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REvlraLlzlNG the blood is absolutely rcces.
sary for the cure OF general debility, weak.
ness, lassitude, &c. The best cnricber of tho
blood is Browns Iron Dit!crs. lf-l NV
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DoS'r forget Reymann Book beer Monday

BEFORE dancing put your feet in good
order by using German Corn Remover. Csc,
Sold by druggists.
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Cheap Excursion to Pittsburgh, Sntur.
tluy, turfI 1Ofl, .-..

The p. c. &St l.. R'y Co will scllcxcursion
tickets for the leitz.Snydcr boat race mt pitts.
burgh on above date for train leaving Wheel.
ing at G:32 A. NJ.
Tickets will be good for return passage OF,
ail regular trains Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, May LIST, inclusive. Round trip only
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LOOK out Tor Reymann's Book next Mon
inv ..
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WANTED,
GENERAL Notices

- TON. "''u ASS0CIt
The annual meeting of M, H.. s'a'
election Of Directors md thr insw'S'tAl!tn L,n
olher business as may pioprtly rSnACiOh o ,. Me
WI De llcld At !hor rooms In Grams Elofp h,,s
KY street. on FRIDAY EVENING H., iMet, III,
no . O'Clock. liy onicr. HAySl@!, iHs
apt?l.r '"'' u AASS.y
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"BLAeK:DRAUGHT" cures dyspcp-
sia, indigestion and heartburn
Sold by Logan 4 Co.
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SWINE OF chRDul" cures irrccu,,r
painful, Or difficult nlcns,rua:ion.
Sold by Logan &Co.
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"SylNE OF CABplun ,,,,.o,

cheeks and clear compilations.
Sold BY Lopnn & n
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TELEGRAPHIC
Guiteau at Home.

New York, 13.-The Grdphic's
Washington says: Hundreds of strang-
ers visited the jail, in which Guitesu is
confined, yesterday, but were unaols 10
crafty their curiosity because OF orders
that no visitors Rre admitted on Sun
days. Guiteau Yves annoyed at this be-
cause he expected TO make large sale
of his pictures and sutog s"hs, 1t IL his
custom to impcrtune visitors to make
purchase. the pfoc--ds of which, he
says, he Intends 10 devote to pay the
best legal advisers TOR defending him IN
the court In b4nc. He is still as vain ss
ever and asked a correspondent how he
appeared in a I ew suit he had, st the
same time informing him that he had
been offered 500 for the suit be wore
when he shot Garfield. but said ''they are
worth every cent Of $50, and l don't
know as | would be willing TO part with
them even at TINT figure" When asked
bis opinion ia the verdict of the erseant
Mason court marital, his eye flashed and
be snsrlpd cut with emphasis: "The
seal was served just right. If any
thing his sentence wa not severe
g. cugh. Ii will be lesson to crsnks
thoul b no. 10 70 | with me. Bill Joneu
will get his deserts next, even he IL out
on bail now. she people Of this country
ave changed their views in regard to
me and my SCI, IA will see that anyone
that attempts IL do me any injury will
be promptly punished" DURING this
portion Of the convrrss ton the prisoner
was very much excited and fairly Kissed
bis words into the ear of his queationer.
He was painting like csged beast when
the order was given the guard 10 close up
for he right and muttering unintellig-
ibly.to himself.
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Hewitt Became Public.

New York, 13.-The Star publishes
the following: 1t il stated in respon'
sible quarter that the letter written to
Chase by Garfield, touching Rosecrans,
recently made public, was given out by
Jacob W. Schsukes. Schsukes now
lives in New York City. At the time
Chase was secretary of the treasury he
(Schaukes) lived in Ohio, and was APP
pointed from that state by Chase to a
81, 800 clerkship. Subsequently he be-
came Chsse's private secretary. 1t Ii
also said he has other letters bearing on
the removal of RosecraRs, written by
Garfield, which will be made public at
an early day.
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Nobody w ants It.

