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, 1881-01-29
IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS.

pP<ttAS Letfs}p1f1affte ~ lHe Chttd9o 1f41HHes
DEe MONIES, Ia.. JIM, 97.-The people of
Iowa, and especially tlloso Ut tie Dcs
alolnes Valley and central portion, have for
years desired some other outlet for their
graiM tlnn through ChtcAgO elevators. They
don't like tho speculative ways Of Chicago
dealers, who gnn,bse lIt "margtns" Instead
of grain, a,,,l baso u.u market oil speculative
aud fictitious ynl,cs. The realization Ut their
hopes now seems quito l,ossthlc-itlced,
very probable, by the DpcnIng ut n now md
,!irect route to st. Lauls md Liverpool via
AIisslss!ppl River. SIecpy: st. Louis II waking
up to tho fact tlnt tlla Eratn tiuto OF the Des
M0l'es VMlley y worth something, nnd WIZ.
IT, x t'spoFiH!o oso i"l a aSatEss tsn Gh,cnayS aS
nil y Contrasting to tiailver grattis
Is e,aatie'! f9ou. '?a H. io,1s % ya NsW s Yari. t'
Thls ia n gatn to tlle farll'ers Of two to three
~ ststo ef T"t less ' !, s soSSa a6oS - ysss. il
dltl iIot take advantage of Tits difference.
Jay tanuld. with his usual saEaclty, conl-
Watur roi!to yia 81. i.puIs to Eiilups viii b.
the gralil r0uto for tile surplus products Ut
tl,a Mississippi Valley. Is Just. now putting
liluselt In sl,apu to handia IT. lie ~ buying
" ssEs E Ssa a It, aisass' sss es ss 6vsr 5s fst
lI0 bushels OF wheat went down tho river
000 bushels. Nj. t;ol,ld says 10 will
inx IN sraia Sy Il ths e'' soats III ii LSstpoai Ss
New York TAls wsuiI @ I sye % tha farmer M . til!
cents inore busle! for wheat, a'nl an clunl
u 9et to st. I.nuis - tho next and i,,,.
portunt uosldorat,ln', and hero Jay. t;na!d is
oil lta1M to a0!yD tho prableu&. Ills Wabash
system now trayerses the lower lsalf of tho
, 1881-01-29

