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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

vantage ofthe good chances for making mon.
ey that are offered, generally pecome wealthy
while those whodo not improve such chances
women, boys and girls to work for us right
In their own localities Tho business will nav
more than ten times ordinary wages. we
furnish an expensive outfit and all that you
neeu Tree. No one who engages fails TO make
Whole time TO the work. or only your spare
moments. Full Information and all that is
needed sent free. Address srINsoN Il Co.,
rortiahu Maine. lJan Is ~
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-06-01

The Contributor published at Salt Lake City
Utah, by Iunius Il. Wells, is welcome visitor to
our Sanctur'. 10 pages, monthly, 81 a year.
The "Forida Dispatch" reaches us regularly
every week and is one Of our best exchanges. soc
year. d. II. Elliot, Editor, Jacksonville, Fla.
The "Woman's Exponent" Salt Lake City, U.
T., still continues to be an expounder of truth.
and should be read by every Latter-day Saint.
Semi-monthly, 81 year.
The Silver Reef SINNER" for June ~, is before
us. 1t isa six column folio and quite newsy.
Published weekly by Louder and Steele, SO yr.
We have received the title page of the great Ju-
bilce song sob! Joshua make dc sun stan still; -
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-06-01

equaled. Their decorative art works
are exceedingly tasteful, and exhibit
great skill, wonderful degree Of pa
tience, and fine manipulation. 4
But the object Of our writing was
to call your attention to the accom-.
panying sketch of natural landscape,
with house, bridge. trees, shrubs and
brooklet, all in the small space OF an
Ordinary bowl; for of all the odditi' s
Of japanese industry, this is one IF
the oldest. These landscapes are
real-that IS, the houses are toy
houses, Tut the vegetation is dwarfed
specimens OF Pines and other native
trees and shrubs in actual growth.
This dwarfing process extends over
years OF careful tending, and fine spec
linens of these miniature landscapes
bring high price in market, and find
ready customers. Now, don't sup
pose any Of your fir readers will try
This experiment, but it is one Of the
curiosities Of the cid world, where
lime does not seem to be Of SO much
Importance as with us.-J. w. New
York.
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-06-01

words and music, by II. Bell Edwards I'VE do
not know the price, but any body desires to OBJ
tain copy, they can 10 SO by sending tothe Chi
cago MUSIC Co, r52 Safest, Chicago, III.
We have received number IL of the Proof Sheet
Published by Damon & Poets, Stereotypers, New
York. 1t is replete with specimens Of New and
Secondhand type and specimens OF stereotyped
matter. 81 a year.
Dyer K Towards journal of Music" for June,
is to hand. 1t is 40 page monthly Journal.
The number before us contains three pieces of
music, "Pendulum Schottisch," "When Mary
a Lasse, and "It is not 500 These pieces
of music, if purchased at any Music Store would
cost, at least ST., while the subscription price of
the Journal is only GO cts. year, or &c. per copy.
Address, Dyer II Howard, St. Paul, MINI.
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-06-01
From 'Vick's illustrated Magazine.
Japanese Gardens.

Mr.. VrcK:--I suppose it will be
readily admitted that the Japanese are
a very singular people, and the more
we become acquainted with their pro.
ducts and ingenuity, the more our GU.
riosity changes to genuine admiration.
In some branches of the fine arts they
cannot be txcelled, and perhaps not
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-06-01

II is stated that the past winter has
hPen the severest in London, they
have ever known.
The largest cotton crop the South.
ern States ever produced, was that o.
last year, which aggregated $3.50 900
bales. t.... ...
There are no horses in Greenland
and Lapland.- Elk.
tits calculated that sixty tons o.
steel are annually consumed in the
manufacture of steel pens.
Fifty years ago tomatoes were call
cd love apples. and were considered
poisonous. Truly time works radical
changes among man. ~"
The following. says an exchange,
m" b" accrpttd as an approximate
t"t,hc, averaye qualities oi milk giyes
by. different breeds Of cows. Native,
lnodHs.., annually. ,794 pounds; Jer
sry. $500; Ayrshire, 4 800; Holsieil
1,5e7 pounds.
Onions arc not so much requiret
Ia b. eaten by mutual agreement ant
a"socIationnow as they used to be. a
'h'y are said to be a preventativ,
against diphtheria, - dispatch.
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-06-01
Night Blooming CeIeus.

