [os ths
uiects anothor line from Janesyllla to CHI
! cag0. tlle transfer t0 be made ut Rock ford,
, 1881-11-02
THE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS
Tllcntrienl NoDeAt TonorroW-Sccro-
tnry lIotc1,ktsn VIII Continue tho
II ths Editor Of 7,s Chicago 1rlbuH,

u ths Editor Of 7hs Chicago Tribune.
CH1cAno NELtRF Is)oMs MICHIGAN FINE
SurfENEHY, Nov. ]. 1S3l.-Thg entertainment
kindly volunteered some weeks Blnca by the
Chicago Dramatic Club. under tho nblu direction
Of Mrs. Anna Cnwcll 1ioAklrk. tn Md Of tho
sufferers by fire iii Michigan, will occur at tho
Granu Opora-liouso tomorrow Nhurstlay) Aftcr.
noun at : o'clock. Tlckots Aro now Oh sale Mt
Lyon j. lIcalys and by q large number Of seti-
tlotnatl who hayo kindly tuao1 thetn for TINT
purpoBu. These tickets arc oxthaAxcahle ut tho
bnx ultlce for reserved seats ut my TING. 40
this will he the last appeal Of this character fur
this object I trust thut 1t will receive Il warm
response from our citizens. Notwithstanding
tho fact that nm receiving dnity ahundunt
evidence OF tho great need which still
nsserts itself In tho burned district. ind of tho
curncst Efforts which tho local committees ot
Michigan aro still putting forth, l am cun-
Btrainod 10 tho bellef that II ie not the desire of
SO lgtivc manner ae heretuforu to extcnd tho
Chicago fund III this behnlf. ! would th1rcEoro
earacstly rclucst tho coIntnittcos who have not
yDt dpnU my work, and thpsU whnaG Wurk Ia but
irtia!ly sompoc to- !'n!s up thor ~ Stondc1
means Intend tn convey the il!ou tlut proposo
10 stop receiving contributions. for ! shal lt
nlad ut any time during the conftg winter 10
cure IL 10 forwarded. Nuthor do 1. sylnpathlzo
with tho teotnG that ono!tgh has bren % sett .. t.
rt,er the sufferers better ~ tan t1at. tatSy
possibility Of tho rnost intcnsu suffering
ihtuusho!it tho Winter amoaE tnoM. L., I hayo H.;
do still tpliove, that tho cnnso Is tnost Wurthy
| une, aud Tint all the money W. lnyc raised or
shall VT ralse Wy be noo1ol, aud os!ogia,ly
luEe thnt tho Thursday AFTERNOON tntvrtAiN-
Ment will largely swoli tho fund, and ttlat tho
STU uareported co.,!n,tttess wtll co!nu to tho
COLLECTIONS. iast published, woro sovcraE Typo
| graphleal errors. Hotno Of which will lo cor
, 1881-11-02
Tho Lafayette College Which IL Trying
10 Break Up secret Soctetlrs.
Epfcial Qlpaffh II The Chttdao Tfflnbf

LAFAYETTE, 1nd., Nov. l.-Tl,o Judge Of
tho Circuit Court todny held rs insufficient
tic complaint OF tho students aEalust ths
fucnlty Of Purdue University for writ Of
mandate compelling their admission To that
Institution. Thomas llawlcy, tho complain
INT, set out that ho WAS resident Of tho
county, IL tnxpayor, md frce fr0n disease;
that he was qualified to enter tie college aud
Ind tonccrcll NIL the necessary fees, but Ind
been refused for no valid Or lawful reason,
nnd he asketl MI alternative mandate CON-
pulling tho faculty tu admit hin Or show
rettso1s why he should bo kept ont. The
lAtter tlcmurrctl, claiming that tho Trustees
should 'nnve been llli,tte Il party defendant,
and nIsp that the complaint did nut show facts
sufficient to constitute MI action Uf tllis kind,
clR!nil,lg that the right ot admission II tha
eoIlcyu WITS cunlttLoni aid not MI absu-
luto 6,,c, aud that before hu could Invoke the
mid Of III, alternative ,l,a,Mtate liz lussst s.uw
Tint ho l,,t,l nUtbllly rendered the u,noult Of
fecs demanded, hui tllut liz l,ltl expressed q
willingness to conform to the rules Ut gov.
ernmG,tt tlter In tOrCu ut the university. OF
elsu liz should iiMv1 set ont Wllereilt these
rules werp pru}nttEClAl, ltnrcasonAhle, Or IN.
consistent with tic laws Ut the land. The
Cnlrt sustained thu demurrer. this morning.
'fl,c case Is to be amended or begun a.iew.
, 1881-11-02