~. r., Gilman, President; II. b. lluh,
chaf'c,, ,,1;,Ide. and i. II. Hammond, Vlco-
y. ,,.n,s. ". II. Pollard, Secretary; antl
fr, frfs'"'"Ei "E,iointoD, 'rrcas,lrer,--nlt OK 1own.
!o.cph, nroiu,scs 10 authorize this Company
y ross7,.ucr HINES or TEi'EosArH
ev 'ns',t ite entire UntieA Htates, and in
afonSinra culbrace'l IN irentics ilillo W tllG
Iu';sd Sates viii! other stoVGf3ies. " nt
enesar n ior tc establishment OF stations
pos.tn pos.tt,.tnn and the performance ot postal tele.
theigS,",s ,ssIylcn during tle full period OF l90
E1spn.' With tho right 9f rci,nwai. ihe Ing ptIl
1hr ,n 1f tte .o statrs Sps 70 ssonstree
snPomei1ti, ommaiotai,l its lines over NIL public and
aid ~ n1inis iantis, post-ronds, bridges, etc, to
Pn"s Ps,,,r EXTENT THAT T1fE GOVERNMENT
7ht 71.s o. aycrcso ita right OF eninent domain
9lRs.ts san,n PURPOSES. Tint q Fourth A.
tot tot,.nt no TostpastcF.ticncrnl shall be appoint.
" 10 nxcrcIso supervision over thc alalfs ot
the fr ot ,V oxceed : x % cotlts fof @ tho
M1 :Mls1,p.m;ssIo1t pm;I OF cncli nlcssaRc 81 twenty
0anoi1a oT less for uny distance III the United
s.s,es, md where delivery Is made tbroKt!
na'ff .ha 'ffnsN Department the tlovHrnt1ct't s'inll
o a te resporlscfS ,or 10 fp fr
Eei Essore.ietter delivery, two cents fof carrier TO-
A'1' svc,t RATES AS MAY lie FIXED
:, ths post1nastcr-t;sneral for spcetal tlcliy-
~ ~, Wien n receipt ,nny DO demanded by tho
eeaa39arr. It Is provided TINT, within ninety
sara nftcr tile enactment Of tho bill, tho Com
asny shajt commences the construction at its
rMi.n. Mi,,;. ard within twelve months thereafter
p1aIIiT !phaIi cnnHect tho Cities Of Washington, New
VIII VIII Boston, TllIadelplla. Baltimore,
RR;%rlbnn;oJt!, R%lbn; Charleston, New Orleans, Pitts
h,Tr. Cllcago, CInclnlinti, Milwaukee,, st.
Ynuis. and Intermediate cities, with Its Iltlcs
iIithiu three years thereafter the .pInnt Hlist
~ ~ increased Ia $4,000 miles IN length, and
w,ithIn seven years TO 10000 miles, alEd ut the
r1to thereafter that ...
ooSonEss MAY FROM TIME TO TIME DIRECT.
,fte csuital stock to be limited to Sl00, Co.,
m issuablo In two series TIA" aud "D'D
II rnIlnl amounts, and each series limited to
lis per milo for racll mile .of limo equipped,
md siD pcr milo for each additional wire.
ssTtes "A'' Is 10 be dEyidcntl-bcarlng stock,
nd shail ulone represent the ownership and
management nal Of tic property. This stock Is
"a b. sold to the public to provide monts for
nnnstruction purposes, etc. Series "Bn Is
n be nol-dtyitlentl hearing nnd allowed n0
rofre in the management OF the affairs at tho
Cnmpapy, EXCEPT In tho disposition Of Its
nronerttes and franchises by sale or lease,
nd shall be- tlonntctl to the United StnteA
Eoyernnlent, Ii, ret1,rll for privileges granted
md Is bar to tho disposal Of Its franchises or
property
, 1881-01-29

stnIa srM ~, proNvhlcsi i was cn,sEGte'l Vct +
1,. wit ~ ~ tf.aa hnn M . @ ttain. H. M
eas! 'lsy irior g III his tic prsl!maFy
H. ~ IL IT ~ 'ion,Io ,v,;ai, % al.ot IN Az nai, III
.a1,s 1s' u @ TO- aee,de ~ "tl1Gm ,., s1a ph ana.y
in Wavnc n t.o,,tv % wSirh ia " on liz frnn m,
israni of % tic s Gissseo, lsiirlinston @ L VI Qnincy @
ni cnstrc,io HAY s % ,so,,,, .iIsH ,"m;
svi,, H. III III'9 sa, s 1s "vu cJcs tns
fru,n fnn,ar,.t,jm n ,sin,, ~ ~ IL Svn
i'asIl. Al Ceiitcrviio co,,nretion o. " would S 10
I art M' az rs t''e @ Wnias 'S' .}1rcst IVY !" @ssp
Io,iIs no,har roatn n"a utri ,m,aiIo, " VIII, M,
tjn Abba & Knoxvile t3rat1cl, l'i Of "tio tic
fo,,r milo4 nnfhrr rot,ta j. ~ ~ H. t.sos s3a
% ~ ,cs sinins lvcr :" e HI + ot S slG " sfa saslo snS
cntr thec asTr ncInss ~ 'S NJ, 'sx: 1var: ~ sni ~
Kasxy!Is; tiisnce i!rcct soutlleasit li 70 AIbIa,
i"nGer 1 s!nl o's s nx'w'sise than to lM1es.
Te adyaf,tnEe i xa,.e by tcse ro,.tes IS ttst
to f,rttar wal III, Il t' sa,eI .!n snc" " th ta M.
,,,,,rm"m, tot tho r. rt,, ,,.,i ~. i,tit nIn
Rntn9s I'm, s"vern @ nnnia ~ ina w. hun,, lara
to in,i,1ce n chnnro in rp,,trs. a Yesterjnr nne
1tntn their liz Mofmnx ~ 9'hnrithon !" eud 1t
in,Its nrnicct Wii ti,ia nav t,,'c 1 md III trans.
fnr tin ~! Ooo nv oirnn,tv vn,cH ,~ vi Nhariinn
10 tLo i}es Mntnes St Iouis nft,.
,r;tI, n" WniaGI, ~ f,tr,sito " ,rantI.. o
snthenst M @ t,sn"e IN 1iin' w the NHrt
Missouri. by Tia Ghnritnn (. St. It.uIs rotlta.
i1is 1nn, * Fro H. Wnnea @ ,so,ii Ea nnsr}v
,rai,cl, Ia in.iiannta. % nnj t5,s (nicaco. iuT.
iinEtnn q quincy brunch from lnlianola to
, 1881-01-29
RIVER MEN.

