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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
The Markets.

BALTrMosr, Msr. D.-Vi,sinia ca ee.:,,o,
y; DO consolidated 6S; Go ID rerie, 81; r,s
due coupons So; new 10 4os 90 bid tnt tSs'
Cotton steady; middlings l2s. Flcu, se,;s,
and firm; Howard street AND Western NV. ~.
per 5OsS4 TO; do extra 4 75aS5 S.; do f.r;.
l2.$7 Is; City Mills super 5OaS4 -: d do g.!
ira 76.s5 Is; do Rio brands $500; Ps!w:c,
family 81 10 Wheat-Sou.hern steady; Wss,.
ern Inactive and higher; Southern rad l3s,,%:.
do amber l4Oal46 No2 Western winter red .p1:
ls6.lS6l; Mar 1861 asked; April l37,l3TI. Nv .S.
lss3alSsEi June l3li.l35; July l2ls.l2s: Ar,
llSsllsa. Ccrn-Southern q shade easier: Wss'
err dull and neglected Southern white Sc d.
yellow II; Western mixed spot Il .skpd s,,i
74a74l; May 7t4.75s; June 75.s;G I U,,.
about steady and more active; Soutbera 5lst;:
Western Whitc 52i5; do mixed 5lsta; PEN,
o2i55. Rye quiet at 9o.lCO. Hay dull: rrima
to choice Penn and NJ l5sSl7 CoGse s, s,,we
BIO esrgoes ordinary to fair 9slO. Sugtr s!rcnr,
sof! o. VIII sko7 steady a. 17sSl Is.
NEW YcRK. Mar. c0.-Stock. sc,vs ~,
higher. Money 4.4a Cotton dull; np!, SI.
y BIS; .Orlesns II l6 Flour firm and Gls,
Wheat fairly active and llle higher. JSiD
Q1iet and s,2c better N'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

It ia reported tina: Captain John Wise wrote
the ii,le entitled "Bcu,boDism in Virginia."
that appeared in the last number of the North
American Review over the maze CT ar. Riddle.
berger. II there we7e anything abe, or even
new about the article referred to, there would be
ressor, though bad one. for the assumption
Of lis illsgisimats authorship; tu! why any in
tellgent man CT mature sga should desiro 20 az
pear before the public as tho author o. ''Dour-
bonism in Virginia" is what nobody but read
juster can tell. Cspt,in Wise showed his sp.
probation OF tho article. and ct The same time
his good sense. by allowing Mr. Kiddeb.rger
to bear the blame of It, authorship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Railroad Accident,

LANCASTER. Pa, Ma 2O.-A Cir attached
to west bound fright ram on III, Pconsyl-
wanna kailroad Jumped rs track mar Dow1-
ipgsoWn iete les; oight and WAS run into by 50
east bound freight train. The engine of the lat
tof tram and cars were throwa ever au en-
o1tkmens SO feet high and seven other cars
hlIed With merchandise wer, Gem oletcIy VIE OK
cd, Two men we're killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Terrible Cause of Reatb.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2O-Joseph Davis
aeea 81 years died at the Presbyterian Hot.
Sltal 90 Saturday after night Of great sgopy,
Seyersl weeks Ego ne fell 10 Fl; 10 saloon
badly cutting bis head. The enforced abs.i.
nenoa from stimulau!s cu;iuz his stay in The
hospital vas the Immediate csGs, ef death,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
End of a kfrfkc

BOSTON. mMoa e0.-Tao sr!kc Ct T.,
Western Ueion MESSENGER toys eud,d ,E rs
moreiog. Ths COMPANY agreeing to re;n,, us
toe former rates. The boys sic dtliverire me ~
ss2co as usual uies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Tho MtssIssippI Floods.

NEW York, March 2O.-Reports from the
n,oded district copticus 10 come in. Wide
spread dastitution prevsis, 10 SINE cases ic-
SAMMY oelng tuperlnduoed thereby. At present
a 3 twenty-five thousand persons are being
Iso py the government. The most horrible
recital 49, that 10 divers instances starvrg PEG.
p1e nave oeen compelled TO eat the caro.sses of
drowned animals 10 order to sustain lite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY DY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVsNING, MARCR %.

