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, 1881-05-04
CROP PROSPECTS.

AUTHENTIC kEpORTs
FARGO, D. r., Mny 0.-Grent interest is felt ot
tho leading grAIn centre MS 70 tho future Of tho
wheat crop OF 1871 In tho lied River Valley ind
North Dakotn. As the sensan Of planting WAS
deferred about three weeks by reason Ut tho
lust SHOW, anxiety wAs felt for fear pInnttu8
would not commence till May. Following this
uneaslness catnc tho reports OF disastrous hooJs
III tho southeastern corner OF Dakota, caused by
freshets In tho Missouri Klvor. Appeals at tho
dlstnnt at least 900 miles from tho wheat regions
of Northern Dakota, hare spreal tho impression
that this scctioa Is afflicted In couitnon With tho
Que III which tho trouble actuaEIy occurred.
Naithor tho tted River. cheyenne. james, nor
my OF tho au1ullur rtscra thnt wntor the l&psi
lNtur Valley and Nnrthorn nAkota hAvo bcen
@ sita sccnY q any itovd whatever. The He'd
without icc-goroes. swift current, or any other
phcnotncna Of y flood. .--.....-
luys ~ every port1on OF Northern Dakota.
1r0tn tho Red fifver to the Western limit of the
y S ho nd aa
The weather for week has been. with tho OK
ceptton of ono short shower. dFS, cool. and under
conditions most favorable to tho Rcsm!nnuon
Tho nrRest CROP cvor sown In tho new North
II r h. anS 'se es
Us to tho future Of olit coming crons.
.;;Appree1atng your iatenst ln th9 welfnrc of
recognize tho des,rab!littes Of presenting tho
facts to tho world through your .Rrcat engine for
the dissemination OF knnwlcdHe. tho under
toial. tlnnnoEnl, and coIutnerclal tntorests OF
Fargo and Northern Dakota, beg leave to pace
Northern ri pakosa. 10 far from, appealing to
the charity OF tho ,Atntrlonn peopB. ls ~ pros.
nerouf, as aa, ea,',y T. the United s Styles md
Southern Dakota, where tlo,4s havc oecurrcd.
.slKnst, J: D. Chapn. Mayos; III. Mil.er, city
, 1881-05-04
CAME TO GRIEF.
NK1sutlventtsro OF n Young nIau Who
Had Designs on Another NInnsa

Wife.
spsetat Dtspateh 10 The Chicago 1ttbsta<
kEoKux, H., Muy IA party known rs BALD
Wins nrIl!lnuts arrived In ths city last TbuEs~
dug. mud gavo entertainments ut Gibbons
Opera. House Friday aud Saturday cvcnlngs.,
During thelr stay hcru thoy crcated quite Il 1T
tic sensation. Tho following Is from q local
pnper:
Tho r,,mors which havo becn floating around
gE nmt,t,E The nHwspapnrsn Z e She effect that Mn;
tn polson hersetf NJ Knnxv!llo wors expressly
and otnphaticaly denied during tho performs
ss tue sy'f acy II f Ind aoen VIC nc
was, puFclr aealdaatal. Tho causd ass!sged
baldwin a1ao drnIat. 1t now npI.Ira, however,
TINT thcre wa. sosno foundation TOR the rumoEs.
sfy pe Ry g &C. St atS s u ao
capaetty Of husncss lnai1akor at MINNEAPOLIS,
s.,d ausnf sae s.ay ths1s ~. wssn ni iinmasS
% son % d III. awit, and troabio st onsuo!i. "a
sss bo a n"yss sns a &
I'D s s'1i largo S'"a S%oant f q Tesith a. he1
which he sdvIsol the wstv to 9"t acr husband
OUT ct ING way. oyeu II she had to aceump!lah
nnnds Of Mr. Ialdwit,. and h. vi about siecoy- j.
s!xaa ~ "sIa',shoId,S the oIpasr Dayton Fay III.
aei,n % xas &c cotsiaerstls: % nat Ito eSnpaay VIZ WI
!soaated. and that sho Saa slek md alons-
- s.'sss s:ssspse.. g 'S! a'sa.t s:.art%!s .euas
e ~ III o s ko MhD o tSs bs
pennpd at rho dlutntion Of Mr. baldwin q oon-
s o ha p4opsry S Ssn aSs asss
her; which he detailed II, = .nAunor hardly con
frf,t}f HHiGnritt. and MIR fpH3
, 1881-05-04

