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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1882-04-20
our PoIyglot Immigration
I From the New York Herald.

There are Jews coming to the United States
from Russia, Irshman from Munster and Ul-
ster, cordially detesting one another; Repub-
licans and Bonapartists from France, German
socialists and imperialists; Italians, some OF
whom believe that the Pope has been cruel
ly wronged, and others that he should be
driven from Italy. To assimilate all these
and, blend them into harmonious homogen-
eous political society is task which no other
country in the world could successfully un-
dertake.
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S II TE m { n T
Under Oath.

- 4 HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED FOR TWENTY
u years with an obstinate skin disease, called
by some NJ DIS PsoTiasi-, and others Leprosy COM
nenctug on my scalp, and, in spite OF all could DO
with the help of the most skilfu doctors it slowly
but surely extended until year ago this winter il
covered my entire person in form Of dry scales For
the last three yea 5 have been unable to do any
labor, and suffering intensely all the time Every
morning there could be nearly dustpanfuI of scales
taken from the sheet my bed, some Of them half
as large as the envelope containing this letter. In
the latter part OF the winter my skin commenced
cracking open. | tried everything almost that
could be thought OF, without any relief The 18th
OF June started West, in hopes could reach the
Hot Springs. ] reached Detroit, and was 81 low
thought should have to 20 the hospital but finally
got as far as Lansing, Mich, whore had sister
living. One DR.. - treated me about two weeks.
but did me no good. All thought had but a short
time to live | earnestly prayed 10 die. Cracked
through the skin all over my back, across my ribs
arms, hands, limbs, feet badly swollen, toe nails
came of, finger nails dead and hard as bone hair
dead, dry and lifeless old straw. Oh, my God
how did suffer.
any sister, Irs E. H. Davis, had small part OF
box OF Cuticura in the house She wouldn't give
up; sal We will try Cutcura.' Some was applied
one band and arm. Eureka there was relief
stopped the terrible burning sensation from the
word 20. They immediately got the Cuticura Re.
solvent (bood puriier), Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
(the great skin cures). / commenced by taking
one Tablespoon fu OF ResOivent three times a
day, after meals; bad bath once a day. water
about blood heat used Cuticura Soap freely ap-
piled Cutcura morning and evening. Result re-
turned to my home in Just six weeks ( ON the tine
left, and my skin smooth this sheet of paper
HIRAM E. CARPENTER"
Henderson, Jefferson county n. Y.
Sworn to before me this 10 day of January 1880
A. NJ. LEFFiNGNELL, Justice OF the Peace.
CUTICURA REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists
Depot, WEEkS POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN Francisco. December s-1Pa
rLooR-Loc al trade good. Light purchases are
reported for the Hawaiian Islands. Best City
Extra, IS S74a5 so; superfine, 81 sOo4 IS;
INTERIOR Extra, a 1895 Is, Interior Superiae
So 65d4 2 Dbl
Wharf.-The tone Of the market continues healthy.
within few days the inquiry for ships has been
more general and many vessels will likely be char
tered to carry Grain to Europe before the week
closes Spot lots keep steady at about 81 70dl III
Ter NO shipping quality, while choice milling com
mands better rate. No. is quotab.e at 81 $50
o.a. In the Liverpool market there has been no
material variation In values for a couple of week.
AT the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included LOO tons No / White January 81 "a ::
800 do, 81 74t: 100 do, March, 81 ~ 400 do No
?, February, 81 6ga . ell.
BA2LEy-A very unsteady feeling prevails while
the situation is not at all improved by the fact that
some large holders DISPLAY unusual anxiety TO real
ize The forcing OF offerings mrst necessarily uure
to the bear interest," and it locked this morning as
II the market had poor backing in the way Of sus-
tanning values January Feed sold to-day down to
81 4o4 against 81 AL the lowest point at the like
session yesterday Ga Monday, sales were ma De on
January account at 81 394, tholgh the succeeding
day the figure reached 81 4as Since then how.
ever. there has been gradual but steady decline
No fault could be found with the amount OF call
business this morning. Just 5000 tons changed
ownership within naf an hour Details were 800
tons No Feed December 81 3S5 100 uo 81 ISL .
SEQ do, buyer December 81 40l 100 do, January,
81 Al 700 do, 81 4o3 100 DO, 81 4G4 200 do
81 40t 200 do February 81 42t 100 do, 81 49i ;
100 do, seller the season. 81 81 In No. Feed there
WIS more activity than IN a long time though trans
actions wers all for January delivery embracing loo
tons at 81 a. 100 do at 81 34 and 400 do at 81 32
q ctl. Spot lots OF Brewing range from 81 45 10
81 IS q ctl with little changing hands outside OF
puel channels. Closing bids were follows:
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sacram snto Produce Northumberland
corrected daily for the REooRD-UEIoE.l