sr<etat Nspoteh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 2S.-The House
Commerce Committee voted to-day to report
1L0p0oo for the Mississippi lNver from
Cairo 10 Now Orleans, and $g0o, 200 from ST.
Louis 10 Cairo. The struggle 0ynr tho sub
tect has been OF great Interest, Tile csti-
mates OK tho River Commission for channel
Improvement nnl 1oyees from Cairo to the
Gulf were 5000, 600. This was cut down by
The "Cnmmltteo on the Mississippi River"
ST. 1000, and then passed to tic Commerce
Committee to be tackled OIL the regular River
and IIarbor bill, and there 1t l'as boon further
reduced to the aboyc Mnlnunt.
NO PROVISION
had been made for the river from Calro to
81. Louis by tho Commission, but, through
The energy Of 3lr, George l.. Wright, of 81,
Louis, tho Commission were induced to
favor The esttn,ntcs OF the United States
Engineer having glinrgo Of this pUrtt0n with
tho favorable result reached ta..lny, willie
the reeulnr report Of thu River Commission
has been cut down to - per cont Ut the
original estimates for the lower river. rllo
been reduced but little. This was duo to
fixed determination Of the Western men and
70 those sent to assist.
ANOTHER REroIrr.
- spestai Dtspatth to Ins Chicago 1ttban@
WAsHlSaIoS, ID. G.. JalI. a3.-The House
Ssa ass S5 Rxor vSsf saf # abes bS5s'axsS xppop te
addislqnal items Of local Interest to tho
various States, but MI OF tlose items md
n',sep t2se previously agresd to by to ,CoM-
before the BIZ shall have hecn iiaalIy acted
nn by tho full Committee for rerort to tho
, 1881-01-29
NOTES.,


