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aPfSta{ HNp9ttA 10 1F Gh1tnGo Ife14H4s
EI.Kl1AnT, 1lltl., Jan. 1o.-Tho Lake Shore
No. Chicago a,d Elkhart passenger-traln
was suddenly stoppcd about three miles west
Of llerO tllis morning by tic automatic brake
getting out Of gtar. While tho tralhlMen
wero getting down Under the rear Cur to lix
tho brake, No. II. tile loca! freight, casnc
laundering along and dashed into No. .,
buryng Its englnD III the couch. Thurs wero
sOycn passengers. In tho coach, who wero
thought to be killed. As soon rs tic steam
ind snaosn had died down some 10 the men
men could 20 10 work, they begun
ty illaktnK all entrance by tho
west door Ut tho coacl. The passengers
were picked up anu carried out. Some were
unconscious, but soon revived. Tho most
injured wuro:
William Graylt, Superintendent OF Bridges
OF tho Lake Shore Railway; leg broken.
, bfrs. Gen. 1lascalL Ut Goshen; urn cut
Miss 11attlo Wright OF Elkl,art; Acad bad
" cut.
Tllo physteians were soon Mt the wreck and
administered! to tho Wauts OF tho Injured.
III q short time tlloyrWe put iii cur ind
brought to Elklark whera III Immense
fr9%tl s9 d;' naS dsg gat,ts;tS who had heard tat
IG e9,,ss Of thS ee.aent L. blamed to tho
Wit that ions Il Is tiioas&t, a1tHo5,,g 15 III tisy @
clnlnl to hAyc, The wreck wns clenrctl ut ii
n'cttck, owing to tile nblo service uf Super.
tI,tHu1cnt Tucker.
, 1881-01-20

Special D!spatrh To The ChaeI0o 7rtbpns.
NEW ToIK, Jan. 19.-trho contest for the
Republican ScnatorsIIp III New Jersey drew
immense crowds to Trenton to-,luy. and tho
rival candidates did so,ue very lard
work In attempting to SECURE the
prtzo In tho caucus, There were all
sorts Of stories aloat during tho
day rs to tho fabulous Hnlus the Pennsyl-
yaltn Ka!lroad was alleged to iIavo put Into
tho CANVASS, mud the names wero freoly
bundled about Of tic members who
Ind been thus persuaded that tue i,l.
terests of the Republican .party
demanded tho election OF Gen. Sewell.
After Sewell's surprising galn OIL tho second
ballnt, his u!tEinatu election WIS conceded.
The only wonder was, according to tho
IiHles' special, tl,nt llu could not make It
directly after the SECOND ballot When
Sewell did secure tho nomination OH tho
eleyonth balLot,
HE WON ny TIE EXACT NuMnkn NECESSARY
fur Il choice, 25 thare being forty-ninc mem.
burs Of the caucus, When tho lucky ,nan
was brought III tu mAko u few remarks, some
one who probably Ind opposed l,I,., mud
who knew tie Influence TINT hat
worked for hin, proposed t|trcu cheers
for the Pennsylvania Railrond, wlci. put Il
damper OH tho proceedings. Tie Times
correspondent says tint the feeling here to-
night Is TINT In nominating Gen. Sowoll for
Senator the Republican party has taken
upon itself q loa.l which II will
find heayy 10 curry next faii,
ut least ut tho election next full. In East
Jersey, especially, It will be difficult to rec
oleile tlle Republicans to the selection Of the
ny0wtd nEent und instrument OF tho Penn-
sylyNntn Noad III United Suites SenRtor. In
, 1881-01-20