Special Dtspateh 10 1sx Uaaeu,o 7tDuns
ToHoSTo, May. a-ifessrs. +. s. c. Gurney, tho
founders. have decided to advance the .waRps Of
tholr employaa 10 per cent. Tho sno'dors In
other shops will nrftate for n simftar advance.
Epeeta1 Dtspateh 10 Tns Chicago Tttbuns.
LOEpON. May 1-Mr. HainnA, Great W0storn
Railway ageut Rt Watfortl, was reocntiy dis
misscd. tho only rcason pivon boluK that ho
had contrary to tho rules G,t tho company, takon
an active Interest In u public u1atter,--on which
tho Hanernt public wctG divided. 1t spoms that
he Is no active temperance.'sorl<cr.a aud labored
cner4etIcn}Dy for tho CnnatJ Te1npcrAnco hctt
which camo Into farca In tho County Of LAMB
ton m THO let 1T May, a public nlectlnR was
held at Wntf0rd, Anl tho cutttso Of tho company
wns condemned u an nttcmpt 10 fotter feea
speech.
OTTAWA, May y3.-rho new freight and passen-
Rer tnrtss On tho Can4llEnn racttln Hallway huyo
been sanctioned by tho Governoe-D Dencrnl In
Council ~ 80 Info cfcct % a,.d utter tho 9Th
of May. EMiRrnnts muvnbtcs In enr-lunl lots
Will bo chargsl une-hnlr s,,ccai rites; loss than
cHr-ioAd lots, ono-hnIf trst-C!ues rntus: omi-
grants Ko.uE Into tho country On through uokats
ono and a hulr c.nts t,ur milo.
, 1881-05-04
HYMFNFAlx

811est4 u44d!eA ~ 9hs CAteApo 1fSfVh&s
ELkHAHT, Ind. bfny abr. q. Il. Collins, thA
well.xnowu optnu1.caro doctor. Ut Laporte, aud
Miss sadlo +. uoarup, ono Of ElkhaEt's bellies.
vera united In marriage ut $50 thls oven!n9 Vt
tho residence ot tho bFlLo's mothcr 90 Second
street, The residence wus beautifully deco
ratcti, mud attracted largo oruwd oa tho zteees.
1'heto were U larH0 number Ut Kucssg. who par
took Of tbs piva.uroet tie evening. the trim.
Faysty by .thsr Ane music. After the band
haa pIayod seyoral pisces ui'oa t4s out"
whors supper wxa soessd 70 al. Afei
supper general conversation waa tho order for
4boul half IN huur, when tho band hegah play.
tug ayAta. If!s Eitssurss3r the svatttag xsro
Tho hrllo ND gr.om received very eatstsam9
rrfeEdB..
IT. Josgps, Mo-, May A-PFos. Richard A.
Ftoetor, tha Eagltsa astronomer. sud Mr., gslhe
ID. Etuwley, ct this city, Netu !AAtrte4 Ut Chrtse
Ep4capaI Church ut / o'clock this afternoon.
Tha a4urela WIS u!lua with an unusually brilliant
asseinblage. Tho bride " Y dAughter ut .GhAEas
A. 1tesaI,4on. Of thL City md ! ut.Ns Of Gen.
loft for the Eaat this evsulAg.
, 1881-05-04
whom they will set 10 work As soor ~ tho
present excitement has been somewhat dc