The following from Vich's Musira-
d .Magdsinc may be Of interest to
fome Of our readers, as there are
many SPECIMENS of the Ccreus family
in ""r vi Unity. a'fi8
'rhe Crreus is q gelus Of the Gao
ths family; The species. generally
known as Nieht-bloomiog Cereus is
Z; granditlolus. and Its appearance,
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-06-01

ment there IS al least. one exception,
that of Cereus Quillardeti, which has
flat stems. We are not informed
whetherths species has right
blooming habit or not
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-06-01

END m We will send the remaining nine mum.
run ". hers of the present volume of the UNION
amy address in the United States or Territories
postpaid. receipt of 15 CFI MIS- in cash
ar postage stamps. Come OH with your Quarters
and "Dont you forget it," ar.
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-06-01

1t is stated that the past winter has
been the severest in London, they
have ever known.
The St. George union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1880-1882, 1881-06-01

as growing in a pot, is
shown in the accom-
panying illustration
Besides c. grandiAorus
there are other species
and varieties of Cereus
that are night blooming.
II is usually mentioned
as a characteristic of
the genus, Cereus, that
the plants belonging TO
il have long, angular
stems and not fiat ex,
hose Of ,he Epiphyllum,
tia. but 10 This state.
, 1881-04-08
FhoUR DEALERS.

siJALt. TIE GRAnEs W. HETAlSEp2
4 meeting Of tfHur dealers wns clsale.t for yes
terslny afternoon. tho tncuttmx tn he l,nd In tho
ltuAtel vi Tr:Ilc I'ulng. rcn gontlanen met
an,l nrKnnizcl by appointing Mr. $. 4. scrbnor
III Chnlrmuu.
Tho Chair stuffed lint tho object of tho meet
lnE WIS Ia consider tho Hdvtsabillty of aalisll-
Ing tho present urslt1es In tloltr entirely, or re-
timing thom. 1t ws ',eld by n,'lny tlerrs, tho
ChHlrnu,t snitl. TINT. uwinE to tho uncertain
condition or tho present milling procrsscs, It
would bu better Far tho trut!o to tlu nway with
tho grasle5 for tho present. n,tdireturn to tito Old
BysteM vt selling hV sMt.s1'',.
Mr. Mpnt1lFtle I.iteI thht tho present grades
Uf Hour l,u atUitshetf.
Gov. Low said llH Wnld liH to lind HIlY t1unler
WHO hAtl s'}fi witn,Mt sample ntita merely III,
gsgltlc, 1t Win Impossible, he Clni.lled tu Kl4ldU
tisur. Ths HYndes ,li!:t an,ussnt ~ my Hug,
u he thtiEht 1t wus just ila well 10 rAvE them
III they wtru If they afforded my comfort to
nnyMly.
iseEsMsks were .nat!e. by Mcssrs. Montague.
IlHke, Ml athbnnp, H:lr0cllt Ing tho adoption 0f
tho motion. They clAlnlba that until tho utIers
lnslu Thoroughly understood tho now roller syx-
ten tho nrad1,X plH,l could not bo cnrrlcd out
successfully. .-...
The t'halrnnn, rreylnua to taki,Ig u vote on
tho motion, GxplHlnr!! thAt II wOulh hlvu tn ",
htnro tho llirCutury hetUrv It could CONG Init.
effect.
Tho motion WIS thon cnrrlnd. ....
This was rll TITO business OF public interest
tru19uGtGtl,
, 1881-04-08
MEMORIAL. BUILDING,

