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New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
rug plcIfIc BANNS COALITION

Bo,roN, Feb 7.-rhere is good deal Oh
,,n4.t.d delay in getting the Pacific Bank oi 'niS
cr, IN running order again The Stockholders are O@
ward IN paying their assessments, aud not ie" u 'O
,,,uu;,iu because Kenyon, tho expfes.denl' WHO ' ~
o.,ble for the acknowledgement which ied 70 INC ''l
,,r of the bank has not been orlminaly p'o'''".s .s
u ia used by the directors In strashlehnh n nron.
~ ~. - tne institution, AMI mas proDtby - al
'I Immunity from punishment otOlli u, U'l DO
r,.,,nr business IL Is understood that 80. ,u usr-
,o',,hf n,,iust tho directors Tor neEhbNA6 hare
,iiItInr Kenyon to rob the stockholders al S"'N
laced manner.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
Tnn lollnwing cases were argned:
COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8.

SUPREME COURT -CH,NBsls-tteli pv Douohue. -talen
dat called az a. Nos. II, %, 5S o.. o., -, ~ u
100 III 100 1913 % l3j, lJi lO6, 200, %o9 20 @'O
232 234 23j. 23o. 237 23s ~ -, ,., f,,,,
SI,pgRIE COCI-sPkCIAL rERM-Smth, Law ana ACT
Nos 800 10 40. ia, 26l, 10. 9' 2H2 5o5 SG7 ~ az
3l7, 3S, 800 32o, $50 80 Sh 9ol '''' 'O@' 'o' %"
3C,S 90 $40. S7l. ij. 3l2. 356. -, 49, .,.,,, -,
StpERMF CouRr CIRcUII-PART He'd by smith JTT
Nns ii9 l5.G 1909 lO4j 907 $50, lOJ5 9J +5J% ~
ag5 i-4l lG5l l4j2, l43j l4j9 300 lOlJ ZJ0o 1882
iIiS ~ H. 1887, 1897, 1917, 1901. . ,,.,o
p,pT I-Held Uy LarremOTe J.-Court opens az lJ'o0
m case on No G37-Canneld agt the IIly roster hOn
Mines. No day calendar - 49,, ,,, >,o *,
PARf III-eld by Lawrence. Law and tact;-No 52d'
PcGniar calenlar-Nos 7SS, 1909 2l9i 1888 i3i9 5t9
~ @{75 1871 1891, SJ5, l349 1852, l57 SO4, -
.t-iEHIoR COuRT-SPECIAL TERM-He!d 0y ArhOuk' j.
Coend4r allied at II a. Mo % ,,-..- .-.,...,,,,
CoURT- TRIAL TERN PABT lied Sy oed3"Ich
COS j22 a4S Is3, 30 Oi2. 3OO, 100 49o1I oAo'
o'PikT iI-Iied 6y Freedman JNos 4t5, 6yy 6eS tp9'
Gs SiJ $40 7S JSl a, ~ 73 a. ILL., no. OIL '" OIL
'yS iiiUeld by Russell, Nos ss3 ssj. 9Oy g23
OF, ji q57 932 53l 6O9 si3 335. jjs, so 6iy'
st 44 sl 826 o32 sJ3 sj9 a6O SOL o6o o1o f,o 'o''
474. ..,., epu, u.ld nv Van Rrunt C. J.
CONF oocns AZ Il a. m.--NO I, =. ,x,,,.,....
N3|nV,5T ptT,s-TgIAL TRgM-PART He'd by Beach y.
Sos lj2S 1869 3O6 1851 1887, l39S iS99 III iiiLyy
I=S li75 l3iI 1854, 1920, H. 1896 lo'l I99o Ioo''
lGIS 1856. l72 l1O4, 1850 IlIo ,-. ,2s, ,-e, 1854
,6l4 IA 1877 iO7 f6l2, li5, 259. l7i 152h g..
i93 1867 l6o0 Ii52, 1870 l777 l779 $780, l1oi lo1
IIUeld by Van Hoesen. J.Nos 1879 5l6 5o3'
E5{ litO illl 1913 I'LL IVA, li'O, lio', It'V'
i76I 1872 1893 1898. 1894. 1875. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE STOKES WILL CONTEST.