4 Short Ske&cia OF mn Old luslltu,to.
0r LeMfntIiE.

{sAMN1Els, O., Nnv. f.-Krnyon Coll,,.
M.sn . fes y, s;o,i t,'rtnm, @ a''!,nM 'ret
isein touaS 10 urc'ao llni'orlant st,lcssons as
to Its future welfare. WIS 'oni!tletl by lilo IT.
ltey. 1,fsmp l'1llfasldcr Chase, d. d., tic .r,t
l'lsop Of thu Protestant Episcopal Church
~ IN',' 'au ,'"ss"" ',sr w" =, .I .no ?ea, !s tle
Ehgi'sl' uonnrS "et. I'ot' t'sltih!ef, Lard
Kenyon. l'nrtl llascSt'fl. i4atly knssc, LNl
I,exlcy, alla others. Tho institution h,s
RI. ,nst,int,on ia M, n t,,atc,,, a,'.... ,"o,.
80 .,.''.,'. IL. r.i,...,,.,. ,tt.,,. '.o!t lm
, 1881-11-02
SAMUEL MORLEY, M. P.
What lie Thinks of Free Trade, ans
What Ilo Thinks or America auu u"


Future.
sp<etnl Dt.pasth to Jhs ch.eapo 7ttsans.
PHILADELPHIA, l'n., Nov. l.-S'IAlie! Aol'
Icy, member of Parliament fur Bristol. hns1
who Ii now III tho city and rece(vinR . gttas
deal of attention fro,n lending citizens VIZ
asked Today about tllo questions ok falf tlaao
and free trade. lie Is one OF uie lead!nk
hosiery manufacturers OF England ana W.
views nlI industrial subjects nTe. theieio!e,u
interest, "WItl. respect To fair trade, wl!sl
ll,ls become partly party question ny tae Nv
tlon iof tho Conservatives; though It nus w.
beeif fully aslupted by them, can say u..'
1t has BECOME matter Ut some 1nte1ess ~
It would, Ut course. be satisfactory
your country II we c0uttt exchange ulanI,
factutes fur your corn anu neat, anu ,ons Mas
marvel to the Is how your popiilat!pm, m,osnat, s1at
sel.ts tU he ~ taxed III their d1!Iy psnsif
lures iis must bo tho result yout tntse.
systcnl, for untlerstaild that ~ !east states
aru Interested lii agriculture. shoalu INV XIV.
Tint, by negotiations between tho tWo ,a,If nII;f
crt,,nents, sumo modification Of yol!r III IL
might To secured. Our, nlannlatctm1,an"Ti' ,nT m.
England iinvS grown and ~ GsIihtHSn,lal, ws
had, ycslgs agp, !argu lmp0a aa"Mr;Gp aMti;Ge tbs
foreign productions, Il has becl, dat',S nsa,l
lust thirty years Ut frce trAde tllat W i'm
tnctures linfa enormously lhcIeasuu, .so,v nart&
et | Your III county ii fdyor Of large no1',ls3kil I'm
tlolis Vt tho tarll1. Anything al ! cam caasnlt /
iays seen snougl. to satisfy e that n.aMy II II
your tanntact'ires do not neet, ot1viiyh ts"risy has
spvnt lis past two months ~ Hasnsd ssd
hlg through the UniteA ~ huu rnuu,ry.
Deins askcI ills opinton Of Aner'eso' n, 60 ex. y
replied: II have nothing to say ". tha r retro
spect II NY journey, als laye , no oon!,try' auu
whatever az to the future q LIN Lnta o,,a etea.
need Is MI Increase Ut population 70 ~ o.uI eaIt
tlo ENORMOUS sFace still awaliiee ts ~ ,iiijIeut
vutell-althOugIl l'ave 10 doubt t,u a,,1.I 9 il
ties VI governing u popul;lt!MI so W Na'ri tiieIs
ti,etr language AllA nNtlDlN!lties M11, mi wu
fore, sylnpatilius will llot til4@'ilslt' ~ haye
require statesMnllsliip and wtsuula. a.,,.n,lint
seel. enough to justify ny, fsvoll;n'rs y, wurs,
farnlers who are ,lblo alll willing ~, ~ " thsj
and who lave iuBalls, and especially tta,a. i
have aole- bodied sc,,s to o. aeec','plt p%ltcA ~
sure will be \ good oue."
, 1881-11-02


