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1904 8 aEsA7 1881
~, M, ! PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
to TIE NoE GC47}n WsS T 8 scUTIW2sr
KAGNiFiioE n TI so III MIHSkSNS!:
May 10TH, 1851.
Trains leave Washington from depcto. ~.
TIMORE g POTOMAC RAILHGSno PEI
ner Of SiS.h ard B streets, as follows; ''''
For Philadelphia, New York ind .heSss.
10 80 sm. dsilr, except Sunday ara 2.C - nI =,
tied Express of Pullman Psrlcr Csrs q '.:i.
an. daily, except Sunday. Sor Psila!oI,,,
and 10 80 8. II. Gsiiy, except Sunday
2O0, ~, 10 snd ~ 10 T. n. daily, Oh"
For Pittsburg snd the West s.GU n. r.. at,
Parlor car TO Plttsburg and Sleeping ca r',-
PittsbuTg and Chicago 1880 >. N. Ss;s
9S9 p. m. daily, with PALACE Gar to chcaS,n
except Sunday and $50 p. NJ. daily, exc,
Saturday, with Pslaco Csr &c Canantssr,'
For Watkins, 1880 8. n. daily except Suo,
day. "1"'
For Baltimore, 81, 800. $50 and 1879 I'm.
200, 20, 40, $40, $50, 10 co .ad 10. Is =, =,
On Sunday, 800 and 1880 sm.; 2.CO. 5.4O'g,S
10 % and 1915 p. n.
Fox Pope's Greek Line, 6 40 q. n. snd 44On,n
dsily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 AZ 8. n. and 40 y. n. daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria 7U0, Z %, $40. sII II 80
H.. snd 70, 8, & 20, G and II 80 p. III. SIM.
day st ! Oh, 6 ~, and ii 80 q. N. and Sp, n
Trains leave Alexandria TOR Wasuint!ar, , r.,
500. and 10 6. Ia. s2d Il -. 3. &, !. ain
p. nj. and II night. -
On Sunday 81 S.C5. snj 10 3. II. and 100 s,,
rARoUGH TRAIN FOR TIE soUrg, y,
Qusntico end Richmond, will leave Alo.ss.
dria ct 1929 and II II 0. N. dails and 5 y ,
n. daily, except Sunday.
Fast mail, leaving at ii y z. m, makes bu. On.
atop, viz at Qusnl;co, between AIcx.ni;,,
and Richmond.
| Tickets a1d information cau &c procured +,
principal rai!road stz.ious sEd tickc. ono,
Snu.heas! j. Is. WOOD
| Gsn'l. Passenger Ken;
FLA NJ THOMSON
| General Manager. msis
a!lRGINIA MIDLAND RAlAWa,
| . JOHN S. BARBOUR, President.
On snd after SUNDAY, Msy Is, ISL, "a.
Benger trains will run SIS follows:
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The error in writing the name Sue g. Dickin.
son WIS corrected By making il Sue nj. D;cSia.
son before signing.
VIM III ENZIEs ADAMS.
Eolary Public.
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ITIhGINIA: Ii tho Clerks Office ofthe Cor.
pora!ion Court of ina city Of Alexandria,
On the "a dsy of June, 1881.
W. Arihur Tsylo.. trustee, plaintiff aeainst j.
l. Hawking, Elizabeth Mcllhenny, Mary
White, Jsne Tutror. William Domain. Chas.
Dcman, Thomas keynnrd and Elizabeth his
wife. Oscar Domain, William 4. Gemsin
Grace DemGin, Lilly 3. Demsin, George Cage
md Jane his wife and Mary O. johnson. de-
PENDANTS: In cnsnco,y.
Memo. TEa otJec: of ths suit is to obtain a
decree fer the sale offs certain piece ofrea estate
belonging to tho estate ofthe late Reuben john
son and for cther purposes.