a.. Special Dhpateh to TIA Chicago Tribune.
a. o,WAsliiSuToN, D. c., Jan. Ex-senator
saunders stated to-day that Nebraska would
present ex-tsov. Furness, ot that State, III q
s~'aidate for Commissioner of Agricultiire.
~. TIE LETTER TO sr1lNnkIt
The House Spcc!al COMMITTEES auDoTuted h,
Investigate mil ascertain who wroto Tie
svt.5,hohs ~ ~ letter offering Mr.. Springer
rsI,.s 40 voto for ihe seating Ut 1gllat!us Dom
vii lily y VIII soon report to the uouss. Theru
~hi.t ~iI W Two reports-the minority report,
ill., WIZ fecelT0 tbs assent Of Atessrs. Car-
.nsaL 's' LLoa'lsbery. Updegraffo Of Town, i3utter-
~. o.n, III, and Clallin. which will dcctarc
~, @S ,'etlGr. atcssrs. Hlcknell and Cliib.rsoti
H. tv"s!stoou they will dissent from tic Tn1or.
ya saist NJ as to say that III their opinion Fin
d r,sstt,atIl Is not proven OH the question, ~
o'ss. Steael ot tho privileged Of lis lfo,ss. Th@
10 hnId ,s,n..l nl lha ColnMfttee nre understood
ibat n,at @itscIse opinlVI!s, and 1t liz pr0hnblB
slewss. s majority will not take the affirmative
the PUBLIC LANDS.
w.s,,. - ~ Wester7. A.soetatfd p,fn
A. WTf,nHIllSuT,N, II. q, Jall. .3-f;om,n,ss,ou
peatea, ,ains a OF tle General l.a,,d-( ()tlee, ap-
flc rsndGse dGet!ore thu llouso Committed oil rub-
nAcessitS ~ uaY a1lu urged the prDpriety and
'Ths l",;5,,t9I t9I TnsuryeY Of tlle public jululy,
quest fth,.h'ttee Ky directed !ts Clarlnan to rts.
elude in NJ r. sAgpt9priatlons COMMITTEES to ill.,
"p' 'of this purpose, '|As "'' "pptop''"'
Thauo COMPUTATIONS,
ths fo|eiw,att;os 1|Si,ato b, executive sesslon confirmed
]. T, Bcrtusr ,nno.l!ltAsH'ns: 1'ostmastarB--
rIsasa'n'hi rI'' Altoona IT, r. j, x. Mecaleb, Mount
9.L Wishtm;anT !. p: Campbsll. Ottawa, o.;
bsk.. L.; u. aieDoaald, brand /. Foiks.' FsI9ss'
Tha Ga. llEJEcTEI,,
Of Bont a. st'Iaee for United States Msrslal
Thu s.na'a sM@r ee!1lsEsE-ruEArY LEAK.
a. aiectlons totlsy atse aaaInIs, 9 l'riyleKes md
" c6Ins;ySs tt, y. F|sgarI q tie publication Of
Mey had noth;pa!! o. They ail' testltIad that
w means ~ tnaE1ls, and knew nothinX about
W 'aels getting out . fact aniyer-
, 1881-01-29
THE RECORD.
HfsSATE.

..,. Maos, .,,a M,.,s -: ", oa 'li. raya.u, @
Recommendation tiat It pass, BILL IT to amend
STAT statatcs in M rcIon ss 10 Ea te % ercaon Ito ,e Of Na
G% Thu pt iii o eonr ssH to S oeaso iii s%fa is to the
grous,ds In the Fort Dearborn D Reservation less "a lon
was taken up. on motion Of slr. Davis, Of IL
lInois, and clicitest discussion which occu-
pied the murntng hour.
bill, III order, he said, to give n hearing 10
private claimants, who had written to him ms
ono Of tho sub Committee @ to whom tho matter
was rctsrreo, , he proceeded to c"amont on
"u ~ anu ., ~ 1lau g.a..
ssua ro IL ans ta' o 'ns @ snss ss
railroads Tor oonyuyance or ioaso to p thcn. IN by by
tho oIty. -~-00.
explanation of tho ,ncnsurc, claiming that
1aJ a,u s, o.ta.,. Mn vs r , vi tuo
ns FIT, atM o14g,s' "dnr Tases. WniGh
that tilS praperty: holders II iho local!ty which
Sns!a @ ~, epoa t. ~ ,t AZ thErG }i, Ss ~ TIE
III MAs tMo tlueston WnetnGr tho nnIteu states,
ehanse n tse use oI tho land. Mr; Davis then
titlc i ordor q meet Mr; Edmunas' oI]cetions;
anu anPcnted to the sGnate to dispose Ct ~ hli
aet @ sss,r M asa,. ' a",'.AD's '''''''''''' '''a''
sir: E1ialt!tlua cal!c! Tor mo feK0iar order.
tsf s any ysaea III, so S 1t
morrow morning. ,,-,.,
United statca postai Tolcsrii,h Cotapnny il tho
Sn.s.Fa0'0a iinss aa' operation Of pos'"' telegraph
:, " hir;. Dawos-To establish tho rights Of tho
, 1881-01-29
A lADY LAWYER.