New York. 13.--The Tribune's
Washington, speaking of the story
that Barnum, of SConnecticut, is
dissatisfied with the choice OF
Rosecrsns as chairman of the demo-
cratic congressional committee, says: A
friend of Bornum recently said, II do
not think Barnum is taking much inter-
est in politics. He spent $50, coo in the
last campaign and the result appears to
have disguised him with political affairs,
at least temporarily. I don't believe he
cares two cents about who is to be chair
man of the congressional committee. !
understand that the chalrmanship was
offered to Randall and he declined it.
Ny impression is that no one who is
qualified for the position is anxious to
secure it,"
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New York, IA Bombay cable "a
the Word says: You may be interested
to know of the complete failure of Jos.
Cook, of Boston, in his mission for the
conversion of the heather of India. He
made personal attack, in this city, on
Col. 0lcott and Nine. Blavabsky, to
which Col. 0lcott replied at the Franged
Co~asgee Institute. Capt. Bahon, OF the
Bengal army, defed him to prove his
charges. he SUNK away from the at
attack and was denouaced by Capt
Bahon as a coward and slsnderer -
The challenge followed Dr.. Cock to
Roona, where, says the bryan PrGhaSh,
a disgraceful spectacle occurred, the
meeting breaking up and DR.. Cook not
being allowed even to tffer p-syer.
Christianity in India has suffered &C.
verely from DR.. Cooks visit.
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MiIn's Farewell.

Chicsgo, 12.-Rev. George G. Min
preached bis farewell sermon to the con-
gregation of Unity Church, this morn
ing. The edifice was crowded to over
flowing. During his remarks DR.. MilA
reviewed the causes which led to his re-
signstion, the subsequent request of a
large part of his congregation for him to
remain, despite the fact that he had no
faith and did not believe in the immortal
itY of man, asd denounced in caustic
language UnitarisHism as practiced at
the present time. He concluded his re-
marks, that he was glad to get out OF the
pulpit, and would net enter one hgain.
He was frequently applauded.
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FrIghtfuI Earthquake.

Panama, 13.-Intelligence is just
reached here of sn appalling esrthquake
in Costa Rica. Advices thus far received
state that four towns have been destroyed.
There are Alajusla, San Ramon, Greca
snc Heredia. In Alajuela alone several
thousand lives were lost. Those left alive
there are homeless.
The loss of life have been something
fearful. Thousands of inhabitants were
swallowed up, and destruction of property
WAS widespread.
New York. 3-The Costa Ricsn con-
sui here says he has received no intel
ligence regarding the earthquake aud loss
of life in his country, but would not be
surprised il the report were true, as the
location mentioned was q nest of vol
canoes.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Representative Page will bring the
Chinese bill before the House to-day.
Within e few days 800 persons with
out passports have been expelled from
Moscow
It is said that Austrian soldiers fred
upon women and children in their flight
from Dragali.
Count Won Walkenstein has been
made Austro-Hungsrian ambassador at
St. Petersburg.
Sir Henry Parks. premier of New
South Wales, sailed from New York
for England on Saturday.
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Cable Clicks.