THE Nc,lENE TO lie ruT IN WORKING Cn1lEn.
Tho following cGIl fur the nlceslsg nf tho I:x-
ccuttsu Committee appointed ut tho alusc-Iiull
1ncGlug tAs bupn Issued:
C,i1CArtl. April Il. lssl.-DEAN Silt: You weE.
selcctod by Tho nass- meeting of cIt!xesls held ut
Central Mt'Hfo llhll ssNrct, III, lSsi. ~ II n,enltr
Ut mn Executive Committee. "wht,se tliIty 1t
shall 10 to tako cslHr4a of nMti cotict lniIt,-
inr subscription for tho pnrp'sa Of rlIsInE funds
Nud Art Ilnl1Ill,E ur l}nillltnks nrh IL ,lrI,nit
trun1 It's own number n liardnr ten 'Frustses If
which Tho a!,yorm II thu city, TX -nitirn, shaii bun
n,flnlIar nild Its CMlIrI. Hiich 'rrnsterS sllnlL
isay" exclusive cha'Yu or thu sats.Esrpln1 a,,t.
expenditure or the lun'sa IL, rs.istti. n i!etvr-
1ntl'u niltcstlons ttls,1g t1 tho lnoitlon. pn..,
nl 1lstrlHiuu 1T allch building iHilttillgs."
Tho selection Is, suGt, II work rnl!tnt hi bo
an hnnor IT, my cltzct,. as tho n!ioct Is Tor tho
t!oub!t p1lrpusH ~ commemorative tho gTAtl-
tute Of ar pcot'lp tn the world snr lts nl,trnl.
teleel generosity tn us H.tHr the great ilrs Ut
tlun 1T tho prs,ptulch building.
~ mcctnH uf tt!o Committee Will !,o hell ut
tho tirAnd i'!citlc ilnse! on Fitd,ly. Tho 9Th ay
uf .spril. 1T = p III. Your prestnno IL ,sla.inlly
lusIrnl, rs tho p'an ot tho subscription will tio
lltttrlnlnetl, Sl,rrni Committee appointed, a,lu
utGor Important bu1i.lrBS lr1alIAMctHI.
CARTER ii. HARRISON, frGA1Gnt.
: ]. WARD ELi,ts, HtcrGtnry,
, 1881-04-08
A CONTEST
IrctSvecn Congressional AxpErniatB iI
t7ie stEutnro GreNt Clty.s,

ScENecn CONGREGATIONAL AHpErAtaat Ill
t7ic 'tluturo drent City.o
Special Uspaich to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. I,Outs, april 7.-Tiu tnkIng Of tlrpostt!ons
III tho Frost- -scssiuyhals Congressional contest,
which WHY commenced two months nRD. " still
tn t'rogiCss. Mr.. Frost Wis tttutosI by Ii small
majority. Mr.. Scssinghails, tl1o Republican cum
dtlatc. being II tt,Hn Uf mcnns, followed tho ut-
vIea OF hs Friends, who. believing that he htld
not becn treated fnirly, urged him tn inAngurntt
tho contest. Tho trst testimony tMcn WINS TINT
for ScIAlDKl.aHs, boug represented by t4ynu i.
Mctcnfe. soH uf Gx-CUnHrcKsnlnn MGtoalfe.
nortitr to yet ut tho fact lint fraudulent vote
ind been p0lGd. ttlc frieslds Of Mr.. Sesatnghutla
spnt tn tho homes Of thu Registered vOtura tllou-
sAtlds or crcuIura through, tho nu!is, Tho lot
tcr.cArrers WerG told ult tiny need nut tel tycr
tllt,se circulars whtra they knew tho persHll nt.
dressed, an ordered to ltuYe mll circulars TOR
pers0ns they cUuf,t Ht f'ntl III tho Post .UIlsee.
Tho result wstB tlAt lurgo Hlinlhcr Of vntsrs
eHuid mt HD fuunt Ut thu plRers they kHd rcKIs-
lpret from. Tho SGss!lRiluliA sttIo llstl proud
thMt attempts hHu brun nnti1 u intiMltIltu Ger.
thin neKruea ut the polls, Atll proFgnt tilGn from
vUtnK
Un lilo Frost stdU MI nttempt WIS made tn
prove that tho t1ntllos Of seyernI sHcrs hid beGIl
stricken ulf nry ftrury atld without caso by thu
loatd III lirKjstMtlt'n. All attempt waH also
tluttle to prove iIluEnl voting by tho neKr,sGs.
Deln,s!t!ons nro being tnkun Unity. md no nnu
iri'cnrs to know Jtst WhHh tue e1Ml Will cus,lu;
hut 1t IL nut flr Ur, nitl' tho friutnt5 Ut SeHang-
Etila atD elJnl!tleHt tl.lt thD rusult Will bu iii
tDrnbu o,lr lo thuln.
, 1881-04-08