SACRAMENTO, December eth.
FRUTT-Lemous, Sicily, $SGS so; Oranges-Mexi
can 500 30, Tahiti, 50 5094 So California, SiG
so y box LINES, SIt5I 25 q 100 BsranSs s. sc
IA 90 q bunch; PineaPples, s6a3 q dozou Cocoa
mats, s767 80 o 100; Plums, S!Gi0c Q b.; Pears
81 5092: APPLIES, 90c9S1 25 y box; Cranberries
Sl6dl6 so e Dbl.
Pis FRUrTs-Assorted, 2I-b cans, q dos. %
assorted, gallon cans, So; Peaches, Pin cans,
q; Portland Biueoerrtes, 2-ih cans, 81; WhoY,
leherries, 81 rs.
las'tered. 5G6c; pears, peeled, 7op3c; do, IA.
peeled, 495c; Pl ms, pitued, 11dl2c: Peaches
lose; DO peeled lo@20c; Prlnes, German and
French, l2SlSe; Blackberries. l64I7c; Fiys, Cali,
TAsLs FRuTTs-Assorted, Elm cans y doz SO rs
Peaches, - s5@3 Bartlett Pears, ~ IS Pluuns,
81 S5; Backberlss, 50 Gooseberries, 80 %; Straw
berries, g %; Aprieots, s2 IS; Nuscat Grapes,
o. 76; Red Clrrants, 80 IS; Cherries, s. rs.
YRGETABLse-Sweet Potatoes, Red, lc q h;
CIolinas, 81 25 al 80 2 cwt; Potatoes, 75c,f
81 SO; salt Lake, 81 62lGl rs . cwt; onious,
S5d9Oc D cwt; Caulifiowgr S1dl 25: Cahb.ga
81 e 100; bunch vegetables, l2lo q doz Pzrsnips,
&c; Beets, 1c; Gallery, 75c = dozen; Horse Radish,
8aioc g % !: Artichokes, 5O960c o dozen Green
Peppers, 6GS3 g h.
5RBADsrUTrs-Flour, IS 20 y Dbl; Oatmeal. Sc
: 100 Rs; Cornmeal, yellow, 81 25G2 IS white,
2 so Cracked Wheat, so 75Qf2
PoULTRy-I4ive TURKEYS, I2;el3a u II dressed, 16
GlTc; full grown Chickens, SO 50 Z dozen; young
boosters, 1894 SO = doz; BIoiers, S2eS; tame
Ducks So 5oa7; Geese, n 60G2 ) pair Eggs,
choice lots, 45c q dozen.
GAME-M More plenty. Quail, Fl 259I so n dozen
MaIlIrd Ducks, 80 . dozen Canvasbscks, 8 u
dozen Sprigs, 81 50; Teal, 81 %; Hare, 81 75@2;
Rabbits, s1al 30; Doves, 5O@75c e dozen.
DAIRY PEODUCrs-ButJer, choice, 32l,35c ~ n,
mixed lots, in rolls, 2s950c 2 70 Cheese, CalIfor.
MIA from Ia else; Western, fats, IO9I5c; har-
ms Cream, I9G20c.
MHATs-Bees 7gSe; Mutton, &c p 3 Lamb, ia
Sc; Pork, lo2l1c; es, small calves el0c large Sc
HAT, GRAN AsD FEED-gst hsy, = Ton, sI992l
Atshs, $40 10 SIP y ton; bran, s ton, SIS; mid.
81 Co: wbeas, g. 651el rs q cwt; tame cats, )
cwt.. s2 %; corn. g > cwt
Observation-Disclosures Alfalfa, 10612ic limo.
thy, Eastern, I06l1o e b; Oregon, se;l0c /;
Bed Cloget, 14ai5c Red Top, l2jalic Nuts
English WaInuts, i0@IIc; California Walnuts,
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NEWSPAPER wAIPs.
Epigram by Ersklne :


