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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
Two Ex.Presidents


The advocates Of nic', agreeable place
on tho retired list of the army for ex-Prosi.
dent Grant recalls no jackson retired from
the presidency poor ie health and poor in
nockot al returrsl homs,' he writes to
Mr.. Trist, with ju,t 800 in money, having
expended al my sss-y and most of the pro,
ceeds Of my rotton crop; iound
everything out .. repair, corn an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
steamboat Sunk.

Memphis, Dec. 3l.--The steamer Plsw'
Boy on route from Pine Blrff to the mouth
of White river, with cargo of four hundred
bales Of cotton coasigned to New Orleans
nerohsRts, sunk one hundred miles below
Pine.Blui. She was valued at SO 900, and is
thought to bs total loss Tha steamer
Martin Sgssd is sleugsil7 saving the cargo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
ANCgro woman Frozen to Death,

Wills Point, Dec. 3l.-An old negro
woman, living alone in the suburbs
of the city, Was found dead in
her bou.e yesterday morning. She "" sup
posed 10 have come TO her death from cold,
as the house was very open and she had no
fuel or bed clothing sufficient to keep her
from freezing to death.
Several of oar young gentlemen, ere
taking subscriptions for buying brass
band for this place. 1t is bsdly
needed. and we hope that eur citizens viii
assist them in their undertaking,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
Death of an Editor.

Boston, Dec. 31.-Mr. E. Sargent, who was
o'itor Of the Bo ton Transcript from 1874
10 1858, died ia this city last night, aged 81
Years. At diG, rent periCd' of his life he has
written several works Of fiction, biography
md poetry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
Ar,,ansas River Frozen Over.

Little Rock, Dec. Sl.-The Arkansas river
opposite the city, and in fact alway to Fort
Smith, ia frozen entirely across. Skaters
hero arc availing themselves of the opportu.
nity Tor such sport in large numbers, and
the river front presented lively spectacle all
dsy. A large quantity of ice will be Gu!
during the cold snap.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01

New Orleans, Dec, 81. Fire destroyed
Schoondorfs dairy to-day. Forty-eight head
o. cows, horses, mules and a quantity Of
soultry were also consumed. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, 5000, in tho Tentonic insurance
aoMpany.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
Conie 10 Grief.

New Orleans, Dec. 3l.--Vscount WAleb
DsVerran, brought hsro frsm Little Rock,
on VIC reousstian Of Governor Wilt, was
te-a.y arralgRed before ths recorder snd 70.
nEndtd to the parish prison for trial, On the
charge Of embezzlemeBt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
provi,ions ror rrosps in ireland.

London, Dec. Sl.-Provi,ions arc being
sent to Ireland for troops. A large meeting
of land owners and tenant formers WIS held
at Anniskillen, county F,rmaugh. Rssou-
tions were passed denouncing the land league,
and calling on the government to preserve
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
PheIpN' DeAth.

New York, Dec. 31.-Th, death of Dis
trict Attorney Phelps was formally an
nouuced tt Hay. Tho courts are still in ses-
Sion and adiour meats were ordered. A
meeting of the bar 10 take action on HE
death will bs held nert week.
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A hhln ON shanIs.

Now York, Dec. 9Th, Old Dominion
arrived from City point last evening, She ro'
ports large ship on Rom,r shoals, west
ward of tho besc0n, firing distress signals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01

London, Dec, Sl.-Tho most disastrous
floods are reported in Derbyshire. Several
hundred hands have been thrown out OF en-
ployment by the flooding of cotton mills.
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Red Bank, N. j., Dec 3l.-The thOT-
m meter here tonight is ono degree below
zero. and the wind is blowing hard from the
northwest. Several vessels arc caught in the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
hnhdon Denth at MARSHALL.

Special to the Herald.
Marshall, Dec. Sl.-Frank Dial, resident
of this place, while walking along tho streets
to-day, fell dead. He was in ordinary healte
and his sudden death is attributed to hS"r'
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Re,ow Zero nt Petersburg.