I
Tho Michigan Ccntral lsatlronsl brought hero
yesterday 7v9 ctHyr.li,ts. 4tnst uf these people
calnr irtst points In Canatla, aud uro destined
tor MnMitubn.
Mr. A, j. johnson, urnera, scandi nayiun
Rrnphs tlilt lia tlns chartered ateamor ot tho
Cunarsl lsuv, to leave MyurM,ol Afny d, IN brlng
here 1,EI elnfErlnsa N!i of whom futCHtl 20 ilnI
homes along ITO ltnu vi tho Sortlern rAclso
ltnllwMy.
THE y4,aAs ceuterl.s III thls city ar. tasssg out
gI'Dd deal If whsAI Just nOw which IL tn to
t'suA w thu larlr"rs t4r sowing purposes. Much
'!r tue winter wlluat It Is un.ltvsNn.l, h,ss beuh
destroyed ty tho suvas. wen.huv during this
winter. und spring wheat will laye to bo planted
iIlsleAd.
Yl,e xross earnings .os tho Chlcn4o i Alton
Hn!!r,ia,l lor llln week chilling snrutl II wtrp
ElitDl4H nvait.st II 31, II inr tic corresponds
tuE week lust yeAE. IN ,ucre'tsD III $s,si.ah Thu
tr.Ns " st,o i4A' s!eefeas.A ssnt,s,x tho ,iu>N.h
alnrch tue gross cummings nf tho GheuH0 Il
AltGs4 w.rv y H. W, nRaFnst etai75Il, de-
Tho sc.scu.e to fund tho debt OF tho ChicnRo,
81. Louis New OFie'ns ltnl lrnata, TINT, to tx
tHrcst II tho rttc nl . ,nMd ! IIlF cu!lt fur 0
per gent bnntls maturing llfty y1nrs heneu. ia
workiNe hRhly satisfactorily. Over two.thirsls of
tile outstanding bulM!s have been ecnt III tur vx.
Changc, 0nEy any iAsEu ha!tler IN London and
utie holder IN Chlcalxo uro still holLlnx ulit.
Tho ni,siun! meeting Of tMo AaitGHIrr s Ohn
4 EhlcaYu ita!r.nl!! Company tChiraHn llral.u
ut Hall llnnrt t}hl'i wIa huld yesterday ut Tho
OlllcH ol Ilu COMPANY III ihls ulty. No, I'll Elnrk
street. The 0nly lnultIs'ss Transacted was tho
clre1inn Of threu directors Ia Plnee of thrSs'
whose l4no haa expired, and the tleet!un OF ofl-
tlrtucn wrro reelected DIRECTORS for thu iuxt
tnrcu ytnis: Grurte Il. Dennis, littltn0ru; j. h.
Cowea. DulslwGrc. aud Nelson Luainytou, ChIca.
, 1881-04-08