NEW YonK, iJan. l0.-A small suite OF
.rUoms ut 14as Broadway IL occupied by Will
iam Holmes, Its wife, Mary. and her sister,
Mrs. Emily Rover, ngcd q. who Ind been
separated ,from, her husband more than
. ycar. Scyeral nlonths ago Airs.
lleycr becane acquainted with George
Dussel, Il young mat residing
ut Newark, N. j., and who tell tladly 1t, love
Will, ller. Ile desired to marry lier, Int She
refused OIL tho grou,,tl that her husband was
still living. 1le'bccamu exceedingly jealous
of her, nnl prosecuted her to sucll an extent
that sle told him Ills visits must ccIlse. Iii
vlplpnt augor
THIS EVENING
he entered tlle sitting room where Mrs,
Rovcrs was talking with Mr.. and Alrs. Holmes,
and, before word could bo spoken, uil-
corked Il largo botte Ut yltrlol, which he
lIcll III his lla1,d, am! deliberately dashed Il
quantity Of the aclu In Mrs. Revers fncc. Mr.
lloln'os sprallg to her assistance. lie also had
aquant1ty popred over his faco and neck.
D,ssei then Eow what remained upon tho
right cheek at Mrs. Holmes, und ran into tho
street, making his escape. 'rllpy uro dis
figured for ltfo, but tile wottsts nre not dun:
gerous. Mrs. Koyers n,ay lose her slight.
, 1881-01-20
Tie Telograp phic Consolidation a Fixed
Fact, with lay Gould as Con.
s0l-GeneraI.
Senator Sewell, Of New Jersey, Un-
derstood to Be Leased by the
Pennsylvania.
Slight Accident on the Ninth Ave-
nue. Elevated Railway
Items.
MONEY.
FOLLOWING IT'S TnAIf.

spfefal Dispatth to JAe Chicago Tribune.
New YoHK. Jan. 19.-The Public says:
Tie exchanges for the second week of jan
mary nre Of some ynlue elsewhere, but at
New York Of no value, as an Indication Ut
the general condition Of business. One fact
tells tho wh0le story. Tile exchanges at
New York weru even larger lust week than
In tile first week III january, VIXEN payments
amounting to more than saD. 900 vera
made Oil acconnt Of interest, dividends, and
the settlement Of annual nccounts. The
proportion OF transactions due 10 legitimate
business probably Ilas never been smaller
siuce "Dlack Friday" than it WINS Inst
week. Ths salrs of stocks were beyond
all precedent, They amounted to 3,45O,0l3
stlares. and the average price was fully S73
per Bhnre, 50 that the market value was nbout
s2G9,1oi ,4s2. Atter deducttng double the
market value Of shares sold, the remaining
exchanges were only sU4l.601.3v agalnst
S7s0,Qo0,000 tic previous weck.
IT is EXCEEDINGLY RARE
to sec tho exchanges III two consecutive
weeks varying so little as these: Week end
ing Jan. y, exchanges, sl,lD,sNGs7; bal
ances, s44,S5S,oo7; Jan. IL. exchanges,
sl,l79.s9o,3o3: balnnces, s3,,p0o,t47. The
great decrease in balances last
week shows plainly, II there. were
ITO other evidence, that the transactions were
due HI an unusual degree 10 speculation.
Outside Of the Stack Exchange there was a
large md satisfactory business. with some
symptoms OF an attack Ut the speculative
fever, but the adyance. I'll commodities has
not rs yet been Important, nor has the ex-
ctcmcnt bee1. gscRt. Bnd weather, Ice In
the rivers, and the almost In.plssable condi-
tion of tho streets interfercl greatly with tho
movement Of merchandise, but the prepara-
:: tions for the spring trade arcof unusual mug.
nttu1c, and tic prevailing feclLng Is scontident.
TIE GESEnAr VOLUME or BUSINESS
Is fa[r1y indicated BY the exchanges outside
OF New York. The a,uountat San FrnncIscu
for tho week ending Jan. 8, and at other
cities for the week enuing Jun. IL, is shown
hatr
, 1881-01-20