present excitement mas pecn soHle"hat He-
lnyt:tl.
Tho yards Of tho LnkCSn shore nt F0rty-thlrtl
street niltt the lluek Island ut FUrty-s1Ynntll
street were Lonesome and tluserta Yesterday.
ti,ar ,,n ~, fna- ~ trn,,,,is fr,;,, Tia Il rtin
.,sI, .,,,e,, MmS ~ 'esi '' ptrthtri ttr,n. ~.
s.tn nM.tiSmnG.t ~ nn rw han. ,1n,. ,nnts, H
n, T. ,st ~ @ .t ~ ~ ,,ss',,,ntnna ~
o akS SnGss 'v9ng ~ S"v9 rOr
nrrr' rn,,.; y'Sfn X XIV ~ tbn1r NV r,o.nm
s"sfths ,tocnt n",y mar staty...i r. ~" ~
,xrt , ,n ~ H. In ,n"t, =" mn M ~ ~ Mn ~
"ni wI t, ., htS ~ s'n @ -. t"irr fi,nir n.t
III W., ttn, H. LII Iii - s,S,nnH nth nIs
- ~ rnv r. hnff nnnS,,n;Inn
nnS r.1.c .t,'ant}s;r,r n2tr IL rr,, tnv Sawc
him nj t,tt ha;, -, sk, Az Within i,n fIt,f
1,n MI nnss"r..nr @ ~ ~" nST rfnar 1rnrts aft dnr
rrttnrA"vs III tl,crn tsc,Ss @ no joavs f,nm ia
ttsI, ~ liz tns9n Nj tr1nG II, ,,nv
in9 II IN | fr"tui,t. .iroSns TIM trrattl,cii ri Inn
tsnt, hf.nh ff,nJ ,sn PntIn,s onv"Mnn nni, ~ thn
rnrf =, - rtnht%. .,e .nns. et fhnIr Ifia trsnH.
~ NIrienntit .trnnt 't '"AAe " '"''' "'0 @4"o>"
SnSs"r',a~ n.,,, +; n nhrto M s,,,,ertpt aor+
,F th1. pt,rt tVn s,,,c s,s6 s,ntIfnl IN mar
ri III ,frsfrn - ~ tr,,,fnr",no viii, ttn;r
In nrct.n.ta ~" Viii. ,yt,Jct, n ,ncciIt,o ,snS
ol ~ t1,n rr",,nt tro,,s.. ~ ir I'm f.nrrrt'n
III ttm II, ynr,, ,,rmlovnd ot,ot twr thtstls WIN
nrcspnf. Wcsid.,a xn;,crfntTnIcnt S1nrhs,n ~,
{tnn,,imy wns rnnros,s5,tna ~ nnnt,Tni .Mnnavnr
IMYt,w Frri"ht Ami finvfei,. Mnsfnr-f,Y S'rHns
iHpftMtion Wmtnis. nni] Iiiapnto ot,ar Neol. Tha
sfu"tt,s,, .,,n. - F.in.,st.e n.,t -,
, 1881-05-04

1o IN Ed1feT q 5kl caleafo 1NbunA
CONSTANTINE. Mich, May 2,-l notlco In your
paper OF recent date loltor from Ri Perkins
regarding tho wheat-crop Ut our State. l con.
cludo Mr. Perkins must have passed ovor that
part Of hIa route that ltes In Afohiguu during
The night, olse ho could not have beon 10 mis-
taken. This county ist Joseph) IL one Of tho
best wheat counties In tho StAtG. and when
say that We shall not hayo to n1ceod ons-fourth
OF our usual crop do not o1aggefate: Wh!tc
Plxuan PrAlrio 10 y literal failure. and y bonG
eort,. strpia II but littlc hetser, aud tho nusr
Oak Plain Of Florenoe Township neariy as had; Cd;
1f Mr, Il, Or any nthoF man wants to hliy aDQ
acrea of xhent Il IS per aero, Oh good land aad
well put In, se3,d him 10 mu. ~
FRANKLIN WxIL2,
, 1881-05-04