t,raud a,1p1nv nj kchIca&urer Il May
or,n Nuxy Hlose-TI.o lkcuutiul Fub-
ries sn Isxhibftton'
1'hc tirw antt very handsome trtntl dry-goods
emporium Of t,cl1Icstnger l. Mayer, Garner Ut
ncss yestcr''ny. Fur weeks there he.l been
'yorkilc'l cngnKel III rot',udclnR and hitting up
niu,"rs n."ut n.u, nno ~ t ,ha ,on1sors nr ,I.
.s,'sa ~ ,,.,, ,1,tt,,.. r.n.e, s,,s.st nt,.t -.
~ "s mnus y" a. "u,u -, ~ ,h, ..," a
ly c,nnyir.u an1 after tho tn,,st approved as,d
cuuyc,,ient sty1r. nc,urtllup ruJly with tbe ut.
t,n,.tIr,. rn,,rt nrra,,,tc1 ,,y Tim n,,tsIfo
II wls nut t'ls reIrr ErA1!.! sprnK opening nc
t!iu tso Mf,lcli Gcelrrcti yssseIsstty--t@.9 @ nurs
@ ts 5y tho c s tr aya wao ,Saf Wt
ny re9iiaropenlaYw w.uiI bo lkc. i " or,linary
tcesiult toli! ch!l iorth ht'rti sallleritsK ~
nv, y, wcn tnoy ioni .aetnneGs sts,efy;;
With i:nplc FOR ns Tut ns ,sny went t.lt tn1re ,
Tor1. tlt!!tss to enno II. 10 TINT through tho
M ,% tn9rG .no %s ssM M e@s's ,s s.eG
Wnfa 1tsca 10 nil'Gr anniy irnm tulll9 i,., Ut
trAetci " tho sr,wd T. th9 West sly ,, Snrs ii'a
m eem rln!1 vis!tnis might haSo
nn, and saw wlsut tlatl etc:y cttarastertst!o Of
rsyk!!a,rs,rE q! r., nEynng; S,t ot1ly %ts fsvrc
& sTss, MA Sets i u xat 4 Il s.iis;'-Sas ti,e,;.
pniy oi 9nuit WIS nhrRed Ky alsGn ICY '.ia ~
.rnst.e pns.tes ~ 70 saw rug M YORK o. en+
sseltesion anu ARRANGEMENT. Ino HSneral p'els
@ cntGt, 10. Wsss niEntchet! ny t'io scfs nGs @
t aacsies 1nsr ,v,s ~ Tue wy OF Ki lin Io a,,
tlre htnan UNI Msdlsun strrot fronts HAvo
spaehlrl i!aht 70 every nuoK Ml,a
e0tfes et,' ts Of @ tao eni,iMnous npanMea., ,,1e
l,3 nors Wefe Heo lonn to pusses4 cttalty ~ we'll
an.MKthE ;nH, oaaH'S. uto erts~A MKns ~
, 1881-04-08
THE COUNTY-DUILDING.

TIM following were Hdt.ltfged jnsane III tho
County Court yesterday: Joseph lsuet,ar, John
sthHlz Stephen l'cetn,l, and slrptun Dc Geese.
T,iE terms OF Commissioners Wood, Aynrs,
Miller &nhtlrss. mud Stewnrt oxprc this nai,-nli
Republicans. Thu must uf lltoHl, 1t II nl.tlcr-
Et'Hn wtntl! t.e Ral to t,e tholr nwI suceessors,
hui ,.one Ut then, haye yot announced their
candidacy.
Tiis CuMnttco on Public Charities met Mt Tho
C"uaay Agents ns.ice yrs.ess'ay nftsrunon .n
constler applications for transportation. Tho
,,stnl nnmAor nt nppiieants wuro IN hMnh with
Alnrica u dcatltutiun niI walIt. n.lu aEArMtlnes
othar, point thuy wosl:l hu tnkull unrn " Hy
friends, ntc.. hut very tcvy ef tho applications
were M;tcd utA,Ii fnrurally.
.1nHS HANEls, ur,uu Wtluse election many of
the cnip"yts wIgeru,l ther next snnnths fny,
WE nfs's!i,s yrssar,Ay TT nthank tho "loys tor
tho iuet tllut thu '''lrlsh !tupusliea!s" dill not
c,," mi, mud &, thp fnrthnr tnnt that sno nf
hts pretended friends Win did sntl t,l,l tAtit III!
II proud Ut his run. hDwetcr, but will lsut Again
untlersnlst suell u eMnrasa.
| Monr1aEH I. l.uSny. Of tho Sioux yarda. who
has heun prcssu OF fatn by ha crct!tlara. found
h!n1Eplf III jail stgn ytstUrtiMF. 1Iu had bGels
| III tAu chtintry snl,v nys inr ILLS hoh,1h, n,ll,
ul"'a returning. wMs urrest.l hy tho Sheriff Oh
weeks nao fur dent. nnl tllud y schedule, Which
b. y n. ", wItw III" @ h!t r.r.cst T.
@ arSrcaa. M ID ub 'asss 1 a es sS ei,sRu s''si u
1ra1A ~ clntilig tho 1ynrIit H them lni!st to
rctntsd by hin bcfofn hu can expect III 10 ro-
rl!r casc Of George vnn Ilollen was cacd IN
the crlE!lnAl Court ycscWluy and, VI 0'ntst,n Ut
stutus-Attorncy slllls paactal ut thu bottl,ln Or
tiraMl Jury. a mo,luil il prnins % uaash tic
sa.ss y Attorney !aS she n;,t!sH ae !!1 Il
hs was satiattetl tiat tue tailet.asut via .".
tac.Ivc an'l shnt !. wnl ~ i'np'ssb!e iu cs,t'.
, 1881-04-08
LOCAL POLITICS.