The defendants j Jane Turner Charles Demsa,
Thomas RoJnard and Elizabeth his wife, Oscar
Demaln, Vim. q. Domain, George Gage and
Jano G.ge lis vito not having entered their
appearance and given security according
to tho sct OF Assembly, md the rulcs of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
they nre not residents OF this State, it is Or
dorcd that tho said defendants appear here with
IN one month after duo publication OF this
order end do what is necessary TO protect their
interests IN this suit; and that copy Of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in tho Alexandria Ga
zottc, 6 newspaper published in the city of AL
exandria, once o week for four successive wuoks,
ard posted at tho front door Of the Court House
cI this city. A ccpy-.est:
NORTON MAEYE, Clerk.
~. hrthur Taylor. D q. je2-w4w
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Virginia: Cooperation Court o! tho city Of
Alexandria. CLERKS Office april I'D, 1851.
This coItilcs:e Of limited partnership WAS pre-
Etnted end having been acklowl edged before 3
NVt!Ty Public admitted to record.
Tsstc: MORTON MaRYE CLERK
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RAEEgE.
I'OR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRKSS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
The STEAMER
GLE ORGE LIE a RY
Carrying the q. S. u &

carrying the Y. - Mel)
Will leave her wharf. foo: of Prince etfeet, on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS snd SATUR.
DAYS. At $40 p. N stopping S! Piney Poin.
and P.in: LookCu. going and returning he.
turning leaves Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS,
FRlD AVS aid SUNDAYS st 4 o'clcck p. m.
Beginning with May l, 1851, Excursion tickets
will be is!urd, good for four dsys, IS follows
First clsss FARE to Fortress Monroe and Nor
folk, s. o.; First class round trip. So 80; Second
class, each way. 81 90; Frst.ciss fsre to finey
Point snd Point Lookout. ST 80; Fist class
round Tip, 60; Second. class, each way, IS cta.
SLsteroouls 81. Meals 10 cts.
GEORGE MATIIEGLY, Supt.
2. r. HOOE, Agent mh2G
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Steamers OF this limo will run ss follows:
FSaE NHNFGLE,

Steamers OF shis limo will run SIS follows:
FSsE HERFGLN,
Connecting with Merchants snd Miners Line
Tor Boston, steamer
E.gNK' G2 TgE EsHs
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FR1DAY, Ut Is co O. clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk Oh alternate days ST 400 p. III.
This staulch iron steamer has just been paint
cd throughout, ststerooms newly furnished and
carpcted and is the handsornest So we'll as the
safest boat on tho Potomac river and Chesapeake
hsy, and i5 tho only steamer making close con-
motion with the New York and Boston s!oarl-
ers; elao connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops 1t PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
beginning May lat, 1851, excursion tickets,
coed for four dogs, will be Issued as follows -
Firslclass round trip to Fl Monroe and Norfolk
So 80; first class fare to Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk 81; second clsss oach way ST So; FIRST
clsss faro TO Piaey Point and Point Lookout
81 so; FIRST class round trip to Piney Point aud
Point Lookout 81 90; second clasa each way Too
SlaIerooma 81 meals I6c.
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"
POT1.H.TC FERRY CO.'S. STEANERs

POTH.H-TC FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave ss follows
Steamer = v. ARROWSMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, foot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and Ta U rs
DAY, st7 30 q. M, for leoIardtown and ell
Intermediate landings.
Steamer MYSTIC leaves EVEEY MON.
EAY, WEDH ESDAY and FRIDAY, at so
q. H., 10. Eomni and intermediate landings.
GEO. Is. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry liornpa
j. u PADGETT, Agent. iyi7
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CHANGE OF TIME.

AN
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday October 9TH, the
boats OF the POTOMAC FEERY co. will run
IS follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
5W, SO. 8au, 8 30, 10 90 and II 30 a. III, and
l. oil 81, ~; 81 80, 81 and 10 p. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
63G. 50. So 80, 10 90 and II 80 o. M, and
Il 81, 81, 2 50, 50. 4 so, so and 80 D. m.
On Sunday Tho first trip from each end will be
1t g 30 .. VI.
my25 GEO. L. PHILLIPS, Manager.
INLAND & SEABOABD OOAsTlNG co.
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y lhGiNIA: In the Clerks cfIics of the Cor
porallon Court oftho city Of Alezandria,
on tbs l9:h Day Of May, 1881.