Another hearing was had yesterday in The
contest over the OF the late James stokes. d. WINS
James was the first witness called for the contestant
Mrs Henry Dale, daughter Of the testatOr. The wit
ness had been associated in business with Mt stokes
part the time clerk and atterward as partner IOf
about thirty years. Mr. Stokes became feeble AFTER l9"
and referred almost all matters CT business To MS son
Aaron ON crosse XammatlOn the witness sand ne lad
MOI noticed anything indicating unSOundnesS Oi minu
ms part OF he esatOr The hearing VIII be continued
ft,dsty
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE rmGNL DLBT BILL PASSED.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. The House oi
pl,,t,- to-day pas ed the BIN tor the settlement oi tuo
Suc debit known the Itdlebcrgcr b'l' by vote o'
56 70 80 one Rcadu-tcr kelly of Washington county,
voting IN the negative. An amendment proVdihg 'ea'
tne hin be- submitted the people for rahcall1n wa
I.ratrd by "a vote IA tO n. Ide affirmative Not Wa7
nout ruuay divided between the Rra'U'steia anu 'nc
Democrats Tho bill now goes to the GONerhOr'
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. Tn the Court of Appeals
today present the Hon Charles Anlrews, C. j. and
ssnciates the following decisions banded down:
The people ex rel Ryan French and Others Pole,
Comms,iGuers In the matter OF Ne" fOiA Lake filt
and Western Bdroad Companl' 10 chiuEt IO.'e 81 ," ~
10 adv causes on caendai giahlcd lJ
p x re- COristock Luca,MOtOn 10 put cause ,arhda
lsrae--MOpOn 10 81 aslie OF ny
appeal granted and cause Iclustateh "tou OOS
abe JOuesMOtlOD 10 dismiss appear siale WIN
costs People rel Gum0uT AT h5de ahh "theI
Motion dismiss appear drnlei' "llnO9t ~ "
Motion tO tke case from preferred caledif
ana put general Gale DIR granted without ,os kSu
ng igt --KeIr gument denied WIN tlo costS' warn
agt Toward; MetmOre agt Hegrman' Geriach agt hdd'
meyer SYKES agt Delaw re, LacNdhina ana W est-tn
1-e;Iruad COmoauy; Saiter Utca and Black RIVER
railroad COMPANY EtueungtOn agt Prospect fark and
island Railroad Company Schind dst Jc"ttt loD
III a,t t'ltt-nJ.n Smcds sgt Brooklyn and KockaNay
Henry B Cook ani another agL warren Moses agt ic
Devit reversed and new ull raned costs 10
General Term affirmed AID lud-mrht absolute Otdeied
against the de cndaut on the StiRhatl3n Win t"sl'
Duuconb and another agt the Ne" f1rh uonstour ah9
Northern Railroad COmpdny-Odrr dlhrhed WIZ costs Oi
o ni in this respondents Out OF thr iund and
without costs To the appellants Brnkrron sgt Bos NtCN-
Judgment reversed AMI Judgment rendered loi pdhu Oh
frr with costs with leave 10 the Defendant 10 withdraw
demurrer within twenty days on payment oi costs IA tls
Cont and in the supreme Court aud 10 aAs"e tle COM
plant
Tine following cases were argued:
No 4s-Mary A. Durhh. adminstr4trG, etc, agt Ihoma'
5Ic1Bor schnckcr plIutlG error. agt the People,
etc defendants in error -Submii'd - -, a..
No 81 William Sindrlm, pahtH IN error "g 'he Ioo
pie etc. defendants IN error. -. .,..,
no iJ-Aary Dobucker, eNecutrtx etc. Respondent
agt Thomas r. sharp receiver, etc app, ans. 49,,
No 3S-Oweu Nolan aud another, ears elC respdls agt
COrlelia &. huey applt
<" 6iJames Holmes, cxecutrix, etc, respondent agt
ATn @ fonig - the court OF Appeals Day Calendar ior
Wednesday February o-Nos 10. 5o ii, ~ 40 4Z' i-o7'
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
cEykRlL H4yc0ch'S SoCTHERyJOUEyLY

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 7.-General W. ,.
Hancock arrived here this morning and visited Inc
United states Arsenal Later he held an informal recep
oa al the house OF MQJor John d. Adams where he was
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08
THE NATIONAL BANK CHARTER BILL.