HjN's5 Fl1Auna IN TitE NINTH WARD.
Tho Ninih Wnrl Republican Club met lust
night NJ III West Mnlisoit street. Col. ". II.
Thompson wns nppuintr1 Cl,nIrnan. Tho reports
received anu refcrrcd 10 the Finance COMMITTEES.
Several cascs ut fraud wcru reported from tho
SecoNa Precinct. J. number vi iicxill votes
were cast. IN so.ne instances It wns alleged thu
Judges openetl tho buIIut, and when they found
1t 10 be Republican tIcket nude ieint Of de-
l,ostlng 1t III tho tllotDus, Int rcnlly threw 1t
n,'t of .he window: rho jltlxes wsrn not sworn
Ind MI 1,pen cu,ntt1. St,,rly every Republican
rnta was chHllets4c;l. a'ld when l'cI,ocratlc
longer: Tho ItopnIlInan .I,nIse faiiinR IL.
rt ~ ~ appsar,!fto 1 tno tly Of
1lilrs Wort, luft oil tllu poll buck, and frta not.
hnv!is9 my QUO to swcar tholn In their votcs
WHO i,ad % Oh" voter sworn % III tilt @ shs j1lsiso
ot,rnc! tho bullet. md When hg saw tint It WIS
1ttM'hllchI threw Il out. md tltu Deni1cra!tlc
he lrr,sitn Instead ct tho tIalInt given to him
BY ila sotcr. 4 nnnbernf re1'cnt9r5 who Mlsl
reElstvrsd nnl cunsegacntsy ypted q a., ~ s..yeral
unly ii tlle NiutL Vail, hut !.lso IN other w1rss.
4 ennln1lttcc was nppolnte,I With full power %
% sisu atur % s.cps IL lilly to % n.ecssry To- to n % fnii
Investigation of tho wlole matter. Nut only
q % "fts's E a'"T na tS 'fxs S"t Dsse sSe S.s, SYyn
haye bevn unlty Of shameful ,Guleet. in
IL l9'lnef IN F te nx ee ~ T Fn PfoSgI @ e. M oy
uratte Judges were ntlnwGd t.i llnkn llp thu rtX-
tstry nlono. a,,d m tho lay OF election II seoiIs
thoy weru not allowed Ia st.
TIE TOWN TICKETS.
The election returns on tho tnw'l tcKots aro
still in hopeless nlnd!1lc, n,d 1t Will take the
nllclni Gt'll!t to determine tho totats ,yth my
UIltlbt thu election nf Frank
, 1881-04-08