Paris, 13.-The Senate, las to 81
adopted q resolution fav uring the grant
ing of railway tickets for legislators at
nominal rates.
Rome, 13.-The Pope, in an audience
with Van Schoerzerman, German repre-
sentative at the Vatican, yesterday, said
if it only rested with him, G. settlement
of the question between Prussia and the
Vatican wouldsba Immediately reached
on all points.
Berlin, I3.-Six mass meetings were
held yesterday to protest against the to-
baeeo monopoly bill. Fifteen thousand
people attended.
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Venice, Ill.,, 11.-Vance Flour Mills
burned. LOIS, $50, 600; half insured
Biddeford, Me-. 1S.-The Highland
House and Seavoy House burned. Loss
500. 900.
Chicago, 13.-The Evening Journals
Janesville, Wis, special says: he
weaving room Of the GAINESVILLE cotton
factory burned early this morning. Loss,
$50 coo; insurance $4,000 Two thous-
and looms and 500 hands employed are
out Of work.
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- ElG SSEGdS SQEFl0CSkEsS 6tHlh ~
It's main line runs from Chicago TO Council
Bluffs. passing through Joliet, Ottawa La Sale.
GeneSeO. Moline. Rock Island. Davenport. West
Liberty, Iowa City, Marengo, Brooklyn, Grinnell,
DeS Moines (the capital of Iowa), Stuart, Allan
tic, and AvOca: with branches from Bureau
tine, Washington, Fairfield Eldon, Belknaps
Centreville, Princeton. Trenton, Gallatin. Came
ron, Leavenworth, Atchison, and Kansas City;
Washington 20 Sigourney, OSkalooSa- AID Knox
vile; Keokuk to Pennington, Bonaparte, Ben
tonsport Independent, Eldon. OtIuInwa, Eddy
vile, Oskaoosa- Pella Monroe, and Des MOineS;
Mt Zion TO keoSauQua; Newton 10 Monroe; DeS
Noines TO Indianola and Winterset; Atlantic 70
Griswold and Audubon; and Avoca to Harlan
ard Carson. This is positively the only Rail-
road, which owns. and operates through line
from Chicago into the state OF kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains. with PAIL
man Palace Cars attached. are run each way daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, LEAVENWoRTH and ATCHI
SON. Thu 0ugh cars are also run between M1lwau-
kee and Kansas City. via the -" Milwaukee and
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" is magnifcently
equipped. Its road bed is simply perfect and its
track is laid with steel rails.
What will please you most will be the pleasure
of enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa. in one Of
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
NEAL as good as is served in any dTst-class hotel
Cor seventy-hve cents.
Approaching the fact that majority OF the
people prefer separate apartments for different
purposes (and the immense passenger business
OF this line warranting it,. we are pleased to an
nounce that this Company runs PttitTndE Palace
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are ruT
COUNCIL BLUFFS. KANSAS CITY, a.
Tickets via this Line, known as the
all Ticket Agents in the United States
For information not obtainabIe at ,
r. z. CABLE,
Vice President and Gsne:A Nsnag8.
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srihhismS.

London, IA correspondent st XII
larney says it is relieved matters are
rapidly mending in Ireland. A mum Der
Of tenants sre coming forward to CAIN
the advantages Of the i nd act.
A farmer named Cornell and his wife
were shot in their leg~ at Fecle, County
Glare, and it is expected they will die.
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Easton. Pa. 13.-Small pox hiss been
epidemic in South Bethlehem, Pa. 1t Is
reported that there are 20 cases and also
NUM- Der Of eases of pneumonia The
ohools have been closed.
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The Ami ersarv.

St. Petersburg l3.--The anniversary
of he assassination Of the Gar Alex
ander is commemorated to-day by sol
emn .ssrv &c at the cathedral of st. Peter
and Paul.
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The s.Jeannettee."

Trkutsk, 13.-Jackson, the HerdLd's
correspor dent, started north yesterday.
Lieut. nsnenhower expected to start
for St. Petersburg to-day.
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AND
LADIES' NECKWEAR
Of the Latest Designs.

