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New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
THE REV. FRANCIS HAWLEY.

NEw-HAvEN, Jan. 2.-The Rev. Francis HaW-
ley father Of senator Joseph r. Hawley' died al west
Vile to-day al the advanced age Of eightyone years lie
had been for some time afflicted with mental disease his
mind apparently wearing out in advance OF MS BODY
During bis Last hours watched over and cared ior
by the Senator who fortunately has been az home nom
his duties IN Washington. He was born In farnlhS
November ii sO2 and more recently has lived IN West
field Mass The funeral services will be held on friday
in Hartford, where the body taken this AFTERNOON
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
4 BROOKLYN Social RErNIoN

The twelfth annual reunion dinner Of the
Alumni Of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute hold
last evening at the Theatre Hotel Washington st. aud
attended by the faculty, trustees number OF gadu
and several guests. Among those present K.
B. Fullerton, chairman OF the Committee ~ Arrange
monts Cochran president OF the Institutes Professor
Kellogg aud Me.srs. Ernest Keller, l. nry Nesmith, IT,
John Reynolds ana Professor Spice. Speeches made
by various persons IN reply 10 tOasts.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
NCSIC AND The DRAMA.
OPERA AT THE ACADEMY.

With Donizetti's comic opera, Il EllSn
r.rore Mr. Maplesons company last night repeated one
:, the most marked successes of the fall season.
r narts were in the hands,
che audience was numerous and exceedingly
rsceptbe to the hghhcared music the task upon the
bor. was easily performed and on all sides there was
.aor, for graceful and unconstrained movement. We
have had such chapter of operate horrors
receuty lin subjects, mean that a
MI of harmless fun like the story of Dr. Ddcqm0ras
magic potion is pleasant relief in spite of its vanity
The part Of the quack being taken bysg Caraccioo who
has the usual equipment Of Italian buO humor coarse fl
hired bordering always on horse play and moving limit
"a acirce but still amusing because it's so rarely employed
novadays and Who besides has voice enough TO do the
music Justice there guarantee from the outset that
,he evening would he merry Nine. Gerster and Sig
yicn both in good voice and spirits cared for excellent
performance OF the music OF AGind and Neno,no The
latter filed the bll far the action was concerned
ukewisc after the first act but in it his performance
suffered from his inability distinguish between simple
imbecle and a ridiculous bOOty.
The music of Adna lies happily within the voice. style
snd histronc capacity OF Nine Gerster. The further she
,eets away from simple. dylc character, the more pal
pabe become efforts do something outside the range
OF her sympathies Her ADud is ideal impersonation
from which, IN all the rest of her work. there falling
of effectiveness IN proportion TO the degree OF d1aac
her line Gerster Is unique, and the sweetness ana
simplicity of tone, the hghtness and grace OF her
attacked passages that would appa almost any other
singer and the ease with which she conquered them,
bewildering last night as on the ngn OF her t
appearance. One of the most excited scenes
that the Academy patrons have witnessed thlS year
followed her singing last night OF DE BerOts brilliant
music introduced near the end Of the opera. repet-
ton was demanded and after it there was recall quite
q. emphatic and enthusiastic the first After the opera
the ballet La Nymphe dc Diane" was performed quite
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
DID MR. KOCH DRoTY HIWSELFl

Cornelius Driscoll, No. G01 Water-st., and
Richard Fitzgerald cf NJ 202 Ch,rys last night took
to the Madison Police station Derby hat and
brela, which they had picked mp Pier No 81, East
River. on thc lining Of the hat the name Ot Lewis
Koch Of no 2Is West Thirty -nh-s The police took i5
Id be a case q suicide.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
4 POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS

BDDEFCRD. Me-, Jan. 2.---The one new de.
yeopmont in the mysterious affair sauriay nighis ru-
NOR that man from D0-cr came here saturday night IN
search OF his wife, who reported To DE supported at
house Of ll-retc by from Buxton; and that upon
the meeting, bloody atIay took place. The officers
have been unable to tlud man answering the d5cr!p-
ti0n OF the one upon The street saturday night
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03

-,,,, nears date wittemberg, March 2S, 1523
ftter WIZ, ,bcre is no foundation whttever for the
shows WI. sentences attributed TO the Reormcr ny
sbonllhapa snbseouent writers the Roman Cath0hc
Audh an an German original contains abundant evidence
side H. L hated and denounced what his detractois
ts tharse him with believing and uphoidlhS
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-FOr New-England,
generally clearing weather, preceded in the northern
portion by local rains, colder westerly winds, rising
barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather. slightly
colder westerly Winds rising barometer.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
PROBABLY 4 FAriL FAIL.

Charles F. Abbey, age thilty-threc, of Col.
orado, who is staying the Burlington Ho,e, No 10
West Thr;ie;hst fell through the elevator shaft last
evening, aud neI PROBABLY fatl injuries. lie
removed TO Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
uR RIINsFORD TISITS THE SLUuS.