Cnttxto y fnigucz, Mt Madrid, contradctlng
statement tlsgrapflcd ia this city to tic
effect tint In tlng,ez> l,u,l accc,'tell from
Ills Spanish c,.ptors 1,,sit1nn In Lle tsDyerll.
,ncllt bahk {Isanco Espagnulr) at Atatrttl.
THE 1Anif:H' LAM lEAutE.
'rlc 1iadtcs' Land f.eNgur. Ut New, York,
held n injecting at tl.n Mutt Memorial 1fall
Inst evening. tu',n W. tsuir delivered .nEi I'd.
dress. \ plclnra or The Inst tfisli Parliament
IN session wus raf1led for. Thu PROCEEDS of
tic ,l,rrtIng md tho rhle nre 10 go to tho
Land League mud ovictcd fund.
~ TIE WEATHER. o.,
Thn weather here this morning WINS cloudy
nut! cold. but towards ,lou,, began tp eicar,
a,ll at this hour Il y. nt.) tho sun Is shfn-
lng brightly. Thermometer: a. III. 10;
Q Ii 1n., u: ,iooii, ~.
- IN THE poUf. TOURNAMENT TONIGHT,
I'VE, Walllstrmn defeated i. Scflnefer, II 10
= to: Joseph King defeated Samuel f. Knight,
N to u.
John E. CASMEyE1..
g. JD!ln +. Calmneyer, OIa Of the oldest
lcatller merchants OF tlts city, died In Brook
'iyn yesterday, aged 81.
= = y A. CNAstI or AN ELEVATED HALFWAY.
"A lrnln on the Ninth Avenue Elevated
R9'ttoatf was delayed Mt Fourteenth street
sttt1f1 this morning, alld tho following trnin
l,oePethg warned, crashed Into II. Tile plnt:
forms f,,e cars were bndly smnshcd. Mrs.
Cornell, Of Brooklyn, Ind MI nnlzlo spralngd,
and William, K, rHrdon Ills l,end cut.
DELAYED pisrATc11Es.
The distractions on tho land line connect
inE with thu cablcs ilnyo not been removed.
The market dispatches aro still coming
irrcg1larly. Some Ut yesterdays dispatches
arriyed this morning.
THE WNESTL1SG MATCH
between Edwin Dtbby aud.Duncan G. Ross,
Of Canuda, was won by tlle former.
, 1881-01-20

MENDOZA. ILL.,, Jun. 1u-S. G. Garrard,
mechanic Of mucK: Intelligence, sustained
shocking accldeiit this afternoon. Ns was
at work at asclrcu!ar saw, when piece Of
sollss oeK'' that he was cutting flew
from: th6 SAW, and, striking lin In
the forehead, inflicted a compound COM
minutef fracture Of tue entlro frontal bono,
port!ous OF which .woro driven in over M
truae! urs. Cook and Edwards ware
instantly in attendance, al,l raised the
hone. thu helnurrhage, especially fronl
,tli4postrlls was profusp, aill tho eyes swollen
VhG}!il(ortul!!so .slal', though suffering III.
tvlaaaty, IL quite conscious, but tllu natUEe OF
tile tNlurIes Ii 80 RreNt that lta recovery II
considered doubtful.
, 1881-01-20


cent for Atlantic & pariI1c,,AFNpw
stock fur tho oil stock IN TIC |
Western Union treasury, amounting to
as, ,xy,, IL tu bp Iilytdrt nn,ouu tho stock
holders Ut tint Company, md they
nre also tn rrrelyc st.3N,faO Of atI,cr
new stock for tt1s 7a,Ul0 sl,nrrs Ut
Atlantic Il l'nctiic stock tint tho Company
OWNS, making the actual s.arc nf tito sSu-
NIltxU. of wl,icl, they will rccetya eCO..
u:0,lax, cu,.al to t4s and frne,ton per cent
Tlpru is nti ttl fifty cents worth nf old stock
in the Western Union treasury Tint docs mt
seen, to bp provided FIR. Taking the present
WESTERN UNION crock
tn hol,crs' ha,ttls Mt par. and lin two other
stocks ut their real valuation, there Is 10 be
Injected into tic new company SUI, 4s3,iA5.
tttvi,lcd rs follows: Western Uutou, Sl6,5s1,
4t5; American Union, StO0tW, ,OOj: n,Hi Atlu,-
tic 4 l'ncitir, $780, 100 It ii estimated by
competent authorities tlmt tho entire COLI
sol.late.t plunt could be efficiently duplicated
for se5 O0o, 100. Another soi,rcc 1T information
states lint the propose. capitalization of &c..
O00 st,ares Mt par IL to bc divided rs follows:
Fur Western Uniot, stock Mt l47, for American
Union stock ut ri, anl for Atlantic &
Pacific stock at W per cent. These figures
having been sent to President Green, ha re.
turned MI answer t),at they wcro incorrect
"except the Inst one," W)nt
THE coEnEcr FIGURES
were ho refused to state. Mr.. Harrison
Durkcc. who Is n Director OF botl, tno
Western Union md the AtlRnttc It. Pacific
Companies, n.1u Alr. Wilson q. liunt,
who is a Director of the Western
Union Company, coc, said this evening lint
the consolidation, was approved by the three
Directors without q sll1gp dissenting vote,
Ncithor was willing to etye my details Of the
nureen,c,,t between tho companies. Mr.. Hunt
,lcclnred that the consolidation way made 10
protect the public as well as tho telc!t
graph colnpanIeg. Thu competition was
such. lie sh{d. TINT the con,.
pa,lfes were taking messages from
points lit the Immediate vicinity OF
this city ut rates less than the actual cost Of
delivering them. One result OF the consolEda-
tion would probably be, therefore,
An IMMEDIATE 1Nr,sEAsE IN THE TARIFFS
to local points, although he did not think
there would be any increase 1T the rates Mt
large. Mr.. Gould now owns nlaJoriiy
Ut the stock OF tic present Western
Union, and by the consolidation Ut
tile several. companies will control
majority of the joint stock. ANY iiew Duard
Of Directors tint Is chosen will be In Ills i'll
terest and III that Of his friends. The Amcri-
can Union and tile Atlantic l. Pacific Telt-
graph Companies will by the present
arrangements disappear entirely as coll
trolling ngcnts, although tho stockholders
, 1881-01-20
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES,
MEETING Or TIE D1llECTOlsS OF TIE WEST
Elt% 1fSInN