OTTAWA May 3.-Thc flshlng privileges grant
cl tho French alon9 i1nif tho cuaat-ino OF New
fo!1ndlan.l. By some old trcatlcst hayo always
been tho cause OF great annoyance TO- tho Gov
crntncnt OF that island. Eeyosiations~ with tho
French hive been going on quietly for some
time, With view u rctncdy those grievances;
and ut lcu9th there IL the sironsest around for
tncntiy batsfactnry to tue Islanders, IL about to
10 tnndp. rartttulnrs lire not set mnls known;
BUT the basis Df ngrrclncnt Is to ho an admission
fishing, aud m entire withdrawal OF their claim
tol1terferv With tho settlement nf tho country,
or tho pursuit OF mining Or other Industries.
, 1881-05-04

MoNritxAr~ May 3.--Tho Montreal nooorder,
Mr. Dc Mont1ny. has peculiar Ideas rs to tho ro-
spectabttity of peopte. 4 house was ratdod tho
othos evening because respectable citizen de-
c1ncd to allow its baneful Influence to stare
bis daughters In tho faco. lie lived next
door to tho house. md. upnn making complaint,
tho potco arrested some unfortunate croaturcs
ind two gentlemen Of high responsibility. Ona
Of these IL 4 try-goods merchant and tho othor
In tho banking business. Ucesluse Of their
responsibility thrto men wero Rtantad privnto
hcnring by tho Rccol.lcr. misd THUR names were
bonn nny of tho dry.Kno,la fnuschantas clerks, il
ls !koly they would l!ase been locked up, thoir
fines made known, MS In tho caso Of tho cotntn,n
nialofAutns. Tho ltccortIor docs not believe la
tho hdaTe. " Tho higher tho rink and station,
$5Q oach.
, 1881-05-04

n tn EdItoF a 1hs Ckle3s0 5TsbHa4,
FRANClsvlLLE, 1nd,, Nsy l-WintaF wheat
hora Is vary little Injured by Tho hard wiutos. It
IL abuut 10 pee cent mors aowu than Aat year.
II ID noout two weoks later. Oats are a!l sown,
aud most ot them up and looking tlrst rate, Ths
sprng has ,beaa very dry. 30 fas only otla tuch
OF fetn fell Tor tho month ot AnFil We had
Kra!n from suffering. but 6tRh ground Il quitting
hArl for pluws,x. IT. tho weather continues
4oo1, some farmers will bHg|n e. plant corn thie
week, but general planting WILL not commence
until about QUO week ftum now.
, 1881-05-04


aloSrRgAi, May 3.-joscpft Kerr, mcmter Of
tho local Legislature, for brutally nstatlting
Samuel Warren. rnthmaster on the Cornwall
caual. was sentenced 10 pay q 0ue uf s1to md
tho cusls Incurred t'y tho county tu tho prosocl
s,ou, and bound over to keep tho peace for ouo
year. Tho Judge: In passing sentence, mAde
some severe rctHnrks Upon tho cnnauct Of tho
defendant. wht,ro duty Ii WIS. no entl. to sut an
gxa,nrl3g e. to others. rather than act a. go bad
tho power 10 send Kerr ia 10 tha Psnitcntiary; ~;
md, although he would not 20 rs fnr rs thnt III
this case, still auch uuirugca must ia put down.
, 1881-05-04

INpIANApoLla, Ind., May 8.-JVdge
Gresham. Ut the United States Court, this
morning, In H,a cass ,ot Fargo agatust tho
Louisville, New,Albany IL Chicago Railway,
oyorsule4 tho motion Of defendants to
.!lslalss tha e suit for walt Ut iurls~
dict!on, the Court holdtng that, while
the American Express Company. rcl,.
resented III the suit by FArgo,
was not corporation. It had ueversheioss tho
right to suv through III reeeldent IN tho fodera
, 1881-05-04

Saturday. The following was received "
night Mt the off'co Of the General Agent
Of tho Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Line from ita t'hIcng., Il Northwestern Railway
@ ot'see E y cMh;caE,: M .om receipt n!ea.se se.nIio
Winona & 81. Peter Divisions; nlso, to Dead
wtN,d, vim Pierre.
IVY. A. TtIIkAf.ls Oat1ural Ticket ARnnt."
, 1881-05-04

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May S,-At slast tho WI
nona Il st. Peter Hallway Is open to MInue-
sofa, west Of Marshall, fand to Aurora, OIL
llue will he clear Ia Wat9rtown and uuron by
, 1881-05-04

Court OF tho State. This v nn important suit
as affecting tho right Of tho American EIprnas
Cntupnny to do bus!ness over tho llno Of tho
Loulavtlle, New Albany l. Chicago Railroad.
, 1881-05-04
ontf he LsFk Out.