ltAkE.1At 20 Eantsa.st. Ht n,"r'htnnpns eto..-
nEeh 10 nJenrs ntnnthH mud IL nys. 'a4A
FHnnn!f Friday Hfthnopn Nt O'clock. bf ca,,,...
II Hrncu!and t.G!nntnFy. - utility
niAolt71'hurslny, .Arrt! i Cnnt Michael ,,o,.,
thetsg Of tho Parish nf THlnrHIlFta Eultr Wnsthl
hAGi h7 yGhrs. 'tesHI
FMnefal trtra h's tnss res,tlcnce, No. tss Sor.hc
tS,,,s,; 1, ihomco z enSs @ t9 tnyasy Eentsfs rs
flrEssHry irltHf thu rGr!IisH t1irHA Ut Mrs l..ds!
lltHISl1A tirr,nnntt.wl i'a, nt liz, r.a.al
n Z. l.. tnnns. April !, Mia HuIr u Ulristan
II ynara M
AMriUS-I>anIet sun Ut Mbchnc1 mn, fun, r..
rtHtl mil hrnts!er u Enf Join Cntntun vi ttn N.
l'rpHrthtGnt. Are ii ytnrs. '' 'aa
FMnefM es"'n h!H l@ss test!enee. NJ. tta Motr..
Church. a't thence by Gr.frinkcs tutnlsnry trncn
Airs. Nuber.1, Il. li!iiotc afeti il Yunrs ~ "pfst
iencr Of her nunitw. !. AhsFfnat itnli NJ. u,
WMshn9tnh-st.. hy CnrTlages ~ Nrnctfnn,l. "e1
LUu1tDAN-At II l'Ark.qv.. on tic nth Inst. u.
aHsnn i19ran. daughter NJ tig ntn +: i. itMrkc,
Funeral NJ: ri. nj. lo.tIay. Friends Inyttcd ~"
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church of tho Nndopnor, corner Washington ~ NJ
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fan"9" viii icssc S "sE Hi Nnr!i un.un-s, a. 1.s,
9nntNY. Friends MrG invited,
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, 1881-04-08
llISCitIMtE.t'rION,
Ebtff,f1 bif4hat ri IN 9AA fih irnttn Ff'rjtJttx

6pftMI HltIAlleh 70 7hs Chlfa97 Tribune.
CLEvEi.AHb, H., ApFll 7.-M. u. ThMnpson &
Cp, cnal.drulera Ut this city, commenced suit
Iii tho CoHllnuu Plcua Court to-day NRalnst tho
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati s. Indianapolis
antl tho Cleveland, Iuscurawns Valley s. Whuul-
tMH Railways to seet.sur Es1,S far AsesIMalnM-
tlon In charHes for eufrying freight. Tho pcts-
tlonuls set t0rth thnt, during lust yoar, they
Lulycrod 10 htfantlnt rliways ut suaairy tiIues
car.loA's ut cthll Ut tho nf1!ts III aiuss!ll0l
to bs transported through GrnftuI to Cleru-
land, i distance af suyenty-tlyo l,les. Tho itall-
why Companies woru nntieh III 30 far ~ e.,nrGes
tor transportation between these poInts wrru
cNncernetl, md charged Il reeuvcd IT plntut.
Iils $l45 fur every tuIk Ut emit carried. lhu
SMr-la!!s raiHe'' ff9'i, zen u t"onty tols eaGl
Tbs coal sh,pLsents fur tho ye4r aggregated t0I
paid defendants tho stlln Ut F.l,...5l ThU ,lr-
frlplanis, ut lht, Rnn.e tu, were UHrry!nX coal
fuE 1ihude3 j. Co. fro4 Canal Dover ~ Elrfc.
, 1881-04-08

EfftEaI UI1IMfth n 1Ht E1lltlUN TI1htlnt.
EiGIx. Ill.,, Aprll 1,-T*o engines nml two
ct,nehns uf tho Cntcago& lowH lsnElnma'nap,,rc'l
by thu Chtc,gp at'lwnultcp 4 1T. l'an! werc sent
tt,ruugh hero tn Ch!t',g0 to-Lny. Tiicy nYc he'll
Ms security ft,r TIN r,a,tr nf tho ,nmNre ,!s'1so
to tito e., X. s. n. trncl by tile Chicngo & Iowa
cHpIDyis. Tho ChIenKu Milwaukee, & st. Paul
Ia withdrawing It's men frum tho Junction, lis
ordered by tho Court. and yielding ruaccnllo
possession or tho property III dispute. II Is
stutc's tserc, on wl,t uppcnrs 10 be Eol nntl1or-
ity, Tint :io City Ut Aurnra hna ulforcd tho CHI.
tsiKs,, Milwaukee, {; 1t. i'ni.l $tUJlEu II It will
build rY,.tt from EilGAgn to A,irnr, tn compete
With tlu CttIcnuC. l,,rIlnEton & Quincy. r II
tturs tiIA, It Will want ll.nl wI ubs'lrb tho Chs-
cngo l. luwt. is well as thu C.s II, & n.
, 1881-04-08