Special D|spo{eA to Ihs Chicago TFtbuns.
NEW Y0tss. jan, 1a-The meeting Ut the
Westcr', Union Directors to-day was long
o''e. or the twenty-l,ne numbers ut tho
Board there woro twenty present, as
follows: Norytn Green. William II. Van-
derbllt, Edwin ID. Morgan. Augustus
sc!ell, llarrison DNrkee, James II.
Bunker, Samuel I. narger, Josepll llarker,
Hamilton Afckny rwomby;IJo Van llor,lc,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Wilson G. Hunt, Ed
wat1i =. Sanford. John II. DUH, u. D.
Mills, Oliver II. palMer, SAMUEL
a. Morrison, Ansun a. Stuger, Edwin
ID. Worcester, aill William ID. l3lsInp. Tho
nbsenteas were Gov. Alnnzo II. cornull,
Moses Taylor. Chester ". Chnpi,,, hubert
Lennox kcnl,ey. ]. llersepunt slorgnr,
John u. Pullman, Henry Phillips,
ahd Hugh j. Jewett. Mr.. David
Jones, the twellty.ntnth member, utetl two
tlays aRt', and the vacancy llas hot been tllea.
The Aeetinxs OF
THE ATLANTIC PACIFIC AMI THE AMEtlI-
CAN Union
Companies were also tlcl.l during tho utter
noon. Tie following are tile Directors Ut
the American UNlnn, nil Ut whom Will 10
1ut Ut uit!ee Us thu result Ut thu consuttlla-
tlo1l Ut tho companies. although su,uu Ut
them Will 30 lnto thu Mew Directory:
Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon. Washington l..
Connor. 1sobert darrett of Yaltlmors, Levi
e. Letter Of chlcngo, Nathaniel Miles, ltl,s-
sell Sage J, J. s'oenn. Fred l.. Anes OF
Boston. +. Gor.iuM Dexter Ut l,ns-
ton. TE!uuas T.. Eegert, Tholuas
SwtnRard Ut Canada, and d. Ii. Hates. 1t
was luatl,ed frols all official source during
tue afternoon that the awards viii bo III fo!-
Iowa: 10 thH Western T1nful fs,ltnnnny
, 1881-01-20
WESTERN RAILROADS.