Petersburg, Va, Dec. Sl.-Tho cold is in
tense here. At $3.50 this morning the Their
mome.er was sixteen degrees below zero.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01

London, Dec. Sl.--A dispatch from Paris
this evening announces tho death last night
of Louis Augustc B!arque, tho notoi Gem
munis. and the socialist agtAtdr, nj tho tge
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Death Of the Duchess OF MsclKIen-
burg.
London, Dec. 3l.-The dowager grand
duchess of Mecklsaburg Strielitz, died at
Strielitz yesterday.
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Consolidated net receipts, II Syn experts 10
Great Britain, IA iR; France, S,4ol' conunehs
752. oo o--..
Weekly net receipts, 3,2i2; gross, $3.50; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 6,0J9, France, 2,h'Si
continent, ,l28; coastwise - cintlneh''
Nav Yo k, Uec. 81 Money 6gl-0 exenanEei
ls0s5. governments, steady; new 5'a lOlH,
now 4t,'slllT; As llSlbi stats bonds noml-
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MEEKLY HANK sTATEMENT.
ST. LOUIS.
.,oulg, Dec. 3l,-Cotton, quiet.

St,-IOuIBi Dtc. JI,-OOItUHi VUIVF' -,
Nddling g........,,,.....,.,...,.... idt
Low middltng..,, ''.'''''''''''''" va
Good ordinary "a
stoclp, 81, ,A74 bales.
Flour nethng doing. ,.-, "a
Wheat adyancrd sharply; No. red fall, 90
cash; OK January; lO4a@lgo5i feprua-
ry. oot< .o.h. aAr<
Oats higher but slo~; Soh cash; SIX bid for
January.
Whisky steady Mt II.
| Pork, dull ut IL 70.
Lard firm atSA.
| Bulk meats nominal, shoulders, 4; clear rips,
Bacon dull; shoulders 5.5O@5.Gc.
| KANSAS CITY. i
, 1881-07-30
SPORTING EVENTS.
The Chicago Team Again Out
played by the Cleveland
Collection.
Buffalo Eeaton by Detroit, Troy by Dos.
Ton, and Worcester by proyi.
lencc.
Eureka, Charley Ford, Trinkett, and
Troubadour the Winners at
Cleveland.

ffT,TtVTHf.ANr1 va NIrfrA1n.
A fatat facfi'tv ror faIiine ta i,at ,ylcn runa
could bo saineti thereby, and M equally fatal
facility for fielding badly Wien reasonably
perfcct pIoy would prevent tlle making OF
r,,t,s.-st,cli IL vnstort1ov;a Cfovoion. (,hicnun
@ -, =. sSs.u'u"y eio'c'" ~ ~.
e"lno IN hutsaot. 81 iat rs lciaes ~ ch1'
cago's part OF 1t. On the other hand, Glove
lard Is 10 bo credited with playing Il strong,
stenhy, unhiti 9o,nc. n,ul will, soc,,r1nr n
,roii.ineor,,a,, vi"tnrs, nj, ,,,a,tnrs no Il,
~ "Se'n .'.."".,,, s'stu' -" s.oTots. ~ .
tle plccea!hR game. H'ade tno homo 1eali
slow to n decided dlsatlvantage'-1.ialc tllo
shouitl have lost md CI1icauo won no mnl,v
aailestion wl'lcl. bailles theory md analysis,
sny That Cleveland has not uuIiorn,ly pjayeI
m yrii. nnr f?hicnrn m nt,nr1v. Al,nut T. sf9
soo',,n.,., .,.os, ,.s:'st rs,., -, Z.
speesotvis "ete ptcsot,, anu' ~ ~ cuslo1nuly
WIN Enicago assenlb'nges. tlcy bestoWa
the bulk Of their appreciation Upon the
visiting team tust so soDn ns Il Became nm
m ront thot thu via,ttnr tam wa+n n,,titlrtl tn
1,,,,ta s'" s,ta..s ss'. III -, A.. n..,.
H. 1hls uIscoVesy WIS !n'lue ~ bie 1lth
inning, wien consecutive hits by dlasscock,
ShafTor, Bradley, md Dunlap earned rim |;
ami na1lin In t),e sevent1. wIcn I, 1nujret nv
i,y iInro. d f,,iubiel gr0lii,ler by Williamson.
aid n Wild t,itoh 6y I;oi1sn,it,l. wl,e,t tfla
side should hpvo beei, olt mid ol,e to sparc,
eighth, wi,on on Ciapp's single, Kcnnc.ty'a
~. " e H. =. syi.i...s tss,t . =
, 1881-07-30
FOR NEW ulM.