8pfetal Utspateh 10 7nA Eht<aea Tribune.
WAurUS, Wis, Jan. as.-rlly first Indy
ever admitted tn tho Bar In the Seventh Jul
slclal Circuit Of Wisconsin WIS to-day sworn
In. lIer na1,n is; Francis F. Arnold, md sho
lives ln New t4ogtlot, this county. Miss Ar
lady, and possesses tilnra tlMn ordinary a1ll
ity. She IL - years old.
, 1881-01-29

sptttal Dspateh 10 1ns cattn7o Tribune
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Jan. :s.-'rhc trIal Of the
suit Of tlle Warren County Agricultural So
clcty agntnst tile Chicago, Burlington Il
Quincy llatlroa.l, which has attr'.ete4 gootl
deaf Ut INTEREST llas Just eM .otl. Tile Society
slleA tho Company for !lnnnKes to tholrlu!lu-
fngs lust spring, caused by sparks from IN
uEgine; mid the jury, after being out twonty-
fu.Ir hours. brought III q ycrltct giving the
Society 81, sh00 ttA,llages,
, 1881-01-29
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LoSpoS. Jan. as.-The steamer Rochester
which arrived Jsl.. - from Boston lost 5iS
cattle on tho passage.
l1AslBuI.u, Jan. :.3.-Arrlyctl, stoa1ner ST.
lcsia fronl New York.
LONDON, Jan. :S.-Stcamsllips IIecla, from,
J}nston; Caspian, FROM InliinlNFB; Dunnlark,
from New York, linye arrived.
, 1881-01-29
CONSTRUCTION.

Epfttdl Ufpd9th 70. 1h6 Ehtfaoo 1f16hnf.
:, OcoNosowoc, WIS.,, Jan. "a force Of
zoo mcll are nt work OH tho Madison line of
tho Northwestern Railroad lutween MIL
waukse nnd Jefferson. Fifty~s!1 pile bridges
and three Iron bridges oil the first lifty miles
of the ruatl t,ru In course Ut construction.
Tho Iron straeturts will be situated, one
over The Ktnntckfnlek River, one over tho
Fox lsIyer, anil tho tll!rll over y highway II.
sprtMg.
, 1881-01-29

OFrIcE OF THE Chief SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsulSHroS, d. G., jan. D-1 Il. m.-For
Tennessee md tile Ohio Valley, slowly rls-
lug temperature md falling barometer,
southeast to southwest wl,tts, clear OF falr
weather during tho day, followed by cloudy
weather ind slight rnln or SNOW.
For tho Lower Lake region, slightly WARM
er, southeast to southwest winus, slowly
falling barometer, !ncrcaslng cloudiness, and
occasional snow,
For the Upner Lake region, Upper AfissIs-
slppt AMI Lower Missouri Valleys, generally
cloudy weather a1,d light, SNOW. falling ba-
rometer, variable wlWls (genera!ly from east
10 SOUTH. and rising temperature In tho
southern portion.
local OBSERVATIONS,
C1IlCAau, Inn, E}-lQ:l1 n. m.
, 1881-01-29

ST. Louis, jan. ga dispatch from Fort
Elliott, Tex, says the buck-boartl convey
a,lce for bringing the mall f1pln Tuscasn Inns
been found, with the mailbag and harness
Ut tho team, but tho driver. two passengers,
and tho mules are missing. Tllcy nro sup
posed to lave been lost III the recent SNOW
storm,
, 1881-01-29