8WfW UIp19ek 70 Tk* C6tea20 IHbHtW.
NEw YomK, Jun. l0-TNp Directors VI tho
lIannlbal j. 1T. Joe lia{lroaI Company held
their quarterly nIee!tlng lu, tllfs c!ty today,
aud decided tp r.,cvutp,end to tho stuckhold.
ers to fund tbs ,holidytt debt Ut tho Company
Into an ss.UO.otW consolidated ,uortgage,
Will. bo,tls having thirty years to run and
bearing per cent Interest. Tho present
bolIde4 lslt OF the Company ls $s,le},-
00Q. Tue difference IL tu be met
by the proceeds OF the sale
OF tho colnpany's lands. It !s estimated that
, 1881-01-20

aieatiots-ror tennessee s e anftho {; ohio % Val
Icy. areas Of ra'u, partly cloudy mt slightly
warmer weather. 1,orthcrly to westerly winds.
aild failing barometer during the tlny.
For the Lower Lake region, slightly wnru1-
or and partly cloudy weather, variable wind,
generally from south to west. and stationary
ur slowly fuilEng barometer.
For the Upper Lake region, Upper Affssis.
sippl nnn Lower Missouri Vntleys, falling
followed BY rising barometer. slightly wurnl
or md partly cloudy weather, with lot.nI tnIns
In Missouri aud Minnesota, and soutllorly 10
westerly Winds. probably shifting to North
west during the night.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1881-01-20

DEApwoop, D. r., JAY lo.-Eire yester-
dny morning destroyed tho bookstore anil
art-galleFy of Hamilton j. Rockefellow a,.d
Knowles K Marshuluu's drugstore. lilo loss
o1 the stock and building OF Ilainllton 6s
$1,000. Knowles i Aarsl.innn's loss IL s,U00;
Insurance, 5000. Al. j, Wertiielnler Il Eo,,
dcnlcEs hi lry gouAs, suffered damage BY
WAter al'onntt'lE to ;$6.0U; fully lusnreI.
*3,UO. Covered by Insurance.
, 1881-01-20
IAlRCENY,

Special Corrtspondsnes of The Chttaao Trtb4ns'
0n100svrLLE, ILL.,, Jan. 18.-Au arrest Fts
Inade here lust night that haa CAUSED coslssltl.
nble excitement. For months, harness aaa
other things woro mysscrtously tafea
from Stables in this vicinity. a ca~
Of snrKInMl Instruments WIS fot'tS4
with oth9r or tho nlssl.,x goods H. tho apcu9'n,,
houss It lloek. Tyler 70; st. Louis; h4ss ,a,s}s
respectable fRra,-lant. 1to ia under asres1
asld hAs owned up duplicating a tuaIl 1atnsS
, 1881-01-20

WAupAoA. Wls., Jim. lO.-John Counors. 1n'
alleged nlbbcr Ut 3frs. Coates dlutnonds
NGonah the utKht Of The llth Ut list April p'ess
ssutoaesd to tcn years IN tho s,ate's prtspa = =
NMupuu, the irst Two lAyA Ut euch fGalr ~ ~ ~
solitary .conhnemunt. Tho pflsoneF u wv
ytMgs old.
, 1881-01-20

apseHt 0HpaEtH 70 1Hs tHltdV0 1T16EHs.
CtHciSSAT1. O., Jun. 11.-A repurt rccc|7N
hero. frol, Carlisle, KY, says that mob It
masked men went to Noah Andessnn's residence,
near ttlorc. to whip him because he 1,lultreated
his family, Eelng refused utltnlttHncc, the rs;'
ulators Ut tho nulglb0rhoou's morals broke deHa
tho door. As they entered Anderson cou-
tnc,lcnt firing. Tho man returned tho tire. az!
Anderson fell dclld. Sa'u Anderson hs soa,
run to hIs fathor's mid, asld out
LIT struck him nuar the hc,lrt, Intllccl
q tatal wound. Tho attncktng uarty were nd
known, hut tlcoruc lictry, of Carlyte, ~ said u
bu wounded surlouiy In tho neck. 4 litter r.
IDrt xiEes tho atUry sure foundation, but Id
plrtita Implicated Are at!il unknown.
, 1881-01-20
NEAR WELLsYILItE, MICH.
Ep4sta4 pjsptteA 10 Jhs 1hlcauo Tribune.