a committee, composed Of docFntes '.sn .,n,t,. e.
various s!nglng societies forming tha .s'1as, ea
ban.i, nut yestunlay afternoon Tor te,. 1oe p Il
ut arranging for concert, tho ptoey ~ III
which to DO tlovnted to the rellct o. ~ ~ eoo.
ul,u smllercss. 1t was decided to Ftso. IL iU.
curt nUxt Friday ayonlnR ~ McGo1t",as 1atas lssat
which WIS selected heea'sn " ~ liz -. ibat ~
ncs,osntioate @ @ s,o 4 wlio VIII! VarsGiPsatxG. ~
management was R,yem, to llAns Ans.,ut.M IAN % ~
was Instructed t, oaulls tho l'fn9sshi sshich 'tis
hAye y ct,ltai the n'ass n'aassl9..st wlth us r..
appla,Iso. Thu prO9r1lin wlll 20 ps1ppI. soeIs'
1sy, sItnlttei to luaars Of tho Saf'nd and pin.
t!os nnd solo sInxota fqr appsov apps5ovA'p 'papcr1 y !
sociaty,. expressing roEret nt IT, ts,n !1V nV r;
tako lart. aa tnGlose,l W. u 70 ,antt HI caeh. ~
es ID p1ruGasu1 uG tsoS of I. nuouur NJ. W
AYEnuD,A
, 1881-07-30

LEWISTON, Ihallo, July .D,-.trtIclcs Ut IT.
curporntlun OF the lduilo Clearwater & Mon.
tnMa Transportation Co,lpalty Wero lile,l
to-tiaN Thu Con,pany e,nhruccs seventeen
prominent cftlzenB OF North iaal.0, and It IL
elaines lint slley iavs been il,J.tcetl to form
tI.lx Company ut tt,e instarca ut several
Eastern capitalists. with Il yiuw Of hu!lltnga
railroad mid talegrapl, ltnu eastward fr..l,l
l.ywlstnn, via jtn, Clearwater Pass ut tha
bitter lll0t MunlltAltls anlI Ulg llnrn fuss
q t!io !su.ky .Apnntal.s, 10 ilitersect with
tiinu :aU miles. 'i'iIey nil, pr0posS to b.Ill1l
fnMn Lewiston yia Sllaku aivI tiranA lsOlllle
lslyen to ,l.axrnngu, Ore, n sIistanee 0t 100
,Vtl3s. TUG further l,Ft'p0so TO build Il int!-
ri,ntl niRl telegraph trtjlh 1.nwlstNn north tu
intersect tllu SOriIlor,s l'uci!le anu nlwrate
steanlhtlats on tho SuAks, Clearwater, mid
C4!MMGtA Itl,eFs III cuns'ectson With taeir
, 1881-07-30
OBITUARY..
Mrs. MELINDA +. IIAAtLTNE.
Xrktia{ QIltdtsA 10 ThA Ehfcdnn 1rihiIne.

Sptftol DupdteA to 1Hs Chicago Tribune.
EVANSTON. ILL.,, July 20.-At her homo OH
tlle lake slaorc early yesterday MIorntng death
closed the long anil useful itfc ot Mis. Me-
llndu johnson 1lanllfne, widow OF bishop
Il. l.. llamllrts ot tho Methodist
Church. Mrs. 1iamlino was born iii
lliIls.lale, y. T., III 1891, mid was
married 10 tho nev. Mr.. Trustulo soon after
her @0tl, year. With lin. slIu tauglt III II
!ndies' selnlnary, In Cincinnati. o., nearly
tlfty years agot tho SEMINARY, tetlg then tho
beul tic wife Of bisilop 1ialnllne ,lenrly
forty years, living with him ut tho tIule Ut
his death Iii lsB5 Iii Sit. Pheasant, III. The
same. year a'e cs!lle to EvaIlstun, where slls
Illus sliica resided. For many years she tas
been nost activu lM religious work mud leaves
large. cIrelu OF lntlontEng friends. Tho
funeral will tals9 place Sunday at , .. Ill.
from tho First Methodist Church.
, 1881-07-30