Also fine assortment of Satchels,
Purses, in Leather, Velvet, Seal and
Hair Seal Fichus, Spanish Scarfs,
in Black, White and Acru, Latest
Novelties, Gloves and Fancy Hand
kerchief Boxes, Lace Tides in Sets,
Trimmed. Silk and Satin.
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lSSE0Sfs eIl0 EAST dEEO Laik HyGSk,ta
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes. and PElacC-
great feature of our Palace Cars is 3 SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your H2S2RA2N
az all hours OF the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the NiSsiSsIpE3S
and Missouri rivers at al points crossed By thEsS
line, and transfers are avoided at Council Blu1Ee
Kansas City, Leavenworth and AtchiSCn- car
nectionS being made in Union DepOtS
The principal X. y. connections 90
this great Through Line are as follows
At CHICAGO. with all diYerging lines fnE Lh2Ss.
East and South.
At ENGLEWOOD, with the LIS. q IS, SEs& p
Fl. w. & G. r. Rds.
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with P G & 81
LR.R-
ALA SALE with Ill. Cent R. R.
At PEORIA with P. T. q j.; p. ID. & E. - e ~
w.; H. Mid; and 7. p. & w. Rds.
At ROCK ISLAND. with ~HEtiExakee ana S5E2. =
Island Short Line" and Rock Isl'd & Pen EElz.
AZ DAVENPORT; with the Davenport D1EiSSooK
At WEST LIBERTY with the B. C. R. & ERXs-
At GRINNELL, with Central Iowa K r
st DES MONIES, with ID. II. q +, ID. 2. <
AtCoUSCIL BLUFFS, with Union Paclhc 2 -
At OMAHA; with b. 6 Mo. r. R. Gin Eeh-.
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with b, C.R-&N.-t- -
at OTTUMwA. with Central Iowa r. E. r..
st. L & Pac., and c.. B. and Q. r. RGS-
At KEoKUK, with Toll, PEG. & War; Wat, 50.
Louis & Pac and st. L., Keo & n. W. r. Eaiss
At CAMERON, with II. st. j. r. r.
At ATCHIsoN, with Atch., Topeka q S2Esz.S ess
At LEAy ENWoRTH, with Union Fac- and AEEs-
Cent r Rds.
At Kansas CITY, with all lines lOr tia Ygssss
through to PEORIA. DIES M9INRG
Gibson. and LEAVENWORTds
Great Rock Island Route" are sfs1G csas'
ur home office, address,
Es ST. JOHN
General Ticket and Passenger AeE1S
CHICAGO La
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A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Melrose at 800 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, snd regui.T
freight train strives daily ct 0gdan
4.S0 p. m. from Melrose.
GEO. W. THATCHER, Snpt
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MINING PATENTS.-FG1 ReEs&
If blanks for application fer Mining
Patents-approved foTm-*S % ss9a
at tho HER1 I'd ORoA
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LESLIE'S MONrhLIES. wr7.
Jound, make neat little vn.nl,-.
The HERALD Bindery does wUlk Z
sTsry style and at reasonable rates
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snecla! Cable to- Western Associated Press. . H.
LONDON, November LIN the lIouse Of
Commons today Sir Charles Dilke, Under
Foreign Secretary, said in answer 10 certain
questions that in last October tho Govern.
ment Of Great Britain had advised the Khe-
dive Of Egypt to conduct the triuloi Arab
Pasha openly. Since that time nothing fur
therhad been officially heard US 10 the de.
cision Of the khedivc. Sir Wilfred Lawson,
Liberal, urged the Government to insist
upon the admission Of represe natives
OF the press to The d, trial.
to the end that reliable reports be received
and that the proceedings should not be
suffered to proceed in star chamber fasLion.
MI. Dixie replied that the govern ment had
already made representations to the Egyp.
tian authorities in faypr OF publicity, aud
that the government did not deem Il
dIgnified 10 further urge its views OH tie
subject. lie hoped it would also be un-
necessary. The debate was resumed on
the amendment Of Mr.. Gibson Conscryu.
tive), which IS that two. thirds majority
shall be necessary to carry the clo,ura on
any OCCASION, 4''i af 'iaa #t1sti Z.
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More coiunis,s 0u,'to citiiizc A