The Rev W :. Rainsford, the rector OF St.
Georges Protestant Episcopal Church, il Rut rlord
place accompanied by DetcctiyeSerge1nt Dorcy, -de
tour last night through tIc auIs O tie sixth Ward
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03

Two experienced physician, Of tho swift sp,cilc Con-
uany Atlanta Ga located No. jJ West Twenty.
St. and will De pleased to al who actcl With
blood OF skin diseases Examination andcDnsultaon tree
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
VIERIED.

BUTTERFIELD-GREEN-Qn THURSDAY, December 27,
Of Tue brides pLrruis, a Hartford
Conn William T. Nichols, rector O' ChgistS
Church the Henry Buterned, OF Ero Penn, 10 Mss
Eleanor Alden Green, daughter Of Commodore Charles
Green, T. ). y.
Al notices Of marriages must be iadorsei ch full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
CAPTAIN MARK WALKER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Captain Mark Walker,
formerly First Lieutenant 10th Infantry died here last
evening after brief Illness. His IeIualns we're taken
" PHILADELPHIA this aftern00n-
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
MIR GRAUrs COMPANY IN "BOCCACCIO."

Suppes brilliant operetta "Boccacclo de-
ands for thoroughly enjoyable presentation Of it, stage
proportions Of some magnitude Room is taxed in all the
scenes but the double in the second act especially
calls for it anything Ike fair effect Is to be secured
from the movement and ta5eauX The primary defect IN
the presentation ~ the opera by Maurice Graus French
Company at Haverlys Comedy Theatre last night was
the budding together Of the numerous characters
grouped so frequently the opera The deficiency in the
scenic effects made up entirely In the musical
performance The chorus especially weak in female
voices and sang badly ont Of time more than once Nile.
FouGuct took the title role acting with yiyacity that
she always show In her other personatons and
which was in marked contrast with Mile. An
gcIe's languid Interpretation Of Beatrice But
Mile Angelo sang with her usual cledrness and sweet
ness and n the end of the ChaUson beginning DaOOd
la snur received beautiful flowers The audience
was warm and generous throughout NJ Duplan was in
ftahle as PpJdolto and Mile Yalot brought good iuig
meni TO her part OF FrSc9. On the whole the perform
ance was weaker than those veu by tAe company
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03

yH diagram hs bzronssh variations Ia tb. city
Glnche The perpendeuA lines ve divisions gfms
1ecsiing midnight Ths irregular as
y s srsgry daring those hJ1y The broken
The VaAons 10 indicated the FLsm5 Hai
huts PhSrpAey SIs Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
Arii.1ic liemorlnls.

Artistic Memorials.
The NEW.FNGLAND GRANITE WORKS, Hartford, C)ll
Quarries and Workshops, Westerly, r. l.
Fine monumental ami building w0ck IN Granite. Drl9ilgI
and without charge COrrespOn sncs
Hcited y. Y. Ulce, l52l B'wIy. G. W. CANFIELD, Az
Gas FixtCre1.
Newest and choicest designs,
METAL AND PORCELAIN LAMPS, sc.
An entirely new assOrtm nj
FINE CLOChS Of the choicest productions
Of Paris, Vienna. Berlin ant
other European cities select
NANTEI, SETS. ed by with great This
season exhibition
IN sLowgoOms, which
ARTISTIC have been fitted MP with
BRO\ZES. I'e--- i,7.'I u" '-o N--'-'-.
ton 0f Art Productions, lnd
to an inspection OF which cordial invitation is extended
Also articles OF iORNAMENTAL MEAL Work, bJ,Iu
que and modern great variety and elegance o. W0rSaIl
ship - ..,.-,. ,
$50 and s3s Broadway and 3th.sta Ne9.Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
ADvOcATING CROss-TOWN RAILROADs.

At the meeting of the Rapid Transit Commits
soners yesterday Johu Hayes, lawyer, OF No. 169
Broadway said that he had been requested by his clients
who were large propertyOwners on the East side to
represent the necessity OF better crosstOyn travelling
facilities. From FOrtysecOud 70 Fry-seyenth sts
there was 40 way get Fouthaye except by the
bridges He recommended railroad IN Forty second-st
running from rver river company had been formed
to construct such railroad but had been stopped by in
functions It was Of the frs Importance that increased
facilities for travel should be provided accommodate
the growing population. II the Commissioners had the
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
ASKING FOR PERCENTAGE REvIsIONs.