hHEtffI IJ13T1tFH N 1Hf tfI1tI00 7FIbl9Hts
hIttTAEKEE, Wls. AlIrIl 1.--.lohu ". Cary,
Solinttnr or tho st. Fnut ltoAd. rctur,lcll from
tho seat or tho 1tockfora1 war troubles to-,lny.
llu status tln,s everything Will rcnain IN co,,l-
punitive quiet until aftrr tho three Judges sit
alsd sTcc.c upon tho case. whtel, will prt'f'ably
bo Monday next. II tho Ieclsiun s.lual.l he
against the Rockford Conmny. the r,ntl will t,o
atlrt.c oycr III tho 1T. P.ul, and. II ngaInst tho
1nst.nnuct, 10 tho lscceiser or tho Toeltfors1
fttutl. Ttle decision. however. will mt n!TcGt
tho tlnnl ownership nf tho r0tl Tho ltnGKf0rtl
peupis nru now prlrsleae 70 run their trains
until tht question + settled. though they huye
int bttn given tho right to ciaIss with tllut
tracks, over tho st. l'uul ut Dnv!s Junction.
, 1881-04-08
A LE.ASI: RATIFIED.

sANnrsKy, o., Aprt! 7.-At II meuttng Of tho
s,nrkhn'lnrs uf tho Cincinnati. sAh1usky 4
Cleveland l,rllr'mltl Company, tho IGnsH Ut tAt
Ynai ot It's property To tho indianapolis, E'oon,-
sustnn& Western KailrMsl WIS unanimously
SA1lltsky l. CloyUlMtsti stock weru ruprpscnted,
, 1881-04-08
1}EpU11fIt'rIf3E.

Sptttat DsiriteA to Tho thledvo Tribune.
CLtNrnS, ILL.,. April 7.--Tto voters OF Tuu.
hrAEo Township. as this county. hnve resolved
To rcr.lCiate tho s:5OO bo,lis voted In hid Of
tho llIlnnia Midland, Isnilwny, att hnve autf,or-
txt. tlIo town officers l,nt tn sEll tlcni without
the eoNseut ct tue voters, untGss cnmpe!le.s IL
by tho tnsrta. nnd then IT, resist until tho bitter
c.,t. They l!lve proctlrUl legal ntiyica to help
j|yjlt I'll. IN)tltlA.
, 1881-04-08
NEW ALBANY rR1uGE.

Sptc1at Cotrrspomtttnea aJ Tic Chicago Tribune.
EEuFoltD. Int1., April G.-l'nrtIrs who nro post
cd III rcunrl to tho n'ntter say TINT n. q. Illus
dnlo & ~. Rnn tho liIDsdato-1aoylo Cranlt CDm-
rany Of thIa plncr, 'oth tllcusu tlrlne will yet
tl,n eltr.let tur furnishing nll thp Stone for tho
Hreat i1ir..tf t'rK1 !ltt ia to bU built over tho
UhlU Ityer ut Nuw Alhany.
, 1881-04-08

IAuDREKS WANTED IN COLOHAD0.
DENVER, Culn., April 7.-Atuch lllgtt!ty Is ex-
perIcnCet IN HrMinInH lRborcrs for tho ra3IrriIs
being constructed throughout Colorado. Tho
Denycr l. R.u G,utttlc nlnne require tron h,Dd 10
luuCO latoreIs for tho grdlng OF sN miles nf tho
cxtcnslUus which they hAyo under contract fl
Co!urltiu lr1tl ntlinning Territories. rley offer
rtr At nl,f.ut i: tiay tn mile t,nlIcI Hei WHO
Hnp!y ut gitler Ilunyes ar St.Hth PN1Hlu. New
1xteildl0tls nrt. I,rnjetcd which, D,l thu conpe-
tlon ut il,0se nnw n'M1ar why. will Kivc enpluy-
nunl tu Il !nsBu YurGe.