AEthony W: Armstrong, sdr3ilstrator c. (. 8.
d; D. n. Of Ro5er. q. Violet. deceased, COM
plalnant, ags!nst James Il. Dugan, James &.
Csion and Gichael B, Harlow, defendants
IN chapcery.
Mcmo.-Tho object OF this suit is TO sstsch the
interest OF tno defendant, James Il. Dugsn, he
being nonresident OF this State, In q house
and lot On the south eide Of Queen atreet. be-
tween Horny :nd Fayette streets ia the city of
A!eZandili, Virgiais, which was devised to the
aaid james b. Dusan By Joseph H Moore, and
hls ln!ercas IN tho real eststs which his late
father, Anthony Dugnn died seized and pos
scssed and sublccs the samo 10 the payment OF
$06. 50 and interert thereon from Msy 80, 1881,
cue oy the said James Il. Dugan to the Said
Anthony W. Armstrong, administrator, as
Aforesaid Tor rent, and have tho said property
sold 10 satisfy the came and costs of this suit
The defendant, James e. Dugsn, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord.
ing to tho act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and II appearing by affidavit tina.
Ee IS not resident OF this State it is or
dered that tho said defendant appear here
within one month after duo publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary TO protect hi.
interest IN this suit and that copy of this or
Ger DC forthwith inserted in tho Alexandria Ga.
ze:to, newspaper published in the city of Alex.
drla, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at tho front door CT the Court House of
This city. A copy, test:
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
b. ". Armstrong, p q. myl9-R4w
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FGR NEW T4KN,

4 SSe HEsg ApJAAAs
S7'aa-a.s n EsS y. c. EJv3a HTGITG sGEJs
3EBSGss-
EVERY FRIDAY, at II No.; and returning,
les7e Now York, from pier Al, East river, EV.
ERY SATURDAY, at o'clock T. IN.
The steamers of this company make connoc-
lions IS Norfolk for Boston and al points Esn,:
st Now York with all points West and North.
weat, and at AlexaIdrs with Virginia Midland
RailrCsd snd Washington and Chic Railroad
Through rates given aud treigh. handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
spply to r.. a. REED, Agent,
5hnney's wharf
WEI. THOMPSON, President.
lag street,
sea 2I-tf Washington. y. q.
,>..,ass CLYDEs STRAIN LINE wERE
SSsssGlG LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
OENCE AND BOSTON.
Stoanl ecs lesye Alexandria EVERY TIES,
DAY snd leave philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
UEDAY. SA
Tais line CONNECTS at alexandra With :teO
e. e n. snd " & o. 4. Ra., and 6. Philadai..
pola win C!yG"s regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence md Boston.
Freight Forwarded with prom Dtaess and oa,o.
FREQ Of commissions. ~
no charge for tranefer il Philadelphia, and
wharfage in Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
depsrtures. Through rates and through hiIla
OF ledinS given. Insurance ct tho lowest rates,
Agents.:
=. a. REED, Ais1sndris.
II: CLYDE s. CO., PHILADELPHIA.
jOaE6Of & CO.. " sch. & Georgt,n n.
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State OF New York, oily of New York, to.wi!:
!. VIM. MenZies Adams, 8 Notsfy Public for
tho city aforesaid, in tho State of New York, do
hereby certify, that j. II. Tscke!t and Sue Nj.
Dickinson whose names are signed to tho writ
ing hereto annexed. barring data on the 10Th
dsy Of April 1851, have acknowledged tho Same
before mo IN my city aforesaid.
Givnn under my hand and clic!al zeal this 18th
dag Ct April A. y. 1881.
VIM MENzIEs ADAMS
NC!ary Public,
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g.EGhE. EGTsGEa.