q The French have taste in all they do
Which We are quite without;
For Nature, that to them gave govt
70 US gave only govt"
-[London Society
General Wolseley, the hero of the Egyp!-
ian war. is the author OF book called
The Soldiers Pocket. book for Field Ser
vice" As the British soldier gets only
twenty cents day, he can't have much
usefora pocket. book Norristown Herald.
a witness, having given before Lord FL
lenborcugh some very rambling and rather
discredItable evidence, was asked in cross
examination what he was. Witness /: 81
employ myself IS surgeon" Lord Ellen
borough: " But does any one else employ
you as a surgeon ?'-[ London Society.
Mr.. Wyndam, the English actor, who is
to appear at the Union Square Theater
New York, this month, is one of the richest
men on the stage. Il Is said that "Pink
Dominoes alone put $500, 600 in his
pocket. He has mad an unusual experience.
Pink dominoes generally take the cash
right out of a mans pocket Boston Post.
Nearly 50, 500. 600 is invested in the
printing and publishing business in Boston,
and the yearly product is valued at
S., 467, 600. This does not include the
amount paid to writers who furnish the
matter for printing and publishing, and
which, if all added together, Aggregates
several hundred dollars more.-[P hiladel-
phia News.
The UiUa-Uoce examination in the New
Testament, which is necessary part of
the Oxford Divinity curriculum, has at.
forded some ludicrous instances of error or
misrepresentation on the part of nervous
and stumbling students. The following
used to be current jokes of this character
at the University A man was translat.
ing in the schools the passage ACTS XII.
80 which describes the fearful death
OF Herod, and he rendered the
words of the Greek (gsnomeRos skoleko5ro-
toSl shaving become skolekobrott.
a. Well," said the examiner. what is
that?' Tee reply was, " An officer in the
Roman army" Another equally absurd
hluuder may be familiar 60 the reader. St.
Paul, in his defense at Jerusalem, says he
was brought up at the feet of Camaliel. "
" How, the examiner inquired, " do you
explain thss?' "GamalieI," replied the
brilliant youth, "is a mountain in Ar.
menis. u London Society.
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DIED..

Sacramento, December 6-Mrs. Ann Campbell,
native Of Missouri, So years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
A. ii. Z. Church Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
Sacramento, December S-Winfield A, son al Win
field J. and Maud NJ. Davis, years and II days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the residence OF parents, 1713 G street, Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Riverside Road December S-Jeferson Lake. ma
tive OF Maine, rs years, 6 mOlths aud 10 days.
(Nalne and Massachusetts papers please copy
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Redwood, December s-WiIhur Lee youngest son of
Wilbur j. and Jennie Dwinell Wilcox, 6 mouths
and DAYS.
Winters, December 4-Wilie Crawford Culton,
years
Grass Valley, December 6-Henry Quick, years, 9
months aud day.
Chico, December Mrs. p. Y. Rundel, "A years.
month and / day.
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and the Washington Company. from this city
north, continues "a hot as ever. The Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company carry pas.
sensers TO any point for fifty cents, whether
the distance be ten. twenty, fifty or hun.
bred miles, and it is rumored that the charge
will be altogether removed next week. The
travel is enormous. Freights on the route are
also down, the charge being fifty cents q ton.
The new City Hall has bten accepted by
the Mayor and Common Council, who to-
night hold their first meeting in it. It is a
handsome brick building. The lower floor is
devoted to the city prison and fire engine
room, and the upper floor to the Council
Chamber and offices for Clerk. Chief of Po-
lice etc.
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BRITISH g0lUMRIA.
Departure of the sOyal Party Mine
EIOOded-Flre.