Moro colun Is.st:oinEO QUITO citiiizc AZ.
rlcA's Dnr's shores. .E,L.
Nrw YohSJ, November 1.-The ship
Mouroviu sailed t6?layIfdr Tibeiia,9ha
on board another colony,pf colored, people
bound ior that part Of Africa. .yhe party
numbered about fifty persons, Who have
been scleclel from nearly<9Oo,OoQ appli7
.cants. They come from Maryland, North
Carolina ltNebfaskaII szstisssissirpf
and this State. The.mcmlicraidi faiiii entire
family from Williamsburg are among The
number Theic eicol9nistsilmvc ljte4 p.lie.e,l
BY Prdil Blydet, President of;the :Iabefiah'
College, who is now in this city, whese he
will remain until ,Februafy,uwhen,he will
return 70 Liberia, Since. the close ,oi the
late war over 1000 eqlored persons have
been sent to Liberia, averaging from 10 to
100 annually. Each family RECEIVES twenty
five acres OF land, and shelter and rations
for q period ioi six ,!inonthsy after which
time the colouists become seli.supportinc.
A plototland embracing ten'acesfis tiyeli
10 zach unmarried man, with shelter and
rations for six months Tho humber of
oolonists who have been unable TO make n
living in Liberia is, stated BY the Rev, Mr.
Cu,ldefosd, who lb5ks'aiter thGin,eress of
the colonfsts from thistiiy, to bcaGout Two
per crut Of the whole number.
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4 TOUGH RACE
hclWecn Two Crack Turf Fav0rJles-The
Crowd In iiIcnilnnnn / ~

Ns""N NtttuuuICN,
NEW 1oRK, November 1.-The match
race for 5000 side, made by lsador Can
field, owner Of the chestnut mare Helene.
and .. A. Hickok, owner OF Oyerman, was
lrotted to-day Mt Fleetwood Park, best three
IN live mile lheats. The Club house and
grounds were, crowded with noted lovers
OF horses, among them Wm. II. Wander.
bilt, Ed. Stokes, Frank Wo,k, Foster
Dewey, Jacob Dandcrblt, Alley Bonner,
VIM. II. Turnbull, Joseph Doyle. Helene
liad record OF 22l made Inne OH, on the
same road, and Overman had record of
2::20! made at buffalo, August .. ~
Helene IS by 1lambletonian Prince, ont
OF Marwell mare. Overman is by Elmo.
out Of Mohawk. lie came last from Cali.
lornla with St. Julian, last ycur, but did
nothing, m attack Of piukeye throwing
nm. Last spring he had another attack
Dut recovered in time to start In the grand
circuit, where he stamped himself Il cam
palener Of the first order. Helene was
driven by John Murphy, and Overman bv
her owner.
Firs, heat: Helene took thc hca. by
halia'ncck; time, 22::2:3. ~ r.gHa,I -
Second heat: Overman won BY half a
length; time, 22l. s.e,.s,.
Third heat: Overman again won by a
length; time, oo::oaooss.
Fourth leat: Overman won tho heat and
the race; time, 2::2233. -5o,I'1'
considerable money changed hands.
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HORRIBLE HOMICIDE.
THE GREAT NEW YORK TRAGEDY.
'-ISSRS-sT1TLSgslaN
The raIl ,oftpsathfl flI.sfl4ss osef tths stsnIu
. aasslsa-CoadItloa cf Dr!S sssuia4AA Aob
After Neal and Craf-The Fatalities that
h. Oeeurrsd-A Wheeling Nan Killed.

NEw YonK, November lit required
two patrolmen to keep tho sidewalk in
front Of Or. L. G. seguin's house clear this
morning. Hardly did the "blue ceatss
turn their backs each time, ) however, Than
thc byslandels, prolnpted!by morbid jcnr!
iosity, approached the building again and
stared up ut the windows OF tho fourth
story front room in which Mrs. Seguin
KILLED thFee children tas and herself yes.
terday afternoon. 4 .,olrfT Lrn av,s%
sorrowihs friends and relatives began
to arrive at the house at in early hour. But
few tcntered; they merely inquired after
DR.. Segun's condition, ldtt cards and drove
oKsO Dr. IL. nv. Amidon, brother OF the
dead woman, said DR.. seghin ppssed a
very bad night and had only been finally
qnictcd by the administration OF strong
hypodermic injection Of morphia. DR..
Amidon expressed Il fear that the widow.
er's mind would become destroyed through
grief. lie Ind been n most atlecliona,e
husband and father. Dr.. Amidon rcpelle,l
the idea that there was any hereditary
taint ofinsanity in the Amidon family. =,
The inquest in the case disclosed the fact
that Mrs. Seguin was very melancholy and
queer, and before committing the net sent
the nurse and hall boy out OF the house on
errands She shot her children in the
right temple, and herself in the right. The
jury returned verdict that she murdered
her children and killed herself while suffer.
ing from, TEMPORARY alteration ofS3thlTij
D3 srguin y atahe Fifth Avenue E1otel!
His condition!is serious. @HSa-AS& "
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The New York Campaign.