ApnlAS, Mlcl,., Jan. lv.-A HOW brick
school-'louse, near Wellsvl!ls, this county,
was burned with contents lust nIght. Il total
ioss Ut $500; insurance, 81. zoo OIL building,
III the Home, Ut NUw YORK.
, 1881-01-20

MT. VERNON. O.. 1au. lD.-On Monday pso1
three Mau attempted grAyo rt,Dbe1y 1'f.1
GAan, this cou1ty, and when nearing tho bo'
tom Ut tho grave which they werv excasatils'
they struck tospe1o that had been plhcta ea
top vt the cuftiu for prorectsou, II cxpl0!sst.
Instantly ktlltnK fHAtt nntlul naisied u!ppanss
and brea k!nx log Vt t,t,o ttanr, whose uams ~
cAnruk 1e learned, The third purity, W9o ~. w.
kseplsaE witch, succeeded tn getting h'a eHn ~,
panlols tnto y sloyh. .takiug Hight. ut,d c'ao'p*
ugrNNt. al IN,
, 1881-01-20
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, p, e., Jan 1s.-1latn was re-
ported I'll Tennessee, Louisiana, and N[issou-
II. Tile weather was generally cloudy, and
along the lakes and rivers foggy.
, 1881-01-20
1Eorsford's Acid Phosphate fn Typn''7
EfaHar.

have been Rreatly benefited myself, %: t,s,,t s
have utlars. frotn uslng 9i0rsf9rt,s Ac!a ~ I'll
phate. have use1 it 70 the exclusion " patr.t.
utAGr ren.edica, III typholl feveF. with tsft 3nNs
tSylnx results tu myself, ala with thaaAs
uly p4tlenlA for 70 agreeable y resuedY II n
y. H. ], kEllAN H. -
at. Charles, Ainu.
, 1881-01-20

CHARLESTON, y. C., Jun. lv-sfiss Desss
Wcrts, daughter Of William Werts, living aeaF
Prosperity. in Ncwberry County, this stats. WI
brutllly Outraged mud murdered MundaY escn'
Ing while going from her brothers boise to BIT
home. Two negroes naulud Bpcurtnau aaa
FUR wcrc arrested on suspicion and 'odgsl
III thn Hunsl-hUusc. They confessed tholt
thotn out und lyncheA thou. spenrmau ~
shut 70 death On tho spnt where tho crnc ~
committed. Fntr made his escape, but wnsf r.
uAptnFed tG-1!y ind hanged near Prnep~Flt!t
W II crowd Of whttes alls! blAeks. The na'
fNElunMtu Victim Wns - ycurs DID, und u leauu'
tul aud excellent young lady.
, 1881-01-20
D.. AT LYNN, MASS.

Special DIspateh to The cheuuo Tribune.
DosToS, Mass, Jau. IA seconl de-
strllctivc 1ro visited Lynn carly this ,lor,v
Ing, entaElfng a tGtal loss estimated from
S1o0o to S125000 Tho buildings de-
stroyed comprise tho extensive MOROCCO
factory Of 4. u, 1lurttl, g. Co., Il
carrlaEo nnanufact0ry, two dwelling
houses, md t},o ronl,sl.nuse Of tho
Iaeycre Beach lsaifroal. 4 number of other
structures Were also llI0re or less lalnaRutl.
Tile tlru caught tn the drying loft Of the Alar-
tin factory nbout :, O'Clock, hut before
q stream Of water could be thrown
tho entire building was In tlames mid
nearly twenty buildings were on fire.
Tho entire ilro department WIS called
out, Mld aSslHtunct WIS summoned frGM
Sa!ctl and other ntljaccnt PLACES, hut tho
Ihc, loss .of ;, 4. Il. Martin ald A.
H; }; Msstn i d Co. ls sls;ocp tsut4n'se,
lln,,nnlfacturery. $500; Insurance, s7l 800;
Skinner IL Golden, carrfngey, S3,6o0 ll!sur.
Ance, $500; Revere. Heault lsaliroad md
otlor PARTIES, $1,000; insurance, st, ,0W3. Tho
aro tic Traters' of ClIicigt,. S2,5 0JO; EIltcr-
prise ol Cincinnati, Mercantile Ut C!6yelnild.
nntl Cltfzells' 0f Missouri, 6,00O eAch !;
American Central Of st. Louis, $::,.5,Uo0.
THE RECENT LIVESTOCK HORROR
8ptcta! Dtspateh 10 TIA Chseaso 7%lbuns.
PHILADELPHIA, Ta., jan. 1O.-Colin Cam
ero1i, theaBellt ut llo famous Elizabeth Stock.
Farms ut Brlckervile, writes that tl,ore IL
every reason 10 believe tint tho wretclcs
Whn set lire to tho st0ck-barn Inst
Frltiay poured some !nilnulmable oii over
every bull, COW, altd calf III
tic structure, as tho head, horns, legs, and
yieNrty all the bNckboneY Wura burned to
, 1881-01-20
Lake Shore, removed for cause. These Items
ot intelligence arrive In tlme 10 help tic !,
per cent boom.