Tho old project Of Il nUw railroad from
Baltimore tn Cincinnati tU run 1,lrnllBl with
thu line of tho UaltIn,oru IL Ohlo lluilruall
has been reylyo.l. The INV railway Ia 10 10
known as the Baltimore, Cincinnati l. West
ern Central. A former title WIS baltimore,
Cincinnati & Western. Thu at[tltti0n 0f the
"centEal" relates to the route chosen, which,
II. addition to running parallel With tho ilal-
tiluore II Ohio. will lEu about midway be-
tween tl,at rual and tbs Chesapeake L. Ohio.
A prospectus Ut tho new rOat! llas beeN H.
sued, III which Its projectors rIaIm that they
arc acting III perfect gut,l faith, aud aver
tlut thu construction Ut &hia r0nh !s assured.
ore tllAi. sufficient l!nt.llt Of capital llAy-
lux been subscribed, Ex-Seuretary- Ut tl,b-
NMvy RlcllArl ". Thompson lluS accepted
tit Presidency Of the COMPANY, a!Mi IN to he
!l.sOc!atct IL the management will, IiVIrY u.
lial!,i',pnd. frrslde!,tH Ht the lndla!!Mpuis. Do
UNI! New York All. l.l,.e. Il!s iattcr keIttle-
nun Will bs at the llead Ut the construction
c0inpany. Chief among tic supporters Ut
LIE new road appears tho ErianKgr syndi-
cute, which tnlltEols the Kreat Southern Bys
ten Of railways, allu which llas reluntly
nyu!!ablu lints IN .tis South: Mr. Wlllia,,i
II. Vanderbilt aN4 Jay Gould ure alsu ~
M,rtett to llave Il live interest III the new
srhenle.
ThB route detsrmil.ed upoA tor the new
road. according ~ tlie prospectus, IL rs fol-
lows tho north bunk Ct tlIo Ohio Niver, 10
Portsmouth. then to 0alllpolls, on tie Ohio
Klver, dlstauce from Cincinnati OF about i5O
miles. Crossing ths Ohio River thsre iuto
West Virginia, the line foll0ws the
Great kanRwAa River a distance Of
, 1881-11-02
THE TARIFF CONVENTION,

CLEVELAND, O, Nov. 1.-lsvDresentntivcs
of lail,rs im the Lake Superior rugluns con-
trol!eA by Cleveland M,en met hera today
ull1 elected the following delegates to the
National Tariff Convention to be held In New
Georgs il. ElY, Fayette Brown, il. II. Albums
Thomas Axwortllyt J.. y. Hagealqu, N, A,
llaura, aud Charles utckQx.
, 1881-11-02