sESHIS IS To CERTIFY to sill whom these
8 presents .hal coma that We. whose names
sro hereto subscribed &c Wit: j. Z. IscRett, Q!
tao Stale CT Virginia, and Sue 81, DICKINSON s:
married To@ED, sa separate sad SOLO tfsoeI u
tho city Ct New York State Of New York, have
entered il.o limited partnership for tho pur-
0oso OF t'aEsac.iES and carrying on tEo whole,
sslo acl rc.si dry goods busireis il The city OF
alcxa2dfs, and State CT Virginia. under sEc
BY virtue cf tho provisions OF tho l.2i cnap'e7 OF
TIE code CT Eiigaia of 1873, upon the terms.
conditions saI sb!;siea hereinafter SCI forth,
to wit:
Isl. TIE said partnership i: 10 5a c2l1ucted
under TIC G'm CT J. y. Tscke.t
q. The general nature OF The bushes iGtec!.
cd to DO trsnaac.ed By the SAID ps,taershp Is
the wholesale and re:ail dry goods businefs.
81. The plsco CT said business is IS folloEa,
viz: tho city Of Alcx.ndria. il .he State Of Viz
gina.
4:h Tho general partner is J. Z. lsckett re-,
tidirg in the State Of Virgins, and tho special
partner is Suo H. Dickinson, a married womsn'
as separate and cole trader, residing inDlhs city
of New York, State OF New Yor6.
9th The ssid special partner, viz: tho. said
Sue M. Dickinson has contributed to the com.
mon stock Of the said firm tho sum Of S. 7t9.O
in cash.
G.h. The said partnership is to commence i'm.
mediatey at and after the making and signing
OF this certificate and is TO terminate on The lO.a
dag Of April, in tho year 1884. Witness our
hands and seals this 10Th day of april, 1881.
JOHN K. TACKETT. [Soall
SUE b. DICKINSON. [SeG)l
[Sua c. DickiRfcn changed to sue ii. Dickinson
before sIsainG VIM. &arzies Adams
Stato OF New York, city Of New York, 10 VII:
], Wn. Melzies Adams, Notary Public Tor
the city aforesaid, in the State of New York do
hereby certify That the shove Dsmed j. &. Tack
CIT, the general partner Of the firm of j. Il.
Tacke!t. referred to in tho preceding certificates
personally appesrod before ma in my city efore.
said, ard made os!h in due form OF law that the
sum of money specified therein to hs7e been
contributed by tho special partner therein
| ramad 10 tho conmon stock, 10 vii: the sum CT
(SG.7t9.oO six Thousand sovon hundred aud sig
tg.niEe aud 9G-l00 dollars, has been so contrib.
| utsd, and that said sum has been actusily paid
in cash. Given under my hand and official seal
this 18th day OF april, in the yenr 1851.
MM. MEE%IEs ADAMS.
Notary Public.
State OF New York, oily of New York, to.wi!:
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gBUSBe EEaEE3ESsS,g. Sas.

Perry, Houston County, Gs. Jan. %, 1880
In 1873. there were two ne5ros confined in jail
bsdty afflicted with Syphilis. In my official ca.
psclty employed 9. T.. Swift. to care them ul-
der contract, no cure 20 pay" He admins.
tered his. "SSphilitc Specific" and in a few
weeks telt bound TO pay him cut of the county
treasury, Is he mad effected . complete and rddi
cal cure. &. S. GILES, Ord. Houston CO.. Ca
Chattanooga Tenn, Feb. II, 1879.
The S. 5. s. is giving good satisfaction, One
gentlemen who had been confined 10 his bed sir
tcccks with Sphilic Rheumstism has been cured
entirely, and speaks in the highest praise of il!
CHILE3 81 BERRY,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Prorrie!ors. Atlsnts, Ca
Sold by Z. s. LEADBEATEE g. BRO.
Call for copy of Young Mems Friend {"
EDw' D. s. LEAp8xATER. TICS. 1sAcDEArE1
/. S. Leadbeatog & Bro
Nos. and s. fairtsx ST.,
&Eaa5saas:e.i ISS.cs.
Desicrs in
tURa DRUGS and MRDIClNES, CHEMI
GALS, PAIETS, OILS, pRCEEIETs-
Ky MEDICIN rs, GARDEN SEEDS.
SPICES, AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICALS FINE TOT-
LEE GOODS, &C., &C.
Proprietors of Ancdyne Pectoral, Lubricetin,
Linment, Essence JSmaica Gjuger and Coue!