Included in the catalogue Of tho most wom-
derfp! articles OF the period ts ~ Jaoooa OIL.
nouuces it tho most thorough conquHFor Ut
pain he has pyer knoWuA
, 1881-05-04

adjoining say u,at tho hop-f,clta arr pretty
thorou9h,y Killed. ont. This will 10 T. heavy
ps%w e O. many n W Vicinity a. hey wero
Bono places Is killed and In nthors ID doing wull.
, 1881-05-04

UFveR4t x%sA43ssN " ~ %A%@@*" ASsV~"%
DEoATuiL ILL.,, May 3.-TuH rRInuNN cor
respondent las Just been shown an anto.
graph lsttsr written by Afr. Lo!lls 0en!s, ito-
ceiyer OF the Illinois Midland Railway. III
which lie cmplntlcally states TINT he will
not spsiFn his position, a!l verbal and published
tuDofte 70 tue contrary notwithstanding.
, 1881-05-04

spsetd1 ntspaieA to 1A4 CAteaao 1stbtaA
Oo0aoAowoc, WiA. May a-Quito heavy
fross visited this section last night. 0dasral ro-
ports from this lWsnkes county and oountlos
, 1881-05-04
rO1f.r OF 'C:ITTCAGOt
AhItlYALa.

btht Uttrer. carlton. railway Tics.
Schr H. farsDl:9, Sturgeon llHy. railway tics.
ssht HslIur 10y, hnskeknn. wood
sehE laeno, Whist.ttsh liay, railway t!css
M Shr Mediator, lacksonport. railway tlos.
6tht Coaster. kGwAunee, Lumber.
trTeleg!aph. North luy, ralIvay.ttos-
&hr }. !. JHneg, MuskGEDn, lumber.
Err York stnto, Auskegutl. lumber.
M kssia@ e HntS Jseksox.st s"sksson qsaS isSe so
echr EeK'D Wing. MliRkrHOn. lumber.
Shrt. 4. irish, Grand Havon. lumber.
ss Ees leyi qran,, ainakegnn. lulnhor.
&bF Montpelier, Grn,ld Haven, lnlnber.
Esr A y. ne9nson, stuskegon, Mnlber.
Seaf AAtsksnR, Ahnapeo, lumber.
Nhr willie Luut!t. Grand Haven, lumber.
s e! lil h;lile Pratt, LudiuH.on. lumber.
stnf Mindsor. Muske4Usl, lumber.
&nf KockaRay, MuskcHon, lumber.
Eeaf !. An,ersuti. MuAkcH0n, lumber.
sshr Australia. M1lskeRUn, lumber.
EssafC!ty ot Grand isApl.!s, Irand Aavau, lumber.
sesr Ssr IT,, y: ,skkinaur' Mnskekon. lunibur.
fsal M1tton. Ahake9uH. lumber.
rfoP Messenger, 81. Itscpt1, suNdtioA.
ppmp prp Annio LAURA. Mnske9on, lumbnr.
rrop Mary Grub, South llAvc,l, sundrIea.
F1,lop 1,Hpo Albe1t sopor, Muskeaon. lumber
rVp t!uGkGye MNAkpEon, lumber,
pts pssp I. e lirlttaln, WEito Lake, snndries.
Tsop Tsop swallow, White Lnko, lumber.
pnp rptep 4. 0Inh White Lnke. lumber.
pop 1peop faystte, Muskcgon. Timber.
ft1pp spp H.. y, +. barspaEhs. MuskcEont lumber.
fsss ssss iEeyrlasos, White l4aku. lumber.
kss ksst aessc i'osit. whita Lake, railroad ties,
Sst Ssat G;Stsr. ;tS;. l;yS4lngton. ~ lumber.
&a'spy, MuskcRon, wood.
s.,., ACTUAL sA1l1NuB.
Eet ~. + 81, Stanton, Mnnlstce.
seaAs ssA !, y: HUI, Whlto Lake,
sses Ges &. e Aoshor, StuskUEon.
ssts ssns HarY usahd Haven.
SSt H.K;. 7. X; MAitln. Sturgeon n4y.
, 1881-05-04