~ N'.-- '''-'FN @Fe NsA'S ~ '-~eF WV "
per cent boom.
-..--.-.--
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....,., ,,...,.. ~. ~ ~.
. y,,,. v',,,, ~, - ID .r" ."e s.a,s .ss,.a,
,,,,,, ,,a ,,a,,n ~, ;.,,i,,.,,, ,,t ,"r,,,.
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.,r','.,,,,t ",,',,a,, f,.,s ~ T.. ,.'. an,
,x,.s ,',., .ar." l., f;;nss, i ~, ,, .I, W. s
r1f,r tto t.'icrro"h s,,o rms O. pri /. t,,n,t,n
:Pn,,f,r Nntt mi t,a oo,t ,t,,ots rim "tnrn
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''F'" 'as'"'to" ~ t1's An.l"'o cSLe"aluH
afe quite potent. Tho continued upward
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or ,s ,,rs,s",c nnrs ~ s", Nv .te', aa.on "ms
Directors antl reports that tho scliclne Of
increasing the eapIasl stock. paying
OIL TIM ti0serii1nent bnllds, ni>d 'nn'sEng
scrip dividend was likely to 20 through. The
activity aud astvNtice II, Western UnIon,
Atlantic u Paclilc, ard American Union
telegraph shares to-day were caused by TT
receive favorable consideration at tie
Directors meeting OF tho Western Union to-
ttAr, The continued
wEArSEss IN r.prr
can be tracpd IN the mil, oho1,t cona+r,,ct,no
, 1881-01-20

At GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
gptstaI nspassA to TAs CAttaea Trsbus+.
GRAND RAPIDS, A[lch., Jan. 10.-P. Dykcr-
M u Co.'s ELEVATOR, containing 1900 bushels
OF grain, waa damaged by tire ~ the
, 1881-01-20

PtnLAnELrIrrA, Jan. 10.-ti. +. ttothato,,.
lnger-becr bravery burned to.light, Ios.a
s:W.UG0; Insured.
, 1881-01-20

AT 11OLESDALl;, F:SGLASD.
14oSpoS, Jan. 1o.-l'Ite 11olcl,,laIr cptto,,
mills ut Washington burned. Loss, Ella IN
, 1881-01-20

In response to. II telcgran, from Mayor
Barker, OF Al1cllEgnn City, Flrt-Afnrshal
Atusllnlli and Capt. l'ote Shower, OF No. II,
took ,cotnpany with their apparatns
the morning. Conductor Gray. helped
the boys to breakfast on the roatl, md When
they hnd nrrlyed III Michigan City Mayor
3arker, Aid. ,TtllOtsor anu Schultz, ai,4
Mr.. Francis, editor Of the Dtspatc!I,
tDuk magnificent caro Of them.
A aecdeat occurred; however. Wheli
tho train was turning "Y," OIL reaching
Michigan City,. The locnnlottye broke Il
rAil. Tic te!s1er Jumped thu truck. anu by the
bnrGst luck No. II engine md cart with
l,00U feet Of. hose md Allsiam Shower illld
tic company escaped GglnK 1nanEied tt q
hemp. 3fnyur I}arker beiittingly appreciated
the situation during tho nrogrt ss Of the ilre,
Michigan City will send Il delegation to CHI
cngo In n few days to purchase improved ilre
apparatus. Tho city las 1,o00 peoplu ainl ten
el9'rel!es, but tas Mot u solitary look
nlzcd their Insecurity yustAr.lay, trllc
huge s,,lld hills overlooking tlls
city were dotted Wilt, groups Ut
alEr1ghsed women a1!1 deM0raltzutl men, nlld
nlut1iln failing from heaven tt, purfs!liMg pco-
p!e beforU tho fire was hardly liore wect,lnu
tlInl1 tlie appearances tlt Il steam ilrt-enginc
iii Michigan City yesterday,