\
ITS PROVISIONS ~ FULL-REPOET or THE COM
MITTEE on BANKING AND CURRENCY
WAsHINGTON, Feb. THE text of the bill
10 extend the charters National banks agreed upon
ly the Committee Banking and Currency and report
ed TO the House to-day by Representative Crapo
substitute lor the original Bill introduced by him and
known as the Capo-dOrul lIardcubcrS bill, is fol-
lows:
bill 10 enable National banking associations TO eX-
tend their corporate existence.
be II cHGcic4 etc., That any National banking assO-
citation Organized under the acts OF February % 1853,
June 3, lsOI February H. 1850, or under sections
Jl33 q, ,lJI, jl3J, 5,l3G aud J,lJ4 OF the Revised
Statutes oil Lultcd states, may at any time within
two wears previous To the date OF tine expiration OF its
corporate existence under the present lI" ana Win The
approval Controller Ol the Currency, L. bc grant
cd as hereinafter provided, extend I5 period 81 sue
cesson by amending its articles OF association, and shall
dissolved Dy act Of shareholders owning t"otuIds
Of s -tOc unless lie franchise becomes Ioc4trd Dy
some violation Of law.
SIC 2 THat slcL an amendment Of said articles of
association shall be authorized 10y tnc consent ia wit ng
shareholders owning not less thdn t"OlAliH ol tue
capIta stOrT II the association aad the Board o d.
TccOrs SHAH cause SUCH consent u De- coEhcd over the
seal OF the ISOLATION, 10y Ito president OF cd@ut To he
Controller OF tbc Currency acconpIHcd by an appca on
made by president cashier Tor the approval OF
tie amended articles o. association hY The Controller
aud such amended ARTICLES Uf association shall be not
d uuul the outrocr shall give To such assoc ion
certificate under hs hand ana seal thli hc association
has ptd Win all the prOylrUus required Go D5 com
pied wltn and is au hofzcd 10 for The
extended period named ia the amended articles OF assO-
citation.
SIC. g. That ny receipt Of the application and GER
catc OF the association provided for IN the preceding
'Oh, the Com roller Oi the Cuinucy may II lac deems
10 Ca1ary, cause special examination to lbs made.
the xponHo hlsocation 10 determine is c5ndi-
On and If alter such examination, Or otherwise, ap
New-York tribune., 1882-02-08

visited by citizens He left here this afternoon Sho iI
Friar's Point, Miss on a visit to his son lsu''o"' ~
largely engaged in planting near that toWh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-31
FINANCIAL ITEMS.


Somebody declares Barnum has offered Jaw
could Il % o a night to ride around the ring on
me elephant Jumbo and exhibit his $4,000 900
of securities.
certificate of membership on the New York
produce exchange has been sold for $3.50
Inc city OF Cincinnati has learned how easy
II Is to get into debt and Is now talking about
some solution Of the problem, how to get out
than sl3,00J,000
The annual cost Of the star route service in
the Pacific states and territories under General
Brady was S2,Sii, l65. Contracts for the Same
49, ''''
The aggregate debt of the different states.
counties cities, towns, etc, of the United States
loots up 81 POI ,9sl ll5. To that extent have the
people mortgaged their future earnings.
,Alolt ~, 5OOJOO passed through the London
clearing house in one day recently, of which
amount one private bank sent $40, 100000 This
gives an Idea OF the immense business done in
the English metropolis
prominent Philadelphia operator said the
other day that the PENNSYLVANIA railroad man
agement would at the next dividend period In
addition to the regular per cent cash pay
hlent, make stock dividend Of the remaining
undistributed II, zoo shares of the So lig shares
purchased from the city some time ago
allotting them to the stockholders at par
This undivided stock could be distributed In the
proportion of two shares to every 800 now held
but there Is talk of issuing some of the stock
authorized to pay for the Philadelphia, Whining
ton 4 Baltimore to bring the stock up to 8 per
cent ~ " ~
Members of the committee on ways and means
say their action for the reduction OF the tax on
cigars ana cigarettes and of liquor licenses, Is
not Ill conflict with the decree of the late rcpub
llcan caucus that that decree was against 4 re-
mnctlon of the tax on whisky aud tobacco only
The bill of the committee makes a total annual
reduction OF sS,0o,O0O the reduction Of special
taxes Is s3,7v0, i06: reduction of the tax on
ehecks, proprietary articles and of all articles in
schedule a, IS sl6,s72Ss0; reduction on cigars
and cigarettes, g., 666, 100
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-31

There were no developments in futures to-day
worthy OF notice. There was an advance in the
near months ana decline in later months. Lit
tie interest was manifested, Judging from The re.
ports by telegraph, either in this country or in
Europe.
The sales In this city, as recorded, exhibit an
interest In wheat, the sale of which amounted
10 DOD bushels; corn, 200 bushels: cotton 200
bales. Spectators might do well to turn their
attention to oats
Futures IN New York opened steady Mt u "A
Tor May, advanced u point then recedcd ten
month. Sales 2l6OOO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-31
COTTON

THE receipts Of cotton to-day reached about
seventy bales by wug II. During the wcel,
several good shipments are expected by rail from
points west of this city There are no changes
70 note In prices to-day, and our quotations
show what the staple will bring on the streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-31
DALLAS EXCHANGE AND COIN.