E11THetI FUHs.-C4!CTlRU4 II GI0FEIH!Iu1 U =,
Twn-bnsa htts-GOrc. Anson, Burns, Kelly,
Kennedy.
FIrst Ga.se On bnlla-Iurns
First baso 0t, urrors-Ch|uuFo, q; Cleveland, ..
Lett ull n,.sus--ChicnEo. 8: Cleveland, 5.
Struck uut-Flint, Goldsmith, Kennedy, Dun
lap.
ualls chlled-N0lnn, r.; Goldsmith 40.
Strikes cnItetl-Nu!tn. u; Goldsmith, 10.
Dnublo phys 9lasscoel1 : Dunlap- Phillips,
Durns- Quest -A!lsOn.
Fnssel hnlls-ClMpp, 2.
Will pltehcA-lotdaMlth, 2.
l,mo-0ne hour and iorty-ayo minutes.
uUDffa-DpeArheF.
, 1881-07-30
BISHOP M'MuLlEN,

8pEf1dE Jhpatth EH TINS Ehlta00 THb1IHt,
DAvESpolvr, ILL.,, July :A.-IlIu lsuceptlon
ti.ls city, delegation Ut citlzcns, nnsl eo,-
l,tteo Of liya Gouncll,uels, with thu reverend
clergy. in all iiulahurtnK illirly.tw0 psra,.l,s,
lsfl fnr EheaR0 by tne0;i0 tlTtin tt,.!!lgltt.
THEY VIII, tA'illDrrtlW, accompany tho lAsllup
u alafslport, thu lt.-llgy, Ur, alcSlnllell. IL
, 1881-07-30

SARATOGA, N. Y, July .0.-Thc f;rs, -.
ono mile, wns won by Fireman; Dnts nI ,'ss !,
nlo''troso second, end Valparaiso nc ,Il,a =
Time, 1:il. Wifi
Tho second race, milo and tl,ree,,,,,,,,..
was won by Cpla; FrauklIn sccona. ,Mrss mt IT.,
away third. Time, :}:0711. 'A'' 's''
III tlio third race, orc and one-ejRhth n1,..
Nl9dioln WIS first, Gen. Mnngoe secons "''.1 .s!
Rob hoy third. Tlnte, 1 :6Dk, No''a' ah
II! tl1e fourth rslce, ttlrec4liarteys of nil.
uasl,, !ako Ehlte came in first, Iost1 eng ,1's
, 1881-07-30
CHANGE or GAUGE,

NEw OnLE1ss, Jnly ao.-At 1 o'clock tlls
morning tic Work ut changing tho gango OF
tic Chicago. St Louis & Now Orleans Iinil-
ranl (ureat Jackson Ko,lto) from, ilyc feet to
tie standard gauge was begun a,,tl tho entire
llne from Now Orleans to Cairo, tlIstallce
with Tito Kosctusku brnl,el,, tWenty.ona
miles, WIS completed and trnflis running in
atl directions at 30. M: to-tlay. Over 1000
men wern employed. Tllo expense Will 10
Nbuut $500. 600,
, 1881-07-30
ORGANIZATIONS,
6peidk Dftpatrh to The Chicago Ttfbtn&.

tpEsIdk DI1ta{tF 70 TIE EH1fd36 7F16HH1.
La SALLt:, ILL.,, July 20.-1'ho incorporat-
tors Of the In Sallo T. Mississippi lsailrontl
l,avo effected MI organization, and elected
the lion. Alex. Campbell prcsiten1 D. Eyans
Secretary, al,d William Reed Treasurer. The
services OF NJ, engineer will be secured fnl-
lngdiately, allt tho preliminary survey from
this place to some point OH the Mississippi
River III Whlteside County completed Mt m
early day. Tho Company arc very sanKulne
Of the ilnul success OF their undertaking.
, 1881-07-30
MRS. j. II. THOMPSON,