VICTORIA, December S5h.-The steel cor.
vette Comus sailed yesterday for San Fran
cisco direct, having on board the Marquis of
Lorne and Princess Louise. There is much
speculation as TO the causes that led the
royal party to decline, at the last moment, to
go to Portland. Oae report is to the effect
that it was deemed advisable, in the interest
of the safety of the Princess, that they should
go at cnce to San Francisco. The most
plausible theory is that the Princess is suffer
ing from an attack of neuralgia, and was re-
commended by her physician to seek a
warmer climate immediately.
1t is reported that the Chase River mine is
flooded, and that operations there have nearly
closed.
Romane's store at Lvtton was destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
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Eastern ard Foreign Eiarkess.

Eastern ard Foreign Earkets.
NEW YoEK, December Sth.
BskLDsrUEPs - Flour is quiet and Whes. lie
steady, latter at 81 0531 10 . bushel.
WoOL-Californis is steady at l2@1Sc for fall
bury, and 16620c for clean fall spring bury I5s
zoe; clean spring, 2i@31c; pulled, ls6f40c.
HIDRs-Caifornia are quiet at 24G244c.
CHICAGO, December Sth.
WHEAT-95c for January
CoRN-53tc Tor January.
PoRK-$I7 62l for January
LARD-$l0 65 for January.
BACos-s9 % for January tor ribs and 90 25 for
short ribs.
PHILADELPHIA, december sth.
WooL-is quiet but with rather more inquiry
though without change in prices.
BosToN, December lst
WOOL-Is in moderate demand, with prices about
the same The feeling is easier. The sales OF the
past week were 100000 pounds of all kinds Calf
foIna Wool is quiet, with sales Of spring 20d3 &C,
anG fall at is 4Z0c.
LIVERPOOL, December It'll.
WHEAT-Cslifornia spot lots are dull st 9s 10
as Sd. Cargo lots, ass for just shipped As for
nearly due aud 45s for of coast.
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OREGON.
New Savings Bank.

PORTLAND, December Ssh.-Articles incor-
porating the Willamette Savings Bank Com
pany were fled to-day. Capital, $500, 00O,
The incorporates are J. Loewenberg, J. r.
Foster, James A. Strowbridge and J. A.
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I sALhshUUW, NO. JIG J sTBEEI,
A CABINET OF RARE CuRIoSlTlEs.


BELL & CO. ......Suciioacers,
IETILL SELL AT SALESRoOM, g.6 STREET,
wv hetwe Ninth and Tenth, Cabinet OF hare
Curosities Of all kinds Il is attracting much atten.
ton from those having taste in this direction qs
the collection is full varied and almost ilex.
haustio!e that hours be pleasuraby spent in an
examination of its rich and quaint, OLD and strange.
Specimens Of Nature and Times annals. The Cahi.
net is about by 10 feet in dimensions, with proper
shelving and arrangement for display, and incl sed
with full gass trout. As before stated the list Of
rare specmeus Is almost endless, the owner having
spent % years in its collection and classification and
includes from all chimes aud from land and sea
There are fine specimens OF csyEtal from Mammoth
Cave, rich corals petrified woods from excavations
$50 feet deep all kinds Of precious stones and min.
erai formations shells, MOSES, leaf skeletons In
dian, Chinese aud japanese curosties, ancient writ
ings, etc osit to existing circumstances Of the
Gamer, the above cabinet and collection viii be sold
al are invited 70 call ard eyatnte.
~ ALSO, Superior and Common Furniture Of
all kinds.
ds-td BELL & CO, suctioneers.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Chinaman Hanged for Murder-ssicide
OF Woman with Rat POison-Fires at
Various Potnts-Death Of an Ex-Assem-
man-The Vice Regal Party Home.
ward.BOund A Brakeman Loses an
Arm-Fait from a Vessels Rigging-Etc.
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BORE.