The sympathy that is gushing out toward
the would be assassin Mason from Individuals
and even from States. thcu2h their legislatures,
is entirely Gu of place. and is contrary tina to re-
spsct for the law upon which chiefly depends
the safety Of free Institutions. If Guiteau had
murdered twenty presidents lstcad of ono the
euormity Of Magon's crime would have been DO
less than i! wac. TIE hsinous5ess Of Guitesu' 8.
offerss docs 90. alter the degree Of Masoh's.-
He attempted to murdsr nsn who bad been
deprived by the law of ali means of sel!-proec
ton upon the ground that it would defend him.
Wnhtu tho risk of the slightest danger from
the object Of his attack, or from any body else,
he attem pied to shoe. sn uoarmsd man licked
up 10 a cage. lie had murder 10 his heat,
and accident alone prevented him from having
it upon bis han5s. His crime WAS Rorss than
Guiteau's Sacaus, il was moro coWrdy.-
Guiteau raa thu rick Of being torn 10 pieces by
q infutis.ed not; b1; shers va, % danger OF
a mob 10 Mason c.se. aid if there had been
one it would htv! been CO bis side. And ye,
Goiteau recei7es eslovs rcpcs by tho score,
while petitions 70! M=s,n'5 pardon food the
White Hlu5,. The Mason 8ush is gro!efque
tfaves y upon American love Of justice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

In the trieh! autumn. days the teu,,,;,.
to comfortable exposure yields its f,ut ins
most per,icicus cough and irritation nf II,
throat. Dr.. Bulls Couah Syrup stsrds INV, .Is
vailed as q remedy for throa: ard lung dissss,
IS cents q bottle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Woman Murdered.

CHERRYFIELD, Me-. Mar. 20.-Msa. Hattie
!SDrsgua, WIDOW, while leaving carrah here
last evening Vas killed ny Chester Cunnioghsm,
who cut her threat. The deed was probably
promoted BY i.slousy. Cunningham vas 81
rested this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Dead,

- LANCASTER, Pa March 2O.-Heury G.
Rodgers. who was United States Minister to
tne hlndom OF Sardiois u5der the admisistrt-
lion OF President Van Bursr, eiad last night 10
tne couoty aims house, 10 tns city, Of Woich
INSTITUTION no had baen CD inmste for several
weeks past. He was nearly so old,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Another European scare

;. ROME, Mar 20.-The Nuova Auto!oais cub.
ishes remarkable article BY the Secretary of
re Cen nit:ee Of the General Stat, urging the
pronp. completion OF the milits,y organization
anu an alliance ct Italy with Gsrmsny and Ger
many and Au,tri, sgains: a probable Franco.
kuaslan nlliance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

No mater whist tha future msy devalop, the
pr 'nt indications, iadging from the titharge
of Col. Cook and Mr. Oib:or, and tbs dciec
tives employed il tho prosecution &C the etsr
rout, cases, the re.snsion Of Col. Ccrkhi.l, the
friend of thu ims Gated PATHS. as prosecuting
attorney. the purchase by Mr. B::sI Of 81 lteres:
in General hhhonts Washington oigs0, which
is also the organ of the defendants in these cases.
and the return CT Mr. Dorsey 10 Eis rerche in
the far Wts:, are that tho Government is rot
as anxious to brig tie guilty palt;es 10 trial SIS
it might be, that the .rsl will be dels ysd indef-
nitoly and that when i. does take place the &C
oused will either bs lei Of entirely, or else sub
jected 10 only nominal punishment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

The corporation our; of D,nviIIs hss ordcra
9, new election By the pecp's to decide wa.br
they will subscribe the additional sum f :G0.
quo to the DaLvills oDd New Riv.r Rsilrssl
AZ to the doenoial condition CT the tcwo, vbirI
sitlrds The main o!isc;oo. tlers will be !,
dshcss OF Sl2, 900. it is es!matar, g. the COS. Il
the yetr. ~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Financial,

New YORK. March Goth, stock u,,l.,
opened strong and ut per ccu. tishtr ' IN,s
Saturday closing prices, in tho early Sc,Iira.
40 advance OF 6,l4 Per cent took pac,, Ti;s
Was followed by decline of J J percent, ''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Sending Obscene Valentines.