GOULD'S SOUTHWEST SYSTEM.
Gen. q. N. Dotlge, Chief Engineer of tho
Gould system III the Southwest was inter-
viewed a few days ago III Council Bluffs, and
said that 1t embraced three nat,l routIs-tl
Missouri, Kansas Il Texas, the Texas Pacific,
and the Now Orlcans l'aci!lc. which will ls
practically one, a,t tho international 4; Grent
Northern. The former make n direct line
u New Orleans from St Louis. md in coil
l,ectl0n with the barga lil,e oil the Mississippi
opens lip tho whole Mississippi Valley. The
SECOND runs from New UrlIl,ns tu II paso,
where 1t lnnkes CONNECTION with the South
erll 1Pnei!ie, thus making u through line 10
SaIl francisco. At ii Pns0 It nls0 ,nAkes
connection With tlts Mexican Central
to .Mexfco City. The international
q tireat Nnrthern will RIM from
Tex, nlul from tl,eta tn Laredo, on the RID
ErRllde, there connecting with a llic tO Mex
leo Cty,-ln I'LL about | l,:a'0 niles, ut nt,
nyeraED cost ut nl,ont st, zoo per mile.
Alnx tGo Is comprchuNtlctl In this system, at,l
It IL Intended to Eise !Qr the Hlllln lityMll-
tnges to New Orlenlls n!nl Galveston that will
bu enjoyed by the wllule Southwest Thu
work In AtBxicn will nat be finished this
year, As hns n1wnyS he91l nilnIittctl, Now
Orleans Ii q splendid SEAPORT town, and tere
IL IN rens0N why sir should nut do tho
carrying between tllG Southwest nlMl Euro
prall ports. Wll0n this system IL complete
New UrtuAtIB mil Galveston aud every sen-
port OIL tho Gulf 0t MuxicG will at once be-
gill 10 flOurI33l imlnenSllrADly.
, 1881-01-29
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.

hoNDoyr, N. r., jan. a8.--'Illa lion. John
Maxwell, os Maiden. the largest bluo-stone
dealer along the Hudson. las male MI as
bignMeut. The labotets alM Quatrymen are
preferred creditors.
, 1881-01-29
<laFUHEAFENI'S.
lie IflNiilA DANCING AGAlENY,

American E1pfena l!ulldn1. ~ aiunroe-st.
EFiyusa EIu4seA Aila HFtfAtu Instruction speciality.
Elmo WnlsxltlK ii Vihor nuw TIuHd dancing tauaht
EapLd RoeYEate aud graceful with sattstnclon H4ar-
call fr0m u " o'cioek. Do Long, Patent WAlt!ns
Eha1t perfect s4f. INSTRUCTOR. eA0 aaFauf ~ p!Rc-
tco thetuun. fpr sAi9 II thv Acadeuay. Or tno!ose
st81lQ 1oF circular,
, 1881-01-29

+, WASHINGTON, u. e., Jan. .B.-1.lRlt snow
was reported only ut Rochester, N. T., and
light ruin In Louisiana and California, Clsar
weather gunernl1y prevailed.
, 1881-01-29
OTTAWA. ILL,

OTTAWA, ILL.,, JAN. .2a.-'rhB thermometer
Registered 10 degrees below zero here this
nlUrhlnE.
, 1881-01-29

DosToN, Jan. 2S.-rhe weather throughout
New England Is intc1lsely cold. Tho snow
blockade delays trains.
, 1881-01-29
ARKANSAS CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION

NHKkNoNo CTINTo INN 7 tEHlT Ilt7fWVE VNTVN
LITTLE Rock. Ark. Jan. sa-TAo allnual
meeting Of the State Christian Temperance
Union met here to-day. President J. I.
Palmer presiding. The attendance ts very
large. A resolution was adopted demanding
Of The Legislature statute Ut outright pro-
hlbftluD, y
, 1881-01-29