daughter.
Sacramento. December 6-wife of John c. McGin
Miss, daughter
Sacramento, December 6-Wlfe Of Jacob MeIster,
Chico, December 6--wife of Richard >eitz a son.
Red Bluff, December Wife of John krauss
daughter.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, December BY a. j. Frest Myron E.
c ouZh 20 Mrs. Lizzie I. Shearer, both OF Oakland.
San Francisco December She, rs c. Gtsfo.d TO
Mollie C. Bullock.
Tehama, december Colts Reynolds TO Add!e Hall
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12@1Sc; Almonds, I5al6c; Peanuts, Eastern, II@
lie; California, 7@Sc; Tsllow Ole: Lard (Califor.
nis) 10 ID cans, 14c Eastern, 16s d17Ic Hides salt
hight and medium rae, and heavy 9aioc dry,
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PORTLAND. December Shin the case of
the Chinese firms against John Kelly, ex-
Collector of Customs, 10 recoy yer an amount
alleged to have been enormously paid as duty
on sage -four, tbs jury brought in a verdict in
favor # the Government. and brought 10 a
special finding that the substance was not
s.arch.
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Gard Of Thanks

"E DESIRE TO THUS PUBLICLY RETURN
Wv our sincere AMI heartfelt thanks to our many
friends and neighbOrs for their kindly assistance and
sympathy expressed during the recent illness and
death Of our husband and father
% 1t MRS. MARY FaHEY AND CHILDREN.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A $4,000 Blaze,

SPRAGUE, December Sth.-A FIRE this morn
ing destroyed part OF the block in which was
the Richaond House, two saloons, a tailor
SHOP, wssh-houas and meat market. The
loss is about s., 900; partially insured.
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Vote of the Territory-steamer sunk
Lively ssnnnsiiinn-Nsu aiiy IzaiI

SEATTLE, December Sth.-The vote Of the
Territory, as officially tsbuIsted by Secretary
Owings, numbered 10 49S in 1882, against
II, 765 in 1SS)-a gain Of ). 733. OF this years
vote, the head OF the Republican ticket re.
csived II pa snd the b al of the Democratic
ticket s, IA, the Republican majority being
800, Sc aigst l.537 ia 1899. The Republican
vote gained ESQ per cent. in two years, and
the Democrats LIS. The legislature will
consist Of eight Republicans and four Demo-
Gratis ia the Cosucil, aud thirteen Rspubi.
cars and eleven Democrats in the House
The steamer Washington was sunk at Ut.
sslsdy yesterday IL sixteen feet of water.
She viii be raised and rspsired as speedily as
possible.
The opposition between the toats of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD. UNION. ]
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

knights OF the Red Cross
Special assembly of Sacramento Com 'H=Ss--e
mandery, No. , Knights Tempar at *
the Asylum, THIS Saturday, EVENING, 4
December O. 1882, at o'clock. Soiourn. wv
ing Sir Knights courteous!y invited to attend.
By order of T. b. WILLIS E. c.
A. A REDISGToN, Recorder. d9-lt
Special Meeting of Washington
Lodge, No. 20, F. aud a. NJ, ut Masonic 20
Temple, THIS Saturday EVtNING, x *
at o'clock. Visiting brethren are cordially wv
invited to be present. J. y. YOUNG, W. VI.
L. c. JORDAN, Secretary. DAFT
A. ID. q. Willy OF Ghe valley LODGE
No. H. Degree of Honor, will meet in Red Mems
ball THIS Saturday EVENING, at S O'Clock, for
the purpose OF comforting the Degree. All NJ W.
wives and mothers, daughters and sisters over I6
years OF age are invited to attend
MRS. W. a. ROTH, W. S. Of H.
BELLE Hills s S 20
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uniOn lodge, no. 81, A.. % ~ W., q
viii meet THIS Saturday Evening, sSS~SN
Deceu.bsr 9th, at Red Mems Hail. Ma Ss.9ass,55SA.
sonic Temple at 1880 O'clock, for the RSzkSG
transaction Oi general business. ~I
JOHN SIMPSON, Nj ".
CHAs COOLEY Recorder TB do II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Inaugural Ball
IN HONOR OF
GENERAL GEO. SLOVENIAN.