PHiLADELPHIA. Mar. 2O.-Ka!e Benson. 4
young, girl rssidirg in Man.yunk, was held
ut dss bail on Saturday BY Commissions: Glib.
oon CT the charge OF sendiDg valentine CON
young woman acquaintance sgsinst whom She
had a spite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Disappearance ofaytob,

CHATHAM, Mass March 20.-A,S 3D.,
this morniI,g tho Pollock Rip light shin h,s
gone from h sr station. '' 'sa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

Tie apr! Eunb'r OF the Century Magazine
has been Ete.ised from its publishers, The
Century g., New York, Among lis contents
are: Tuois End it's Bay; The Age of Praxi-
tales; Msthaw Arnold Ooara 10 New York;
Oldlii*s It Seu:Htrl Life Russisn Jews snd
Gsntliss; c1o:;auat!ans Of through One Ad.
mloistrs'oo a6d 4 Mtderso Inssarcs, and q
tal ard Timely editorial Department. The
Century ia now geuera!iy acknowledged 10 b, The
beet iau'i'y use, zioe published 10 Amsri:s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

There Is al intsnse exci!emen. in BcLEr;
county, Va, o7sr tho smallpox thee Thre
desths have occurred within tho p,st fey ds,,
10 the Little Otter district, and as msny pernc
refuse to ba vGccinsted. grett appraher,ioa Of
The spread OF the oiEe,ss is entert,ired
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Answer This.

Did you ever know any person to be- i'll wi h,t.
lnscton of the Stomach. Liver or KGneys, {,
did yon ever know one who WAS we'll WIS ei.,
WAS cb,tructed CT inactive; or did ycu wi
near OF any case OF the kind that Hoo Bites
would not cure ? Ask your neiehbor the s.m,
queEtion.-Tsn,cS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

misunderstanding the fec. that the democrats
Of Virepis passed Two bi!la for tha honorable
and honest settlement # their Stste's debt, and
have paid about 6i!ceo millions Of i0tcris. Cd
that deb! snc, the war. the Century Magazine
says the promises Of the democrats 10 regard to
tn. deb: "smcu1ted to little more than solemn
asseveraIiors.' TIE poopi: Of tbs South have
otg si5ca abandoned tho idea Ct beirg correctly
represented ia the North, even by those who
rrofess to DO ttei7 fie5ds. The Century. how
ever has had enough sca!ss TsnoVtd from its
eyes to be enabled 20 acc thst Genera! Malone
brlooss TO tho very Etr3: cass CT dcnegogues,
and doesr't hesitate 20 tell what it doef ece.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

Thore are parents who nsvor stady The char.
sc.ers of their children, AID force them into pro.
LESSONS for which they have no aptitude or qusl-
ihcation. The result is that the best years of
their lives are los! and they drift. about "a jack o.
sll-iridss. 1hay have lost their am bitten, their
incenii ge to we'll direct, effort. snd they con.
sequently be ;om5 drones in the hive of indus.
try. They are not so much to blame as their
NATURALIZATION Globe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

The Crtz;r Steel and Iroo Uomraey, en-.
posed Of wealthy Psnr syvanisps. hes been q.
garlz:d With capital Of $500 0O0 to pu 10
operation extensive furnaces at Roanoke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

Toe tesius on the Uoioo Pacifs Railroad are
struggling through IN ,T- drifts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
-I--@-"------I-l--9--@--l-
NEWS or THE Dd I.