A, =. buying Selling. Buying Selling
n, Y. Elk. h@kpartSs st. Louis. I.ios ParS.N
Chicago. h@IPar@A n o'....HSS PSrS I
galveston y Par@A Houston. x Parai.
Exehange,all points y to Y discount Sterling
sight a. 80 Francs, sos 10 Marks, 2j.
Mexican halves. .40ots Mexican quarters. l5cts,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-31

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Guiding analysis OF urine, IS. Price Of Vital.
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-12-06
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-12-06

The floating gram mills on the Dan.
ube, in Austria, are its most curious
feature. Fancy two canal boats
moored about fifteen or twenty feet
apart, and supporting between them
the crank of a gigantic mill wheel,
turned by the current of the stream.
Fancy, moreover, the sides of one Of
these boats carried up one story higher
than the other, then rooted over, a la
Noah's ark, with windows and doors
as needed, and You will have fair
idea of these grain mills, some 1900 to
$500 of which, in groups of ten or
twelve together, are scattered along
this highway all the way from Vienna
to Belgradge. Each mill is inscribed
with it's owners name.-Northwest.
ern Miller.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-12-06
MULLlGAN ITEMS.
Weather wintry.


The trapping business is lucrative
occupation for the boys now a.daYs.
The aquatics and other migratory
birds have left us.
Monroe Cordill is spending the week
with his friends near Napoleon.
Irvan Torrey is ont west on trap
ping expedition.
Contrary to our wishes we were OBJ.
liged to be away duringelection week.
We hear not a murmur in regard to
the final result of the political con-
flict.
Mr.. J. A. Tory in company with
Mr.. NJ. Cordill contemplates spending
lie winter III The WISCONSIN pinerl IS.
A pltchfork has long been consid-
cred a very useful implement for the
sues for which it was designed, but
it's utility as an instrument with which
to extermlnate shaggy CANNES was to
US unknown until recently when one
of our towp5oys demonstrated that
for this purpose it is very convenient
substitute for a shot gun. Mr.. Day.
ton, the owner, valued the dog very
highly, and he undoubtedly regards
the act az malicious, and that 1t de-
mands more than merely formal con.
sideration.
Unprecedented in the catalogue of
local '.happenstances'' was the unex-
pected marriage Ut Miss Ida Green
and Mr.. Oliver S0mmerville, which
took place at New Ulm quite recently.
May their life bark glide pleasantly
down the winding stream of life, un-
shaken by tho ruffaed waves of misfor.
tune.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-12-06
True to her Trust.

Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly
caring and watching for her dear ones,
never neglecting a single duty in their
behalf. When they are assailed by
disease, and the system needs a thor
0ugh cleansing, the stomach and bow
els regulated, blood purified and ma.
larial poison exterminated, she mus.
know that Electric Bitters are the on.
ly sure remedy. They are the best
and purest medicine in the world and
only cost fifty cents. Sold by Joseph
Bobleter.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-12-06

Now that the opposition to the new
railroad have exhausted all theirargu-
ments against the proposition, they
are becoming personal. They now
say that Mr.. Albert Scheffer is in with
tie railroad company and can not be
trusted. Mr.. Scheffer is a man against
whom no charge of dishonesty can
truthfully be mace, and the bonds
of our city are safer in his hands than
they would be in the hands of his &C
cusers, But Mr.. Scheffer once had
the audacity to run against one of our
citizens for State Treasurer, and fol
this objectionable crime he can not be
trusted with the bonds of our city.
Gentlemen, don't mince matters. Speak
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-12-06