GOVERNOR,
The legislative and state on GERS.
To be held at the State Capitol,
Tuesday EVENING, january 10, 1883.
yFNHE CITIZENS OF ACRAMESTO HAVE.
selected the following n smed gentlemen TO act
as Executive, Reception and Invitation Committees,
to make the necessary arrangements 4 holding
INAUGURAL BALL, complimentary to the in
coming State Officials
Tickets aud invitations will be issu together and
NAV be bad at early date from Members of the
Reception and Invitation Commuters
PRICE OF TICKETS, S;0.
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1.-THE French have taste in all they do,
Which We are quite without;
For Nature, that to them gave govt
70 US gave only govt"
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Land LeaGue Meeting.-The regular
weekly meeting Of the Dillon Branch, Irish Ma
tionai Land League, will be held at Grand Army
Hall, X street, between Fifth and Sixth Tu.MUR
ROW Sunday EVENING, D, eember 10Th at
o'clock. Literary and musical eX, nises VIII be rem
dered. The public are cordially invited.
J. p. DALTON, President.
DANIEL FLYNN Secretary IBCi dgIt
q. t. y. s,-A Regular Meeting OF the
California Temperance and Benev, Leaf Society will
be held at Firem MS Hall TO MORROW Sunday
AFTERNoOS at O'Clock. REV. =. j. HANSON
add etner able speakers will be preFent TO sddres
the Society. The public corciillg invited TO at
tend. ry order, j. d. MoYNAHAN, Presidelt.
AEE WILSON, Secretary. H. CT 10
~ ENTLEMAN'S NUBSE-APPLY 10 ALBERT
VI SWEET, Room 10, Postoifce. 40 b.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24
The chesapeake &. OHIO.

New YORK, Nov. 23-The general pas
senger agents of Trunk lines to-day agreed
that the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway COM
pany should accept from the 1st of De-
cember next differential rates and ADOPT the
continuous rates, Of the New York, Penn
sylvania & Ohio railway. A committee
was appointed to inquire into the commits
sions paid to. outside parties in
San Francisco for the sale of tickets
from the Pacific coast to New York and
seaboard towns, and report in favor of dis
continuing percentages. A great deal of
time and attention of the agents was
taken up in the calling of figures showing
the amount of work done at intermediate
points since the establishment of differen-
tial fares. The sales date back from the
1st Of January, 1881, to the 1st of Septem-
Der, 1882, and should Include October, but
as the figures are not complete the neces-
sary comparison could not be made.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24
Miscellaneous

The st. Paul & Manitoba road expects
to open the Sauk Center and Northern
road, twenty-six miles long, from Brow
ersville in Todd county, next week.
The Milwaukee road was selling a good
many tickets for Eau Claire and Council
Bluffs.
P. NJ. Meyers, secretary of the Milwau-
kee road, is in town.
Oscar Vanderbilt, travelling agent of the
Oregon Navigation and Railroad company,
with headquarters at Chicago, is in St.
Paul.
General Hatch, of the Chicago, St. Paul
& Omaha road, has returned to st. Paul.
The travelling passenger agents of st.
Paul, consisting of J. b. Willoughby, of
the Pennsylvania line; L. L. Cufy, of the
Canadian Southern; w. L. Wyand, of the
Michigan Central; L. L. Allen, of the Balti-
more & Ohio road; John L. Dodge, of the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, and
Hoyt Sherman, Jr., of the Union Pacific,
have secured apartments on the corner of
Third and Sibley streets for common
Office, where they will make general
headquarters for railroad travelling men.
They will have all the papers desired on
their tables, and see to it that all their
friends are well taken care of.