t1 sa'ell, aeacd up th'a AFTERNOON. bound lor
"TH 81. 9ialtelh. ot tho ,,rm of nuu T. antuo,a,
@ = f;a S'r,s'fn sss Il, s:s& s.snx t. e.
%s ts' TT '5so leie: w. xS.ss oins
Hmno o .n ,tcsst =, ts,n van ~
SM'sklnx5 4 x5a. ths =. :. .h]ixhsss% ] % gos.!n5s .tas.:
i,ct @ nnnm ~ says y wo 20 npss% % tr nny
tev .er s rntn . fses 70 ss 1" 70 sss
tiNv H. tin",i :nys ~ .nwhi soEn o n rf.ns
liz thinks thoy win in fhrnnnt, wnrEinr ~ IN tnn
thst eliannel il II few days, leaving tho channel
''V" 0''|'' '''' II wt''ra,n, wSr ,y.,. ,a''
safe"' ,eash - sttss' Tn hs. ,uov
IN ,ursnre - c rnT .o y, . no,1
i'%yl tas aay tnr eis ssv5l or!s ct
III III tus trnmaI[ son q ,pto;n u h,t to~ rt o.
.Shc VIA fninwmi H. 'thr IT, ut schmuncr sSe.
Ncyafa M5o,t io t'ri,Mk n cbnrs of X" 1,igs
sJa ,' ~ ~ ~! ~; T. ,,,, l sn 4, 2',t ~ TT ug.eo
fnil' AZ hn,r lntor ill., sni,na. VI stai, .tn
rft fnr Ch,.Mun In tow NJ ic fy. tinmr,.tc ''i. H.
iInnt nn a"r"h i, itro,,r 'u ,yt,h ss i,nI,. ~ ~
et,ai whri. ai,fs Gns j,s;i IL iii sntcr. hf,t II
tcttsk tt,o Wilnns. When u, nt,renst nf fsmSrly
ltsy, ,y,n st F9 bur ti,xs uni m ,nso ta having
Wis,v star worc icft bY tho 'tna ttIas' at'o,'t t
d SulocE. nbrcnst az Fort '"f fEohnrnr.
f.ii sall: Thc stea.barao s % %kersSaw icAy.s "s II
ta ts .. avi eot; Tho nt stoo9Sr Joa snntto 'ets
fH. 5na eHa1M,lE hoout oelocXs ooal-'"ao'as Tor
1strEh tr, !NtcF. ,.,
aMo scnoaner nSt0tnpcno wills onarteeetl tnts
nate1nMM Ne ~ ~ ceH!s y ton nn cenI
lor lt,i,x ,x,le netfnt. . fn9 r: u. larKcF tot
ralironH run 70 Eh1cMHn Ha,,I IEo1n nete al $l$a =
Yrnae Ton. ana tho Wl1iintn shnpe anu +. u
Lteientols; otGt 70 loInMu ~ - cete HtnSs toE.
:, Gapt: Ehaetes ,nanlilton h9s d!sT,eet ni ~
nnt NGtIsL ~ tne aohooher = MnnnrFy Ut iisseIi ~ =.
e. ai1rpny. ot netroit. !or se'1oV cash. put fc-
>"'s'" A'S FS''1o y. s.sn.t. ".s'uI
C|EsL.."Hn.
r.. 5pset. ~ nnratt9 "a Int En;tsdeo E,; 1fsoHna
L4iHfEn1H.t ~ Ma} >n..-Gies4thAtSss-
', l,M"iSt =. tssoy LncRse' oo9l' olaxWe1''
11MGna, MhWaHhen. ca4t. ,,-
S9asteststLscntoner 81 Two Fahntes, coal, CleVe-
'ana 70 Gnichg9t ~ troo.
e1oT Fly seeGlveta aore Io,aa5 1fotn Mafqnetto
Tss Es .h. mug 'su aets .ue nMy tsasatnsy MlEnts
firSuI isfnnt' mt ti,n viii ia n,n.ginr fS,a,, ~
fr1nn The sTuth. They dnn't exnSat tn ice thr
leo taok II the winl Keeps in al It is. Tnoro is
plenty Of fco outside, aud very bpayy,"
prestijone Hackutt said thero wai M, corr,rro-
misc In regarti 10 Tic % crew ~ Of tho sehauner
day's i,ifosination from hur owilor. NV
Thp tug Wurswtch tn,7pi a sr,nr into tho tako
to.tlny, and rot her whce! cnuEht in It. aho WIS
GftftnH Oh 10 the beach when tie tug Charles
3lGt1fy feaGue0 aEf.
, 1881-05-04
CONSOLIDATION.