EpEeta1 DHpaleh 70 1Hs CAitaao Tribune.
Dubuque, ill.,, July eo.--The wife Of j. II.
Thompson, tho senior member Of tic lirm Of
Thompson & Jones, ale&l ils this city to-day
OF cl,Olera-ln0rbls.
Insurance, IL ut to poi1lt Of dSatn franz tiio
snu'e disease. aud IL not expected to live till
morning,
, 1881-07-30

the action. tho adverse ch.tms Of the defeild-
mt may bo determined, nnt that II ,nay bo
Judged that ptatntift Is owner Of said reAl
property; that tlufcltlnnts' cfaEm thoreto nro
Involved, anil that defendant tlas no Interest
III or 10 sntt t,roncrty, nt tllNt the temporary
rcstlNNInE order bo made perpetual.
, 1881-07-30

ST. Louis, Mo-, July a0.-Thc passenger
faro fron 'tero to Now York was reduced to-
day by NIL tlle lInes fron, s244 Is to SIS. This
nction was taken to meet the sale by "scn1p-
crs" ot tickets Mt that price, which are nl-
Baltimore II Ohio, and New York Central,
MD this price will b. maintained until nil tho
cheap tEckots in tho hands Of the "scalpers"
nro cvhnt,a afnd
, 1881-07-30

Sptetal Wt14lfN u 1As tAtea9o TFsbun4,
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July :N.-aliss Hen
Hst!a La1Gislers, ysry p'plilar young lady,
daughter Ut u, l.anlsberx, dropped dead
tlia Mnsninx willis taIk!nx With her mothsg,
The CAUSE ut death was AeRFtdlse1ta,
, 1881-07-30
-SlTTlNG.B

.sr. pAu1r Mini, July @-A -; spes,' ts, ot hb
Fort llatord says 6itt!nR.lSl!l al'a nu',r ~. (jen
ba,ul were embarked on the s'eam, anrn,uz ia
sheF,nal, for stalallu9 lsock tlls >senrt. .." ~
from fosS ali Hs sHssseclatloii VIII. hls tF'l"
, 1881-07-30
,111JNfORED RESIGNATION.
8ptftdl Ot9p4ieA to TA4 IhtkaaQ I'tt4Nnes

CLEVELAND, O.. July 2u.-1t is reported
that Gen. Charles rAlne. General supcr!n-
tendent Of tho Lake Shore Il Attchtgan
Southern Railroad Is ubout to resign his po-
sit10n oil that roatt, I'll order to accept posi-
ton on the New ! Y'ork, Ontario & Western,
which Is bptng rnpitily oXteitfel from Oswe.
En 70 ntfa!9 n' pro'.ises t9 heco1c oye f
Central.
Gen. paine Is considered one OF tlle nblcst
railroad officials IN tho country, alnl his loss
to tic Lake Shore would be q aGrlous Ulle.
, 1881-07-30

citation, received Telegram from :,
Stone. manager Of Maud s., accen,,.. .apt
l'rol"sltlo'' Of tl.o Association 10 brInr ~ ~
sDeclas PURSE 1T S:s,fdN to mut ;,r r.s.ay fol,
@:l0l4. Tic trnck IL prnlntIurrh' ri ,:taveot!ltl
,lll ,Gyery lH,llcatlon foIn,s IL isthyiy' nv
, 1881-07-30
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

UEEftu1VrtEF WGW1t =. -
NEw YOl,E, July :N.--.Arrlyed. the A.'rt-
at1c, frosA Liverpool; tho Ncckar, ffoll uge.
llAt1rAx, July s9.-Asrlved, the uibes-
Sour.tANrge,,S, July =. ARRIVED. tho Ohio,
frOA New York,
, 1881-07-30
flRe.iNsuRANcE COMPANIES IN INDIANA.