Inc render VIII l0ttC0 NY [h9 CDlhPhrAt!SU
statement nboye given that, linking 1871 and 1877.
tho cust Ia nrarty double tho amount per cnpitn
what It Ia for 1SIo and lB8o. The yenr 1881 bns
cost more Ii, thu agKrcKato thhn any year. but
tho cost per capita is less thHn any Your since
tho hosptat wins built consequently This is really
tho ctrupcst year tho County Hospital has IN
rrctIrl Five thousand dot'Hrs will covor tho
nct,ial cxirn expenses for two ycars urnroretl
nNvyo under Democratic rlilo, showing that tho
bulk nC expenditures was for taking care Ut
puten,s Mnd regular running expenses of tho
publican administration amounted to 81, ,Srj
for three yclrs, which was necessary to place
ile institution in proper cundttloE. Tho follow
trK improvements were nadu: TWO new hnio
nassenxus yn e!oyMs Ks. Ky s1,i1ni .,r.,ua nnw
, moH aenGU atE; .u ~, np,,mfr. "nrhir"r,,
amq f,n ,,..,y .rnrIs .,1yi
HMlo.anst. HlMh.Ms ~ tu'r @ Hu~ t,.a ~ 1t. W.
htHalt' heltihE Mp!Atatus 'nsu t -. ., s..G
sasG ifeGs iur g5o1s, H., ., =, ,rnnr @
osp!tai .hruHhat Hecpnf .nv sv ~ oeurs. ~
mn1rs an staf,.i,u,lse md SaTtt ch,nxes to eon-
sheI reI,ra ip engine aud boiler departments,
,iew furntnro anu dDutors' shed, u!ld other
amounts Tor changes, etc. peduc!ug tho 1xtrna
and goat 0f keeping en,Gloyts and mcdlea! sta1i;
ht in 1916 Atl0ut $0,1 per week. aud IN INIT {H.,
, 1881-11-02
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST c0NTAG10n.
8pseio{ Dgpafeh to I&s Chicago 1ftb4nA

DupuQuE, la., Nov. 1.-THE appearance OF
smallpox in q violent form In neigl,bogtnE
town has Induced the city authorities of Du-
buqua to call special lleetlux Of the Coun-
c!! to take action OH the lnntter OF Yacclna-
ton. The city is to be dtstEicted, and alt
manufacturers and othsI busiass R-auen are
, 1881-11-02

Co1.u,lDus, o., Nov. IA petition In error
to the Court of Common rlras III the case OF
the Jewett ". Vanderbilt railroad war was
fled III tho SupremB Court tonight. 1t refers
only to tho npppintlnent Of n Receiver and
viii ba advanced nl, tito tuckGt for henring
ut uli early tlny. The order Of the court lts-
luw Is stayeu until after tllo hearing Ut the
Nntftinn
, 1881-11-02

nres'l 10 sec , t!3Ht all thsir employees are v.c.
schnols Will nls, ic required "a ,,ic,eenn en1,o no
operation. Physicians tlf tile ely nrr n rcs,',, W.
nj work. T,ose who uro tim pnnr To ".y ny
will be vaccinntctl ut tho expense Of tba rI,,S iI,S
, 1881-11-02
RELIGIOUS,
The Blxl,orric Of 1'ltt~bur:. Accepted by
11lv Kov. Dr. Whitehead.

The Ikov. Nr. Whitehead.
:spteiai J1lspntch to Tho Chicago 7rtlans.
prrrSisunG, l'a., Nov. 1.-The Committee
appointed NJ tho reeent Dt0resan to,.
ycntls,l, ln this city 10 wait ulloi. tllo lIev
Dr. CortlaEelt Whitehead aud formally an. 4,
,iUul,cn tho uetloM Of tic convention returned
this morning. They foulItl tile Mshotelu.t
In rhnrgu uf IL well-orugred p,trisls and lhe
head OF a llnppy home III South Du,hlehsll,
l'l. 4 handsome stu,ie church and teetety
attested to tie soll.E wealth Of tlle retplo
Under Dr. IVtlitelleau's ctlargc. The gentle
1la1t himself seems TO have made ulost
favorable Impression upon Ills viz [t0ra III
regard to tile l,onors conferred upon lin BY
tile convention, DR.: Whitehead s!gnffea Ills
acceptance Of tic I'ixtopr!e; Had II bseHa =.
cuIl to lluw parish Dr. WhttelIead said lls
would have undoubtedly declined such :
Gull, ~ liz lat declined similar calls
to Erie artl to PhflatleipIIla; but III the ptes.
ent instunce lie regarded Ills selection as taa
SUCCESSOR IL tho tinlr 1nAde vacant by lne
lninuIltett Bishop kerf0pt as III holortoo
grtut to bU pitt nSde, nIld felt acceptance 10
be his duty. Further, hu stated that, IN tle
nbsullce oil Dr. Hitchcock, tle Chairman o.
the visiting body, he would einb9dy MS ac'
ccptallce lii u letter to tint gentleman 4! an
early tate. Yho Eexs step, which Is uslty
only 4 f0rntality, consists III tho approval u
tile Mnjurlty Ut tho staading coininlttees u
tho Episcvpal ti0ecses III tie United stales aass
thereof, Of all tho bishops. Tlis Having Eea
secured, tho BtsEnifuect Will by c9llstclatea rs
such bishop or Bishops tls lle may designate
, 1881-11-02