GALVESTON, May 3-ArranRements have
been consummntea for tt1e consolidation OF
tho Missouri, Kansas & Texas and interna-
uonal 4 ufrht Northern Itatlwnya. Tho 81.
Louis, Iron Mountain Il Southern, and tho Taxas
Pacific will bu consolidated by tho 18th Inst.
, 1881-05-04
THE RAILROADS.
No Particular Change In tina Status
Of the Swttchman's
Strike.
Tie Companies VIII Make No Further
Concessions, and tho Hon
Won't Yield.

EbncNRsinne. nnH {hn Mnn
Won't Yield.
A Puff for Uiucinunti..Luxurious stvlo
III "a1ca alcn aen 1faVe1"
THE sw1TCr1MrS, sr1,t1kr.
Thuro wrra fsw nav tleyelonmpnts Il, ,he
s%lces ~, .n rn"', sts,ne ys1oraay lug 'nen a.
Northwestern, vito went 10 work ngatn
yesterday morning, nro still out. and In cp,-
ssasass basttis ' freight ri as moving. s T. Silt
tho cInbafgo Is not as great rs was generally
anticipated. AlF tho roads ilaye Il few
oys s nss,nso MG,kn 9;cs aa "fs fin ee Nor 10
,"as,ap,, u ~ ,.,,,as ~. e'en; s,. nmy .Jsns ..
WestoI.., however, IS uio oil.y soad WHERE
my o. tte regular switchnlen 'ro IT work.
,.uro,,s ~ ra"s. % oa.osns. ~ H. IT, s.s, -"
various foa.s cchtoflng III thls cty
ncla nhouler iheosia9 at O'Clock
discussing tho situation m,a iscidtng,
il possibte. uunJ, Uniform co,,rs.. NJ actlon'
r"rn ron, ags'' TO- ~ n,. uoutsu ~ "ss'o
1s:,. dsss1y loaa ~ lne clty was iep.eseh.eu'
Tieywere all unanimous In the opinion TINT.
no further concessions should 10 ,na,lo ta
lin syyitcj,yc,, NJ I'm ,xoDns TINT lnva Scs,, W.
oer"d orc ANNA 'p ] % Inn for 'n n"
kind Of labor they laye to perform. While
they admitted TINT ite work was dangerous,
yet II was no n,oro so than that OF btakemcn
and mnny ott,or M railrond e,nn,,vSs w,o nnlv
received about one'lalf the wares that tho
swltchmen l,nd been offered. Uy concedinR
more to tie strikers than had already been
done thev .vo,,Id oriv ofYar n nron,t,1m for
=
general slrlKes thfoaRhont inc summer anu
there would therefore, be no end to tlla
troubles. 1t was also stated by most
as,s v.nn' - .,nv v a ss naas, ID 's, wsLs WILLIE . ~
WORK II they conitl be properly protected
from niolcstation. The general opinion WIS
that II tho roads only held out n few dnys
,,nris ago,, nm, t,,o ,,ianea ~ .la o.t,a's,
"ork again, aiim Tue places OF the o.less
could easily be lll!ed' IL was hhnlly fesolVeu
to n'ake no further propositions to tho men;
thntr ,incoa ,v,th ntncrs and r. vtn,amco was
....., ~ w.. a.. a..:,a "o W. ...' ""s
attonpMa Ny 1he sefihels 10 nave tne1n a1-
axant af Ecu ay aa ant 70 o
adjourned sine die.
tho freight wards. Tnere % wero small 1 knots is
oinis!! q AZ points I'll but ao dls{afi,anso. q. e
strlkory scs,1,led to h1,ya w,I,n m si,ra. nntI
war; i1nkimw hniidav of IL t. Grnwats IN, NJ
ti,e,n couid f5e sec,, at nsariy nil ti,o street
CORNERS @ re- discussing tie situation. and tio . s
rro,wd"., n,a sw ~ t,,a n ,ncm nv ,vnsn "Gap "
tin Influenza Of i6,,or Snme n Tia sfr,,,,kon
feiInws wrre iilejfnei to mn;e trou|,s. h,,t
y Sst se 9f dSa s rsgyss Msl weGy ey aya sta
Han % see to ayo hoIY fnar f ~ soinr uss
, 1881-05-04