gal voters at said city, at tho election
In that behalf, as provided il section
96 Of said chapter "a, and there to re-.
main, on deposit with said custodian,
in escr0,c, until delivery, as hereinaf.
ter provided, to said Railway Compa.
ny.
And the said Railway Company will,
in consideration OF said bonds lat the
election of said city,, issue to it $50
shares Of the Capital Stock of said
Central Railway Company, known as
its Common Stock, which said shares,
at their par value, correspond with the
principal sum of the bcnds'Of said city
hereby applied for.
And said $50 shares of stock shall.
in like manner as said bonds, lie depos.
tied within sixty days, from and after
sad election, with the said Albert
Scheffer, in escrOsO. there to remain
on deposit until the delivery OF said
bonds to said Railway Company when
said shares of stock shall be delivered
to said city.
The said bonds of said city and the
said shares of stock of the said Rail.
way Company are to be delivered, by
said custodian thereof, to sail Rail.
way Company and to said city respec-
lively, as aforesaid, when said line of
railway shall have been completed
ready for the passage of cars thereon,
from the place of juncture with said
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Oma.
ha Railroad as hereinbefOre mentioned
to said city of New Ulm.
Witness the hands of the President
and Secretary of said Railway Compa.
ny, and the corporate seal thereof,
this Oath day Of November, 1882.
~ MARK D. FLOWER,
President Central Railway Co.
] ~ ROBERT Q. WIGHT, !.
~ Secretary Central Railway Co.
AND WHEREAS, said proposition has
been duly filed and endorsed, and
Transcribed in the records of said city,
by the City Clerk thereof as provided
by law;
AND WHEREAS, there has also been
duly filed in the Office of said Cit,
Clerk, statement in writing, in favor
of calling an election to be held by the
legal voters of said city, upon said
proposition as provided by law. signed
W Vic ~Aty SAcA n 1Au 1"O N4Gy OOuIl"
cilmen and one of the Justices of the
Peace, together with twelve of the
Freeholders Of said City;
Now THEREFORE, notice is hereby
given that an election will be held by
the legal voters Of said city of New
Ulm at the usual place of holding
elections in said city t0.wit: at Tnrner
Hall, on the 9th day of December,
1882, to vote upon the said PROPOSE.
tion of said Railway Company. And
1T said election each voter in favor Of
said proposition. will deposit ballot on
which shall be written or printed the
words, "FOR THE RAILROAD PROPO.
s1TIoN," and each voter not in favor
of said proposition, will deposit bal.
lot on which shall be written or print.
ed the words, AGAINST THE RAIL.
ROAD PROPORTION
Dated at New Ulm' JACOB Oh: NIX q, ;,
Nov. Is, 1882. )City of NewUlm.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-12-06
G. B. Tyler.
Register
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF M1NNEsoTA. >

sr4 cegs OF a NJ SsdSe In proe..cour.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Iohn p..-
deceased; On reading ard fling the petition or
Jasmine Hanson formerly Rasmine Rs.mus.e y,
a Aaminlstrstrx Of the estate VI John Rasmassen
she has fully administered said estate md pra1.
iog th.ta time and place be dxed for e.sminise
an9 esloHlng her account Of her adninistration'
tate heirs It Is ordered, that said acco-nt he
tb. 4cg and Rsttion heard BY the Judge Of
A.: D. 1882, at O'Clock P. M 1t The Prnhsta
Once in said County. oDs'e
And It is further ordered, that notice thereof be
copy of this oder for three successive veeLa &,
OF to SAID Day OF hearing. in the New Ulm Rsv3ev
~ we @. neWspaRer, printed and published At
Dated at New Ulm the 2lst day Of Nov,mh.r a
D. 1882. BY the Court n
;, Ernst Brandt.
y. o. Judge Of Probate
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-12-06
on which it was voted, within the
time 50 fixed by such authorities,
THEN SUCH AID SHALL BIZ FORFEITED.

The opponents Of the road art
either ignorant of the law govern
ing such m. tiers, or they are vii,
fully and malicionsly endeayorine
to mislead the people Of New Uln
INTO voting against their own in
terests. The main questions to b.
considered are: tDoes New Ulm
need another road!' and, if so
Are we willing 10 vote bonus Of
SIS, 900 to get it?'' The company
willing and anxious to build t,
his city, and will give any reason
able bond, or sign a contract thai
shall be plain, unnistakeable and
comprehensive that if the road i.
not constructed to New Ulm with
in eighteen months from the da,
when the bonds are placed in es
crow, that the bonds shall reverl
back to the city. All the other con
ditions asked by our people will al
80 be fully complied with. It thu
people Of New Ulm are content
with one road, they should vote the
proposition down; but if they want
another road, which will be com
oeting line, they will make 8
grand mistake to throw away the
opportunity now offered them.
Since writing the above we are
informed that the opponents Of the
road have struck another lead in
the shape of letter from the Chi.
cago & Rock Island folks, saying
that no one in Minnesota had au:
thority to use their name or repre-
sent them as railroad builders. Gen.
Flower did not come here as the
representative of the Chicago &
Rock Island. He merely stated,
and stated it publicly, that the
Minnesota Central railroad was q
part of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific system, and that if built ia
this city it would be competing
line with the Northwestern. Thai
that part of the road already con.
structed, from Waterville to Red
Wing, is being operated by the
Chicago 4 Rock Island, is fact
that cannot be disputed.
The charges made by the oppo.
nents Of the Central Railway Com.
pany is the merest subterfuge, and
it is not actuated by any desire to
protect the interests Of our city, but
to DEFEAT the Central Railway pro-
ject. No more, no less.