There is but little doubt Of Folger's de.
'sa' Tor Governor. The New York Tribune,
'm" loa and Harper's Weekly, all throw
'"A water OH him, .as do also the Albany
u sSu7'4l. Buffalo Etpress and Utica, ,lkrald.
lucy believe it better for the Republican
h''y hereafter that tho unscruplous mn.
''''e methods by WHICH Folger's nomina.
,oa waseHgneorcd through The Saratoga
Convention, should DO rebuked this ycur,
'aler than unused rs 4 I sore and a
"'lea spot for 1854. They all claim
@a'l'i is 10 tho credit OF tho Republican
n''S, and one oiits distinguishing charac.
S.s,'cs, that it always furnishes
" ''',!.n ltsclttllc means ot purgation and
sN''''eatlon, and that i, can not be, used
,@ my length Of time by iunscruplous
! t't'I Tor private and partisan ends. This
aSny the people have maintained their
,naaieace " in it ior SO great q length 81
IN, 'Ae h'1''m ,ei Tuesday, Speaking Of the
Nyas' Vas and its prospects, said:
,,,ll ",lll ehnrac,eristic pcrver.ity md ob.
'''susSs the administration mansgeyd
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AcIttIyS THE CONTINENT.
thc NMirond Rntcs to the TrienniaI
C0nc,nvc' or knights Templnr,

tHc HntIrohd Kntcx To the Trlehntal
,. fonc'nvc' or Knights Trmplnr.
CHICAGO. November 1.-The committee
OF fifteen appointed at the meeting Of the
National Association Of General Passenger,
and Freight Agents, held at Montreal last
September, 10 agree upon the rates 10 the
trlennial eonclave Of Knights Templar at
San Francisco next August, met yesterday
TO do tho work assigned to them. There
were present France, Chandler, Missouri
Pacific; Jas. Charlton, Alton; 7. Lowell,
burlington; Wm. Hill, Chicago 4 Eastern
Illinois; A.. i. Merrill, Milwaukee K St,
Paul; ). +. Hooper, Hannibal & St. Joe;
Geoottso II. Smith, Rock Island; W. II,
ii!nlbert; Canada Southern; George X,
Barnes, Northern Pacific; G. S. S,ebbius.
Union Taciiic; W. A. Thrall, Chicago i
N;or!hwestern;, 4. IL. Goodman. Central
Pacific; W. I. White, Atchison,
Topeka 4 Santa Fe; Il. W. Hitch.
cock, Union and Central Pacific; ], r,
buchanan, Sioux City and Pacific; f. W.
Fierce, Galveston. Houston and San An,o-
MO; D. Wishart, st.. Louis and Sun Fran.
cisco; I. ". Teas,lale Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis aud Omaha. Alter u lopv
uiscussl0il 1t was agreed that the rate from
any point west east OF the Missouri river to
Kansas City OR Omaha and return should
y. be one fare for the round trip 10 Knights
!emp!ar and their ladies' exclusively; anl
from Kansas City or Omaha to San fran
cisco and return SO. gY., ~ p'.,TT.y
For the encampment OF tho G., a. r.
TO be held ut Denver, in June
next, the rate was fixed At one
lare for the round trip from any point
east east Oh thG Mlssouri river to Kansas City or
Nonhcil hl'i:.s and return. The rates
west oil the Missouri river will be agreed
upon ut a future meeting, which is 10 be
called by the Chairman. ~ IN NO