MONTREAL, MHy 8.-At a banquet last night
Coursell. member Of Parliament In u speech
rcferred to Lafayette md said ho bolIercd tho
nrntcnble relations between tho United States
and 0rcnt Dritatn would not be cOmpitL0 unless
Canada sent u regiment To tho Yorktown cello
nraetUn.
, 1881-05-04

Young and foeblo mothers With frail children
viii! both beuons stSvux by the nag OF Hop Bit
tcE1.
, 1881-05-04
THE SOUTHERN TACIFTC.
6psctot UItydteA to Ihs Chteapp Tribune.

CEo1NSAr1, b1ny a-M. E. Ingalls,, presl-
dent OF the Cincinnati, indianapolis, st,
Louis Il Chicago, has just returned from San
Francisco, having n,ade the Journey oyer the
Southern Pacific lie was probably the first
railroad man Of prominence who Inns passed
over the new llne, In aH Interview tonight
ho said: g. think tic business Of the SOUTH
ern Pacific will be good. They ore pushing
tho line towards New Orleans, and expect to
DO largo through business for Europe be-
tween San Francisco and the port OF
Now Orleans. They viii. too, I have
no doubt. There is plenty for alt tho
lines to do. The Southern limo will have
some advantage In winter, rs 1t will have
less snow-stor,ns to trouble It When tue
Cincinnati Southern gets u through connec,,
ton with New Orleans 1t will ,sold good
many passengers that way ai,d 8onle freight.
Mr.. Huntington, OF tho Chesapeake l. Oh!p.
who Ia one.Rfth owner OF tile Southern ra-
3 paduoah ltoud to Moulphis md build road
from Aomphls to Houston, Tex. 70 connect
with the HoNthesn Pacific, That, With tho ines
hG has already. will vtyo him through limo
from tho EasgeFn to the Western coast, and hy
the two lines which will connect Cincinnati! with
It. this city will hayo good uae for the Southern
pApldt."
, 1881-05-04

IOUf9VfLLE q NASfTV1L14E.
NonROLK, Va. May3.-Tlle Atlantic, Miss.
tasippI j. Ohio Railroad was formally trans
ferrcd to-day h, the purchasers and rcot-
gantxod ~ tho Norfolk & Western llallrond, with
George +. Tyler as rrosIlcnt-
, 1881-05-04

The fourth annual report Of the Detroit,
Lansing u Northern Railroad Company for
printed. THO receipts and expenses for the
year were rs follows:
Ornss earnings. 81. e0915l