The eleventh anniversary Ct the Paris oon-
mune was celebrated 10 New York sud Phil&-
delphis yesterday.
A Republican caucus Of tie uarjb,rs Ct Coz
gross will b. held 10 WGshirg on tC-1igat TO
form campaign committee.
The Emperor Wiilism fill while descending a
Stairway 90 Friday, and received sons slight
bruises. but wSs able TO take his usual drive 90
Sunday.
John Wesley NJ. Z. Church. coIorcd, in
South Baltimore, wss dedicated yesterday With
interesting services. which w;r3 attended By
thousands of colored people.
WA. Cock. special Uoited States attorney
for the prosecution OF the stsI:outo cases, has
resigned. In his letter. notifying Mr.. Cook
that bis resignation hss been accepted, Attorney
General Brewster takes some pains 10 inform
him that he is not entirely Satisfied With hisa &C
lion 10 Withdrawing dst when the cases nre on
the eve of trial.
FATE OF TIE OYSTER DREDGERs Fifty
niue of the parties captured for violation of tho
oyster Law. and taken to Matthews Court
House, were indicted. One case was tried, aud
the jury found the parties guilty, snd fixed the
term OF imprisonment in the pebitentlsyy at
and confessed their guilt and the same time COL
hnemsns was psosd 90 caoh. The Common
weslth's attorney entered nolle prose quis 10
thirteen cases against youths under sixteen
years of age.
A telegram from Norfolk ststes that the
drsdgers were yesterday sentenced to one year
each in the penieatisry. Nth ic,fe!tuTs Of lheir
boats. The Judge sDd jurors signed petition
TO the Governor for The pardon Of the con
vlctsd MEG because CT ex,eou.tiug orcun-
stancee.
Duriog tie nslinss peifrm Of THE
World" in Norfolk. 90 Saturday,. aud 10 the
scene where Sir Ciemen. is col ned 10 The
funstic asylum. deepy-;nterssisd end e!rssio
Individual 10 The sudlezc, rushed upon the
stage. apd, declaring hat be lad watched the
waols conspiracy, sought to assist the hero 10
battling with his heartless prosecutors. A SET
sstion followed, and tho car.sin bad to DO rur & !
down. and the Tex teupore" sc.or vas tjsc!ed |
from the theatre.
Thore are parents who nsvor stady The char
{ c:ers of their Children and f1rce them into pro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

0UUHcTs3I H1OtuCESI!I
are you disturbed at nigh. and broken O; you,
rest by sick child suffering and crying With
the e1csuclsting pain Of cutting teeth2 Il 50,
goat once and get bot!le of Mrs. WINSLOW!s
HSoothiNG SYEUP. 1t will relieve tic poo;
little sufferer immedistolY-dapend upcr il :;
there is 10 mistake about il. There il not a
mother on earth who has ever ueed it who vi!
not toll you At once the. it will regulate the bow
els. and give res! to The mother and rn,icf I'll!
Meath 10 the child, operating like magic. Nn
perfectly safe 10 use in ell csscs. and pIe,ssG, 10
the thsie, and is the prescription OF enc OF .la
oloest ana best femsle physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold e7erywhero. Is ceo.
bottle. mia
y trial package Of "BLACK-DRAUGHT
free OF charge
For sale by j. s. Lsa6baa s. Hro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

DEATa cE RAwLEIuH w. DowEMAN On
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Kaweigh w. Town.
man. real eatate and clsim agert. in Wishing
ton, entered Argiim's book store II the Cor.
corsn building, end seating hinself in chair
asked fc, book and CONNER esd 10 rsad. He
read fer some tine snd then appeared to fall
asleep. bit &c he Was VOL. known, the clerks
tbakiDg him tired, al wed him to sleep uudis.
.usbtd. About s,ven O'Clock Dr.. Hatch en-.
tered tie store, noticing Mr.. DowDh.m's ster.
torious breathing, drew Mr.. Anglim's attention
20 the fact Doctors were Immediately tum-
mo1ed, aud in . few minutes responded, who,
sf.sr en- examination pronounced it c:ss of
apooleSy. a message WAS dispatched to Mrs,
Do#nmso. and che arrived at her husbands
aida shortly before line o'clock, accompanied
By one of his sisters. About ten c'cleck ihe
unfortunate gentleman YVES rem owed to his hem.
iI Georgetown, where he fingered until seven
GO och yesterday morning, when he died. Mr..
OeTln an W We born in Fauquier county,. De.
cam boz Is, 1870 When the war broke out be
jcinsd the Confederate cause sud served with
oi:ti:cion, At the close of ,hs War he went 10
washington All entered into the real estate
Business.
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lake "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and Won
Esothers! Mothers sIothers,!!