Syrup, and Agents for ayers Medicines, syor
ill's Chemical Psints &C.
Every EFFORT will DO :Dado to nsia6in .ae lis h
renutst!On Of our old establishment NV 4
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JAMES +. GARLIN s. SONS, CO King at
Alexandria, Va, hsve nov in stock iha,
Sp;i2g supply of HARVEST GOODS, Scytbss
SSeeYthe Stones. Rass, Snstna, Rskes' Ci,dles
9pnove!s, ices, &c, a: lowse: market rates.
Iatcnt steel barb Fencing Wire-another sun.
ply received and for sale a. msnufsctnrero
my20 JAS. F. ARrJN g. CONC
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s!lRGINIA MIDLAND RAlLWaI
JOHN S. BARBOUR, President.
On snd after SUNDAY, Msy l5 ISL, T..
senger trains will run IS follows:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
Killed Dy the KnOut.

John Howard entered st. Petersburg
alone and on foot The police discov-
cred him, and he was invited to visit the
Empress Catharine at court He re-
spectfully informed her Majesty that he
had come to Russia to visit the dungeons
OF the captives and the abodes of the
wretched, not the palaces and courts of
Kings and Queens.
Armed with power, he went to see the
infection of the knout. A man and
woman were brought out. The man re-
ceived sixty strokes and the woman
twenty-five. 81 saw the woman" says
Howard, Sin a very weak condition
some days latter, but could not find the
man any more" Determined to ascer-
tain what had become of him, Howard
visited the executioner. "Can you" he
said, "inflict the knout so as to occasion
death in very short time?" eyes
the last man who was punished by my
hand with the knout died of the punish
ment." "In what manner do you thus
render it mortal % "By one or two
strokes on the sides, which carry of
large pieces of flesh" DO you re-
ceive orders thus to inAict punish
ment?" 81 do r. Thus the boast OF
Russia, that capital punishments had
been abolished throughout the empire,
was efectually exposed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
AN ALL-NIGHT SESSION.
But IT Didn't Amount to Anything Useful
--One Contested Case Decided--Retire-
ment of More Old Army Officers--APpro-
priation Bills Silver Dollars-Stanley
Matthews to Succeed Justice Swayne.
House Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 22.-The
evening session Of the House began in
committee of the whole with an attempt
to report favorably bill relieving T. P.
Chandler, late assistant treasurer at Bos-
ton, from liability for $4,000 loaned by
julius F. Howell, his disbursing clerk, to
Miller, Ward 81 Co. The vote showed
no quorum present and the night was
spent in waiting for the sergeant-at
arms to bring in absentees. At Ga. NJ,
there being no quorum, the House ad-
journed till noon. At noon the journal
not being written up, a recess was taken.
After the recess Mr.. Keifer called up
the resolution of the committee on cleo
tons upon the contested election case Of
Bisbie VS.. Hull, declaring the contestant,
Bisbie, entitled to the seat, and Mr..
Springer explained that, the opposition
to consideration of this case yesterday,
arose from the fact that some gentleman
on his side dared Hull to be present at
the time Of the vote The resolution
was adopted, and Bisbie took the oath of
Office. Adjourned
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
Miscellaneous Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 22-The
House Judiciary committee has instructed
Representative. Harris to report to the
House, with favorable recommendation,
the Lowell bankrupt bill, as modified by
the committee This is the bill which re-
ceived the appreciation of merchants in
session here during this week
The House committee on commerce has
decided to take vote on the bill provid-
Ing for improvement of the Mississippi
river Wednesday.
The House committee on the inter-
oceanic canal has referred back to the
subcommittee the bill and report favor
ing the incorporation Of the Eads ship
railway across the Isthmus of Panama,
with instructions to strike out that por-
ton which provides for endorsement
by the government Of its stock to the
amount of $50,O00,OOO
The executive, judicial and legislative
appropriation bill will be ready for the
full appropriation committee early next
week.
The postoffice appropriation bill as re-
ported to the House, appropriates $40
100, 432 and is based upon estimates aggre-
gazing TfA, Ifo, JO-- IL - cSllHlaIcu inc
postal revenue for 1852 is s3S, S45, ia, or
S1,915, 25S less than required to make the
postotfice department self sustaining.