SPEcN| U1Paleh 70 Ihe CAltaeo Tribune,
INDIANAPOLIS, ln'l., July .D.-Tllu State
tnx Ut . pet sent up0A tic Eruss receipts 0f
iitc-lnsllrance companies lii Indiana, less tho
actual losses, will, fur thu I,alt.year eltlIng
June 70, shnw u falling oil NJ 10 por ra,It,
Uwtns Il, thu lMrgI number Vt tires That lnytt
occurred ~ nil paris Ut the StAlp during tl,nG
pertntt, Tie tax ordinarily amounts u
S3QQQ0 q year.
, 1881-07-30

d. Special ntspa.tA 10 7hs cateaeo tribune. Pc.
B0sToy, Afass., July .0.-l'ho lSostons agalll
took tlao tIroys lnta camp to-day, Whit
my proving TOO p.lzzll1g for tho visitors,
willie tho y!etors foulltl TO difficulty III ilt-
ting Keefe. Several tins catches wsro ,nasle,
particularly by Gillespie, narl.es, and Crow
10y, and TIVE beautiful double piays were
1l.ule by thu Troys. 'rh1 v!sttora' onsy runs
were the Eft Ut Whitney, oGorrlll, ard
Darncs. a safo hit, q bass aIa balls and passed.
Eroan!lurs by t4o two lattvr doing tho work.
Tie nost0ns buneliet their hits ln the first
two aud eighth in..!ngs, anu, aided by lio@-
berts oErogs aud. will p!teh mads i'll thslr
funs. .. y t''* = -
IltMtnes- g. '1o2 ) i 6,G7 SO
Ey;;s; r,;.:;s::S q %
@ Hue blu !hllsI,itost.sn. ~ Il Tsoy,+t '
Lott 9n Daaos-IAiston. 1; Tr0y. I. : ~
First bas0 III haus-ftoatAn, =: Troy, l.,
ftrzt hAsv TIA ertora-E3oston. il Troy, O.
struck 1ut-Cenwloy u, keefe ~. tAastdy c.
Balls calls4-whlluey, 10; Kselu, lulI
, 1881-07-30
Strikes cnllcd-whitney, ~; Kccte, 20.
PASSED bRlls-Hny,lcr, o.
Wild pitch-ke1fc, /.
Tluc--On1 hour aud nifty minutes.
uMrIrt-ttlvhnul,

PROVIDENCE VS.. 1vORCEaTEls.
sptelal Dlsaatch to 7hs Ch.edeo Tribune.
Tnoy1DExcE, Il. l.. July 29.-AgnfM TO-
tlay tho heavy bnttlng Of tle Providence
team carrfctl them to y!ctnry, THO Worcestcrs
beiuH benton by a scorn Of 0 too.
, 1881-07-30

ST. LOUIS No., July ao-rlle track Of tho
extension Of tho Missouri Pacific Ratlroal
soutl,ward through tho central Southwest
er,, Ih,rt OF the State was completed yester-
day to Carthage, tu tile great lentI-prohuciMg
rept0n of Missouri, mid wis inspected by
accompanied by several other officers OF tho
rOud.
, 1881-07-30
Fx,Gnv. RAGLEY,s. REMAINS, =.

DEriso.T, July @.-Ex-ooy, a.. Francles
nat,ls viii be esnhaln.sd at sar M.s, afu q
a,,d stsrt f1F houIq to-auorr,M;. r., utts,lsY,uIhh
vVStvd to reach thls city nexs IAu1'"~
, 1881-07-30
ITEMS.