For sale by Is. 8. Lesdbsster & Bro.
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\ trial package Of "sLACK-DRaUGHT"
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For sale by i. S. Leadba s. Hro
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-30
LATEST TELEGRAH~
Corners, ans sueh.

New York, 29.-At meeting OF
the Senate committee on corners.
held to-day, John D. Rockefeller,
president OF the Standard OIL Company
was examined. By advice OF counsel
he refused to answer any questions ss
to the names or number OF directors
or trRstees oil the Standard Oil Com.
psny, the Standard Trust Company,
or the National TrAnei, Company,
and refused 10 give information az &C.
their capital, amount OF dividends or
other msttere concerning their hintory
aud management. He says there
are more than thirty OF forty refineries
in the country not Owned or con-
trolled by the Standard Oh Company.
JohG F. Crafty, pleading guilty to
d violation cj the new plumoiug lsw,
by putting in detective plumbing,
ives fned $50. Il is the first convic-
ton under the new law.
Judge Arnoux, 10 the euprems
court, gave a decision on motion
argued before him lass Week, in
behalf OF the Mutual Uniou Telegraph
Company to vacate the order granted
by Judge Truax several weeks ago.
on the petition OF Attorney General
Russell, giving leave to bring q suit
In tbs uane OF the people OF the
etste.
In relation TO the suit Of William
Isl. Cameron and Jaw Could against
the Mutual Telegraph Company, to
vaoate the charter of that corpora
ton. the judge decides to vacate
Judge Truax's order, granting leave
20 the attorney general to sue. he
gives leave TO take euch action Rs
may be advised.
The produce eeohange reports the
sale OF wheat. including futures, for
eleven months of the present year at
61S, 000. 600. and of corn 800. 000, 600.
R6ometimes corn for immediate con.
ltumption Geld st q higher price than
demanded. II corn was TO be ex-
ported the object was to Sustain price.
Last month it wac reported that il
cents per busbel more was Asked for
wheat 10 be used here than for wheat
to be exported.
The appropriation for the city gov
iernHent for 1883 amounted TO $26. =
I592. 525 against e27. 412. 63I in 1881.
Boston. 2S.-1n she superior court
A. .. Nickerson os. Joeeph M. En-
RlIeb, an ACTION 10 recover damages
for brescb Of agreement lnaGe be-
tWean plaintiff and defendant az t.
the sale 81 ( 800 shsFes OF stock in
the NApa Consolidated Quicksilver
Mining Company OF California, the
| defendant delivered 5000 shares and
plaintiff now sought 20 recover dam
ages for failure to deliver the rennAin-
ing sbsres. A verdict for plaintiff in
the Eum OF So. 900 vas returned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-30
The Comu,oclk msnqn.

San Francisco, 29.-The Posi- an.
nounces, by authority, in its stock
article, to-day, that at a recent
meeting OF the presidents of the
Comstock Mining Companies, undes
the control of the bonanza firms,
measures for the alleviation of the
situation were discussed and likely
to be speedily acted upon. & plan
to reduce expenses at the mines
without curtailing important ex-
pl0ratory work, is under considera-
ton, and if it is carried out, the
assessments in the future will be
smaller and levied at less frequent
intervals. Assessments have been
very heavy the last two years,
owing TO expensive dead
work to be done before new levels
could be reached, drained and ven
tilated. Having now gained access
to ground which it will take fully
a year and half to explore with
drifts and croSS-cuts, the expense
can be made much lighter. Senator
Fair has personally taken the mat
ter in hand. We are assured that
more economical work will be made
at once.
Private adyiceS received here an
nouuce that the British consul at
this point, w. Lane Booker, has
been promoted by Her Majesty's
to tina position of Con-
sui General of America. This will
necessitate the removal Of Mr..
Booker to New York City, where
he viii occupy the place made va
cant by Consul General Archibald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-30
mssccEIanx.