The amount appropriated for Star route
service is s7,S75 ,0C0, an increase of 1915
900 over last years appropriation.
The President has directed that the
following officers be placed on the retired
list: Brigadier General W. Nj. Dunn,
Judge advocate general; General Stewart
Van Vliet, assistant quartcrmaster gen
eral; Lit Col. Samuel Woods, deputy
paymaster general, and Major Joseph II.
Eaton, paymaster. The retirement of
the first two named goes into effect to-
day and Of the others Monday
During the past week there have been
distributed STA, 99S standard silver dol
lars. The corresponding week in 1880
there were $I04, 407 distributed
1t is stated that Justice Swayne OF the
United States supreme court will resign
early next week and that ex-senator
Stanley Matthews of Ohio, will be nom
mated
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
A Fair PAGE.

Here is strange fact. It may seem
to many men, in revising their expert
ence, that they have no fairer page in
their LIES book than the delicious mem
Dry of some passages wherein affection
contrived to give witchcraft to parcel
of accidental and trivial circumstances.
No man can forget the visitations of that
power which was the dawn in him of
music, poetry and art; when the youth
became watcher of windows, and
studious Of glove, a veil, ribbon, or
the wheels of a carriage; when the day
was not long enough, but the night must
be consumed in keen recollections. The
time when the moonlight was poem,
the clouds were faces, the stars were let
tiers, the flowers articulate, the air was
coined into song; when all business
seemed an impertinence, and all the
men and women running to and fro in
the streets mere pictures. -EInaerSon
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
NEW TELEGRAPH SCHEME.
The West Rebels Against the Jay Gould
Monopoly.

CHICAGO, Jan 22.-For some weeks
there has been quiet movement here to-
wards the organization of new telegraph
lines between Chicago and the East. The
proposed consolidation of the Eastern
telegraph companies has fastened mat
tiers, and led to the facts which will be
made known through the Tribune to-
morrow 1t appears that one
set Of capitalists, including Perry
H. Smith, N K Fairbanks,
Dunlop and others, who have been extern
sive dealers in stocks, had in contempla-
ton the erection of afour wire line from
Chicago to New York, by way of Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Erie, Roches-
ter, Syracuse and Albany, including all
lake and government ports. 1t was to be
a purely commercial line and to
cost 500, 600. At the same
time another set Of capitalists
including Marshal Field and John B.
Lyon, were organizing another telegraph
scheme which was to take in all the
principal Eastern cities, with direct lines
from Chicago When the two parties
found what was being done they immedi-
ately arranged a consolidation, the par
ticulars of which are not yet known.
It was decided to push the enterprise
with all the vigor and speed possible. An
application for a charter was sent to
Springfield this evening, and it is in
tended to take the necessary legal steps
in all other States where the line is to
run
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
Two Ballots in the Tennessee Convention
One in PennsyIvania--An Anti-Railroad
Man Elected for Nebraska.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 22-The
House, by common consent, postponed
consideration of the Stewart contested
election cases until next Wednesday.
First ballot, Maynard As: Bates 25; Bailey
y; Taylor 3; Smith g Edwards 1; Har-
rison l; Scion Chase l. Twentieth bal
lot, Maynard A; Bates 26; Bailey 2; Tay-
lor .; Smith 8: Harrison l; Rose Caruthers
l. Convention adjourned until Monday.
LINCOLN, Neb., ign. 22.-On the seven
teenth ballot General Charles H. Van
wyck was elected United States Senator
Gen. Vanwyck was formerly member
of Congress from New York, and now
lives a. Nebraska City, where he is en-
gagged in farming.
HARRIsBURG, Jan. 22.-The sixth bal
lot for United States Senator, was taken
| to-day. There were great many mem
bers paired The following was the re-
suit, which differs but slightly from
former ballots: Oliver II; Wallace 6S;
Grow 49; McVeagh 2; Corton 1; Snow
dou /; Wolfe and Agnew 7: Hewitt 2.
Adjourned till Monday.