Ascrlnus Incident occurred OIL tho Mich
igan Central ltallrontl, about halt a mile east
Of Lake Station, ut o'clock Thursday evcn-
Ing. Tic regular ;west-bonnl train left De-
tr0it at 10 r.. ILL.,, yesterday Inori1tng. It cQll-
sisted Of six passenger coaches, and the bag-
Eagu md mail cars. AT the place mentioned,
whlla the tru!n WIS moving ui,dera full head
Of ste1ln, tho engine, tender, md pOstal-car
ran Oft oil siding, tho cnrs following COLI
tInntng on tho maIn track, It Is supposed
the swlscl, grOoyc In the track BECAME filled
with lee, thus n1sdirccting tho engine. The
tongue Of the switch broke aftet tue postal
chr passed over, and thus saved the entire
train from disaster which 1t IL eVull nppR!-
Ing to contemplate. Tho engineer, n cool.
1Ieatlesl nlan, applied tho MIR hrakes and
brought tho train 10 n stand-stltl III n few
seconds. Tho postal.car was llally wrenclled,
and sumo small tlAntagn WIS done otherwise.
but nolMtly was hurt. Two Of tfia lat!y pas
sunsets fallltctl nnl the lIlen on board were
badly scared. III n couple 0f hours THO traln
was realy to stnrt on ltS wny agAl1l.. 4 cnn.-
pGtel,t engineer saved tho lives Ut greRt
many pcuplo. AmUng tllnsc 0n l}onrtl tho
trnili were tho ll0r. Charcs y. AIetcnlf. Of
philadelphia, mil Mr.. Irving WATSON, editor
Of tile NArragallsctt Herald, and wife.
, 1881-01-29

charge u tho Ill., opposssl Il ns snpur',pqs. Tho
impeachment Maa rcIeeied-nycs, -; nHye.tl. A..
tlon.
rise 10 q ienstby dlseis.un n Wild, NJ. Eoko
remarked that It WIS tho purposn Ut tho TOM
,ntttcG which pe.tcc,ssl tho hi!l t, submit ~
tlcncent Of nHG hf tho HtntcA contiguous tn tho
indan Tefris,,ry ap1llcsble 4, sl,.'te n:cept!nx
aH @ otsns ~ othR biaay'% ane % s as was as '
deemed tho cond!tlna Of the indians required II,
tho presentation of .ho ute Co.nmisslnt, % Tsfort,
said tho scdrctary of tho 1ntorlor. nftcr hay!nK
1h na rosea rus @ *e ft e. n ba ffR ss:
npDIoKtztng frtln that t1nY 10 this. now withheld
Information which waa dur to tho snnntc. and
i,n w'sa nstc etce n .o pedne Dill Guild 10 III
coEo as'eH saaae that tho seerotory Of tho
ns that tho 'lelay il, tho report WA @ owiii1 @ 10
tho voIuaino,ts character Of tho correspond.
Ence ana other papers connected with It,, and
that ~ soon as those wcro arranged 1t would bo
81. Morgan replied TINT he did not wnnt to
Fl Hill H. .a ~ tn % rs no INV w @ H. f tns Ind mt
beon nllottod their lands as provided foc IN sbo
Uto blt. Inst ycar, WA uwinx to tho dclay III tho
day fl September At which tho Commission mr.
rived On The ground, md The sl'np rca9!rcd for
svs n to- iss earo III tc %
tor, when It co.tld nut be ,tono: II TOOK time.
nlso, foI Tho inoney to arrive which tho agree.
Mr. Tolcr said tho money 10 bo pnii tho S1tcs
ny tho Commission WAS duo t0 theni under FIR.
| NOR trcnties ind h71 becn unjustly withheld by
tho Secretary Of tho Interior. III accordance with
h!s action In former instances. although TINT
ot!lea! n9r assumcd to b0 tho special champion
| Without nation on tho bill tho Senate went
| Into executive session, and. when the tooEs re-
oponod, adjourned Until Tomorrow.
, 1881-01-29