1IEsaASt
Four hundred Immigrants arrived hero
Yesterday by thu l'ittaburt II, Fort 1Vnvne
1,noJ mi. rno,, ts ,,t.i,r ~, ,,,,,,a.sii,,
hcnvv ,m,ntmra,t business nj nrssant
~, =, ..,', ~ -
Mr. WE. Merrill, General Superintendent
Of the Clitago Division Of tho Wabash, IL II,
tic city mokinr arrangements fnr thu rc-
imovnl If Iis IeasjotinrfnrY frnnI penrfn In
Chicago. = '" ~
:. It Is reported that the position of Assistant
General Manager OF tho Pennsylvania Com
pany bus been offered to Mr, ". II. DnldwiI,
Rairoad.
be c0niuetel So,I,a tuIo In snnin,"i,nr. M VIZ II
Vii In ~. ~ H., orm,sr ia IL ataot,,. 4,
tho West llaylng u stDrNr9 CapacIty OF 1900
00o bushels.
The e Lea!syllo \ Nashville Railroad Com
r,.5 Az si' nvor ~ ,tir M ~, tsSetEus
.r n ~ .;o, ~ vi; u sH ~,
fEn,, n tn". .,'r ~, ~ "t ELL tt. " soe
''"'' '''oso e''"a w" w u'o fes'e'i 'o"os.
Orders l,1vo boom received ut tho Chicago
Oflico pf tho Northern Pacific to refuse
freight for points Ii, Montana until tic
business which has accumulated I'll tllo
lIailus OF tho ro,ltl during tho Inst four weoks
'.S ~ uo9n n,aspo u.spos'u ,,ar,o.o ~, o,,, .,
r,ah E.,',,;,; EGsEv; ,,IIl .,.,', ~ Sy NHh, ~
Wn,ar mftor ,vi,ich tls Il w's i,1o ia nnarat fSi
, 1881-07-30
INDIANA RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS.
Ine indianapolis Sentinel Says:

Tho assessment OF tho aoyosul railroads In this
State BY tho State I3oArtt Of EaulIlxAuot, Inns
nxoia !t, 'a'sned. s Tho tosr vrke hard e. CON-.
scetEs to hA.o suceetded Tho iotal uyssss-
nctlts Of tho saycrul roAtls in tho 6tMto AinDlht
to 9,4l8, while lit lSsD tho total was $8 AZ
VI. 1naktn9 an lnergass ~ tito assessments tho
pary nor - cee ovor & " rnsr a "senso s y, @ 81
n, inrroaso Of {i:sAulH over 1871. Tho mau ltIles
wuro generally lsl0reasot! fsum 8 n 10 per cent.
and tiis r'lling.s,ock N proportion to addition.
81 rt'tlMarat1ek purchased. Tho wIa but worry
LITTLE lnureaag III tho aaAesslGnt on tho
si.la tracks. Thsre ,wera Two now rolsis this
your tn be assossetl, boilg tho Peoria, neoatur s.
hyAnsXtllcs and Tie vornHo. GtoensburK s
KtrllattHt, THIS Companies which sustained tho
lArxsst !llcreasc were ~ toIIowa. The lMIla.l-
slo,So i,ss mug y Sls.0af Tho liult, Na.lrosd
mud sais your Is asst,ssui $:jt1. Thr e., T.. Bt.
!. e tntl hut your putt $3.50 per milo oil the
atH truck. Anu the AssesaHlu!lt thia yrMr Ia $9,.
0H, al''i tho nssMsssnlcnt M On it, rolling Stock u
fltstal frun %.,tfW to 81 ,iU Thu e., L., U. L. !,
mil un lta track lust your ut tho rntu Ut $lHGD0
lter milo, amd thta ycar Il VIII tye to pny
Pur !lAe. lilo hRseAalnutit TN t:4 ruling stock
last }car wAa 4.UU; this your 1t " t4,5L
, 1881-07-30
An Anxious Seat Now Holds the
"Fire.Bugs" and Their
Friends.
Tho Allormnnic Tintler. Boxes plcad-
Ing the Poverty Of the
People.
Interviews with Prominent Builders
and Architects.
Brick Cottages Cost from Ten to Twenty
Per Gent More than Frame Ones.
But Subsequent Repairing Gives Tho PfoNs 10
tho Brick.