A Protestant Episcopal Cathedral.
ALBANY, N. y, Nov. la prosessant
Episcopal cathedral will bo erected Aere.
, 1881-11-02

4 Bcs.tt-Annual Dividend ofi Fer Cent.
pn1.ApE1.rlIiA, l'n.. Nav. l.-Thu Peun-
syivanll. luilruad declared senll-annual
dividend OF 1 por cent. I'd
, 1881-11-02

;s soi;neets WITH WITH tho @ chesapeaie i iihio
Railroad coming M frum lstc!uionsl. Frnm
fnlows tho valley uf tho Elk River for solllu
Iii MILES to Its lieat-wnters ut thu Allegheny
AIonntaius; crnsstng there through rchark-
ntly low Rnr, uIn'!, y Ern'Is of n'nly seventy.
.lis.nnce. Ut about. nine miles tn thu.
,iortl, fork ol the south bras!rl' OF
the Potomac illyer. anui themes hy thn
nnks Of tho sne for ss slSy WIZ v1so 10
mud West Virginia. Thence tic linc GRASSES
tItc country, y!a Winchester md f.cesburg.
to tho Potomac River. Il distance Of atlaMt
err f. fms + s @ sfiss isaE 't 'c fSS1 Sata s: 81 ay
lialtim"re Tfus the iiae extends y to!nl
.isluren nf COL miles frtnn Baltimore to Ctn-
two.iiirds tic ei,liru longtl,-aro along Tho
Thcrn 70 are sos towns md cities ,lircctly on
tho tilU 0f the rOlt, OF wh1cl, lSs have ITO
r"ss, r",fp SSsss'Ss W s Sssrsso Massxsf Sad nt;N
or ufo passed through. 'i'he estimated enst
Vt construction given fn tho prospectus
plncrs the maximum cnst ut Il tlrst.class,
Mie, "r Six o for ta ;a5 les. 10 tits
grain elevators, establishing .reIalr-sll.,!s,
prnvitltnE Aftlt-tracks. Md r0llng-st0ck. niA!
sSif{5f''nF %i a not ass sssiG ;" ss S'a's ts 4el
yi.ltng II complete rs,atl Il, running. order,
fully equipped, for, 81, LUX, ,o0o. fhEs sim.
snys tho pr0spectits, IL only Mla>slt nne,fourlh
ntlur lines from Cincinnati 10 the srnlGard.
Thu construction cntnlAny which, Il Is ati-
nn!llcctl. vii! hlii!l asul runfp tho roud, ls to
l'e known rs the Union l,nproyctnc,,t Com.
Slukl0 900. The projectors Of tho new ,roa't
wil! hold II for,ua meeting ncxt week, ut
which. It was sald yesterday, representatives
Of Mr. tionnl, sr; Vanderbilt, ind tho Pr.
well-knowll capitalists. nnd Mt which fall
plans for tho fliturg will bo o.tetermllcd upon,
, 1881-11-02

Another Celebration ut Newark. n. ).
NEWARK. N. D., Nov. 1.-The German
Evangelical Suntlay-School Society ees.. .
brntctl tho anniversary Of the Protestant
Reformation.