,1JnLAnELrlIA, Jan. 2a.--It Is understood
tie opposition to the l.eadlrg Natlroad 1na,.-
ago,nunt l,ave concluded 10 Withdraw thoEr
na,ltln,llus suit III Colan,on Pleas a1,d abldo
the act!on OF tho i3oar.l Of Directors In nan,-
lng tic I'll. nj March Us Tho date OF tic All
nllnl meeting Ut tho stt,ckll1lders. Tho tlah-
ttnluns proceedings Werp brought u fDrcn
the directors to Tx an earlier day for the
meeting.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROADS.
Nsw ORLEANS, Jaih .s.-A Ncet!nX for
tho pllrpnsa Of considering consolidation Of
thu Now Orleans paclllc and Texas Pacific
HALLWAY Companies will b. hold III this city
Fsb. II. Theie IL no doubt but that u con.
aotIuation will bo effected.
ITEMS.
The Panhandle lsoad Ia building a number
OF stylish passenger-cars at tho shops III
Stcnbenyi!le, y.
The Ohio railroads reyel In combinations Of
Us fur nomenclature. The latest agoMy Is
the Cleveland, Caution, Coshocto>s i strllts-
Wills l.oatl.
It IL statetl III Peoria that the HoulI syn4i-
cato lins purchased tha Burlington, Non"
iuontla u Illinois A!vcr Road, nnrrow-gaugu,
which ruus from Monmouth to Peoria, anu
w1.a built " a rival TO- the Burlington q
Quincy, 1t Is understood t4at the ROAD Will
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-03

Senate. The calling OF a Constitu-
tional Convention is again defeated
by public apathy.
| A state of Anarchy Perry O.uusy,
Ask.nsss.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Aug, q
Affairs in Perry county are report
ed as being In q terrible state and
the story goes that Judge Harris
and three citizens were assassinated
in the streets to-day. Commune
cation is difficult. Troops have
left for the seat of war, the boat
reaching the place this afternoon.
The city is wild with rumors and
more troops have been ordered to
Perrysville.
| Fasal shootsDx ~, Iadsauapoiss,
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1.-Two
men, named John and Thos. Car
ney, were shot and killed last night
at the Exposition grounds by a
street car driver named VIM. H.
Collier. They were intoxicated
and quarreling.
sio,. Abo0s she lnf-sn.a M~cbsats.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. 2.-Peter
Grove, who has been so promi.
nently connected with the internal
machines, was arrested here ut
noon yesterday by Deputy U. 8.
Marshal Oh orders from the Attor-
ney-Geueral, Bail was imme edi-
ately rendered in the sum of $1O,-
900, but was refused till his hear
ing before the U. s. Court In Chi.
cago. Grove, with his bondsmen
and the Marshal, left for Chicago
at 10 O'Clock last night. Grove
takes matters easy and says he has
disposed OF his affairs here and is
now going to devote the rest of his
life to the cause of Irish freedom.
He intended going through the
country raising an army. 1t is un-
derstood that he is arrested for VIC.
lation of the navigation laws and
will be held on that charge.
M"reor ths Dyrnimsa. s-loss.
PEORIA, Hip. w. Grove of
this city, whose name has been
mentioned In connection with the
attempt to blow up British vessels,
openly confesses his knowledge Of
the plot, and claims the same right
to manufacture explosives that
others do to make fire arms. He
has letters from O'Donovan Rosa
and says that after september lst
no English vessel will be s0fe.
Some of the shells are on Exhibi-
ton. There is nothing to indicate
that those already used were made
here. 1t is thought that shells are
being made here, and the explo-
sives aud machinery at other points.
vics'Ms "f ,as 0,stt.'oey Expi"s,"u
PEORIA, Ill.-August 2-Of the
eighteen persons injured by the
explosion in Woolner distillery,
ten have died and five more will
doubtless die. They all inhaled
hot steam and are suffering ter
ribIy.
Nnsorsda Iran wsrns DessrOyed
DENVER, Aug. 2.-Lste last
night the Colorado Iron Works
with nearly all the machinery
were destroyed by fire. Loss about
SIPS, 600; insurance SAL, 500.
Tnr.~- -Nsis @tUg,e scWii Kacr.
BARRE, Ontario, Aug. 2..Gan.
dauer defeated Ticket in the
three-mile single scull race with
turn; time, 1890. In the double
turn lap streak, three miles, Gan
dauer and Trickett won against
Ellis and Wise; time, q minutes.
Fssat Mine Explosion.
PARIS, Aug. 2.--In an explosion
in "a mine at Lourches, Department
of the NOrd, ten persons were
killed and twenty badly injured.