lHC uHCHkS III t1s H'o-Huh e"'iAo 49,
busy around tho City-tfall yustursthy In bchnif |
o. tne rhIs :. o viii CONC IN
MaHce i"r Mh'en ,ss 20 ,.a, w., .,..,, ,,,sr,.o,t
To force tho ght by tho presentation Of nh cx-
tIeme'y raisa! ptopo.on from tho ,an etsn1 m
thn t sbapo , Of CIV, wrcekaxc, 1iy nin,ng hsh and
missing, n 1 thor cxpcct t. bug few birds o,,t ol
tho flock, md thu wetlgu onca having entered. It
- GUY ss,'. ~ " '.,E r',innr a,s snI ,c,,rt
~ ~, "s ~ ~. s..u ses -, r nrocto nj
n'o .aerony a'lo" ''noeF- ooses !" '' efe''o' NV
IN order @ ~ to bury this iutouitous measure far
from tho Kazo Of men, 9 frsS; os tne ox,s.c
Will tho boundaries Of tho city nust not abatc
" aorr 1%vr 1os a, ,o @ tho uaiorty
against tho "tlre.bngs" tho less hkoilhoou or
ttoIr resurrection.
naa'1es amona tho aud
'a?sfs A sssa n sa ss fSsf as se fsste sss
Of tho Fe s ssoaaso tho "s nxs 4o.st,x with
wsuast 1s brick so..sxs, for tho quo; Sso
pene o sbo oor o ~ IL saat
s,ot, receiving m t1,,,al interest ot PSI cont
1hS rs ey % s x er so
cu,,id i,n n,t ff,r NV. Wo 70 si.SO md wotiId
rs.m.iI1y rurt for from Iii 10 ti5 ncr ,I,outiia
Kid. Wnnzer taItl: air ttoro wasn't ntlothcr
1wn,It rntc 10 krcn the liro iimjls M they nre,
fccI lint W init It IT'D II iny slnty, aid would 10
ushn,l,cti to Look nv Constituents or tic pgnp!o
sf thrngo in tho fMcy il v0tctl othGrwisc.
srt,nt's huw stnt,ti mn The, fn,estfon."
Kid. Sheridan. uf Tho Eitth Wur1j, Is fl fayor
uf throwing ,i,o dUors wido open for ir.no
shaut.ca. ~F~'
why do you favor auch II schomc?" asked
LII y nIu,t NV svnss,l rcasous. rra,uo hou.cs
arc NIL i'nrn ;ianre.a,,s thnn brek. ni,l every
o vii i"kn .at.t ar lii oS,,' Tsf ff,e nDr uet,
ple W hive nv, H. Il ehmee 10 Build iittle rottaxcs.''
,nvsS" "su '"i p's ''os esa''''' ~ 'sA'n' o"''0
...;rhat ,roa fotcn
. Az rn,s "s1 n f"tnj,st7"
s.'in sonc oxlent, but don't believe that
frame dwellings % w!lI burn burn tho hey atty;" ..,.ua,a
"IitIt 4oMt SOU Know that tu!s hrtilahnco IS
1n tho interest Ut Il Ei.nE Ut real.estnto specu-
iatnrs9 .,..,., 49,
"N1. Id0n,t. nut Hn I'll favor OF giving tho
AID. schr.,rttcr, 1f tho Tenth WArtl, said:
~ nm ROlss4 70 u0 lii my constituents |nnt mo
to uo, l'cFautia!li htif upEuset TO chAsHinE the
fire l{fultH, but must do UG0u[D want tHD
, 1881-07-30
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NORTu.sIl3E MAT

~, NOHTII.sI13E NIA.r1NEE. t~s i.
There will be a ,nattnee ut tic North.Slde
driving Assoe,at!ol's truck IN Lake Yisw. w.
morrnw afternoon, Races to commence ut 2
, 1881-07-30

POl1TICkt,.
ALBANY, July 29.-Vhs usee,lback Party
holds State Convention In Elulra Au9, II.
, 1881-07-30

). ,;>.tt.. ;,tt' TH0TTISf1 >alATtNEE, !, T., H..
There will be 4 lnatin6e ut thu Central Park
Driving Associatlo.. t0-lay, commencing at
uutere1 Il6rses Gun ao 10 Ut ula track.
, 1881-07-30

Special ptspateA 70 TAa CAseaso TFtbtns.
BUFFALO. NJ T.. July e9.-ll, A, Norris,
Secretary Of tho buffalo DsIyiug Park Asso-