New York, 29.-As the year
draws to a close dullness on the
clipper market becomes more in
tensi6ed and tie prospects for the
coming year are less encouraging /:
however. both lines feel equal to
the occasion and neither of them
propose to abandon the field as they
hope, even in the face of dis
couraging outlook, that before
another year shall have passed
away they will have recovered a
portion OF lost trade. This hope is
based upon the seeming dissatls-
faction among the shippers
generally who claim they have
been treated unfairly by rail
roads In giving contracts to
anyone who asked for them, thus
depriYing large merchants of por-
tion of their trade. and without Civ
ing increased business TO roads
Merchants also complain of the &C
ton of the roads IN withholding
sixty days notice as to whether con-
tracts would be continued, thus
placing them in rather an embar-
RAISING position. Even now, Off
cial notice has not yet been promul-
gated, although there is authority
for stating that existing contracts
will not be disturbed next year.
Waukesha, Wis, 29.-All county
officers recently elected, except the
sheriff. failed to qualify within the
prescribed time; all are democrats
and it will be the duty of Governor
Rush to appoint.
Farley, Iowa, ga 2-yeaY old
son of Edwin Cathran was burned
TO death and two others severely
burned by the falling and explosion
OF hanging lamp.
Louisville. 29.-DaYid Ferguson
and George Levi, city hall officials,
under indictment for fraudulent ap-
preparations of city funds, are in
jail. Ferguson c0nfssSes and has
surrendered to the law. Levi was
surrendered by his bondsmen.
Hinkle, city auditor, only indicted
now, is out Of Jail. Levi will be
dismissed from the fire department
tomorrow.
Cincinnati, 29.-The Board Of
Trade and Chamber of Commerce
have adopted resolutions urging
Congress TO pass bill extending the
Bonded period for whisky.
Chicago, 20. The general passen-
ger agents of the Chicago and Mis-
souri, River roads met to-day and
Hvesd ShA n, .Usrpratr, oNf.a ~, sc<,so,, ~,
California business st 81 for al !
CLASSES.
Boston, 20 President Perkins, o!
tho Onicsfo. Burlington AID Quincy
RaiIro4n Company says the company
rs closing the year with q lose, "a
compared With 1881. OF over $500. =
600; IN net secsip's Th's In p obabiy,
excluding land Department receipts,
which are expected I'd gain by $780,
coo the net surplus for the year;
$50, ISL. For tire years past
million dollara has annually been sci
aside tor the improvement fund; the
cannot be done shie year. Tbe mile.
age at the end of the year was IL,
600, increase OF 1,176. This year
there are increased obligations is
stock and bonds OF $26 400. 900.
Meriden. Conn, 29. Two children,
eleven and eight years cid, acknow-
edged THAT they placed distractions
On ths track on Tuesday to Wreck the
New York passenger tain, and cay
they did so because en- employee OF
the E0sd drove them Of the track.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-30

HasGon, 29.--GeneraI Fits John
Porter, ia response 10 the kindly res
olntioHs OF the TWenty-second and
TWenty-third Regiments, and Third
Battery Associations, writes: "Du-
ring the dark days that tell vi your
endurance and courageous devotion
to your oountYJ's cause, up to this
day our government, through misin-
formation, hiss deprived me OF ny
right 20 draw nay sword in her de-
tense. and Esut ms iEto ths world
Eith the brand of Cain. | felt that
Che confidence had repoead in yen
and all the Fifth Corps, az shown on
holly contested fields OF battle, Wss
Teposed By yon in men who
n0Yer UNNECESSARILY hsrrssRed you
or recklesaly exposed you
to disaster, bat who, when duty de-
mRnded never he6itatsd to strike
with you the hioW needed for our
cause, or toward one aimed at it..
Though socially and politically o.
tEacised by that government act,
severe ss il vas, and all the more
severe because 1ndeserved. feel 40
il my country demanded OF me q
sacrifice greater than that Of nay lie
offered on many bloody fields OF bat
Gle. ] eould eaduEs It vito 8 stead.
fast faith that when the paEsion'e hour
TO which ] had been sacrificed should
have been Gained my character as a
soldier and patriot would be Sindi-
Gated, and that YiRdication has come.