The trunk line arbtratOrs have rendered
their award on the appeals from the recommcuda
tons Of Commissioner Fink Of percentage in the east and
vest-bound pools The decision mOdifes Mr.. FnEs
figures. but the exact amounts shrouded in ny ysery.
The decision governs the east-bound pool from March l.,
1852 and the wcstbound pool from July l, 1852. No
settlement Of past balances however, has yet been
arranged
The dissatisfaction OF the trunk lines with the
award OF Charles Francis Adams, jr, Hugh Riddle and
John c. Gaut the chosen arbitratOrs, Is shown by
the immediate demand OF the Erie and the New
York Central Railroads for revision Of percentages.
Under tho pooling contract any road may demand re-
vision OF percentages when the conditions governing
have changed by the securing of new connections better
facilities etc The Erie and the Central claim that new
condition., governing their ability 90 do business have
arisen since July l. -s3 10y the opening IN the one case
Of the Chicago and Atlantic and I'm the other OF the Nickel
Plate Railroad II Is expected that the other trunk lines
viii nut in similar pleas for revision, as an appeal Is sell
dom taken from Mr. Fink5 awards by one road but the
others follow the example
The westbOuud percentage o. the West shore UNDER
stood 10 be 10, not II, per cent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
CLERKS DISMISSED FOR LACK or FUNDS

and all the railroads are more or less blocked The mes
curry Is falling tonight.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
Co'g1tc & Co.'S

Violet iOh-t Water.
For the laulAUlUhlef AMI bath
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-23
Grn6sef6i6teu.

5oritmsiitsr: Stun, Ssrr Rsisr,
tDie 1T Die Snse aus8efalIen 2"
Weier: Ni6t5 eeIebn, niHts sez
bort, 9err Soritmeilter; MIR ouF benz
Rufnese bate i'd Sas Slid, einen 8eis
Der aus elmer streitunbert Sup bobsn
eide su Idisben."
Soritmei sr: D, bas mar prG6s
ti9 M6breno Oes ruliiI9en SeIosuses
Ammo snoIf fab i9 mai sinen Teiber
fliesen i'd Lese an,. BRIDE los, unb ba
perIast mir bas Wtolsiiss8sipsbr. als
i4 tpieper iduBfertis bin, 1T Der 8ogsI
meinen 9lusen entf1punesn bod i'd,
balte auf ben 9unft, iro i6 ibn snIeBi
seieben, fnaae, unp tpabrbaftis, 70 fpabr
tpie ib bier libe mad sebn Rinuter
fommt n,ein Serr Heibsr berunter, freu,.
ftoeI, aber fIlssuabm. @rit tpebrt er iidt
sespaltis, oa ted i9 ibm e,n Stld See
bsrtpurIt in ben Shnabel, unb nun irurbs
sr sans eemlitbIi3 unb ;abm uno 1T inn
mer nit ce,n Battalion maridirt."
W eier: ,Womit errdbrten Sic ibn
henn IS tparen bod ni9t inlmer Slide
~ baben, namentItb Bel Der GdIte."
SUritmsilter: ,5iidss ., bic
modte er gar nibt. @s ipar Der ioge.
nannts tIsine SiIbsrreiber. CT frab am
liebitsn Wtduie uuo SpsrIinse. NIIsr.
Iiebit mar es an;uieben Uenn sr iid uns
ter bic 9lbner miI&te, I'm Spaben sI
tfanssn. AIio ipenn auf sinem Sofs BE
Sibusr seflttert spurosn, 70 itsQte CT 5in
mitten baruntsr auf Elm Dein, ,os ben
anberen Sub in bic SDbs unS ftefte ben
SdnabsI am Beins bsrunter serabe.
ais OBJ CT fdIiefs. Die Spassn bnpften
I'M ibn berum, ni5ts BDIes abnenb, unb
- iebtpupps bat er einsn i'm SdnabeI,
taudt ibn in ben aSa{iertros - neun
ionit mar e. ibm 3u trodsn - unb pers
IfbMdt ibn. Gr III leiosr an Der Dsre.
iina sefallen."
Meter: ,Das iit f1aes, bic Tbiers
icusn icnis iekr alt iperben."
| Ucrfmeiiter: Run, Elm Sung,
ling mar sr aud nidt mebr, bern er bate
Elm iilbernes Nano uln ben 4als, nuf benz
Eeiniee Worts itanoen, bic man tiitt Ieisn
fcnnte, ,po5l absr bic SabrsssnbI 1897,
une mir i&risbsn sansaIs bet4nntli&
1914"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-23
Die Ni6ififin.
Ssaa ssHs SramOiti4sn Don W1arp 8ranSes

Sim Sabre 1871, furs bpr Ssm trasi.
fbeu Gnbe Raiier Mlsranoers, nabm Surf
Sbanotp cine Der Gnseiebeniten Stelan.
gen in Der BpIissisYsrpaltuns bes ruff.
I1en 8sides elm. guf elmer Neiie, bic
Der Jirf tura mad benz ariese 1870 uao
1871 mad paris unterHGbm, begeenete er
i'm Salon ssr 8rinseiiin Bile, Der Eoater
bes Generals Gontrsmont, tpelhe aQes-
mein unter benz giamen bsr i16nert Nta.
SeIeine bstannt tpar.
Trps isiner piersis SABRE, trct isinea
feiten Gnti9luHss, Sunsssisae aa blsi.
ben sin GntiaIub, sessn ipsI6sn isii
flnf,ebn Sabrsn rieIt iunse Daneis u,ss
iulrse Witttpen Der b6biten ruiiiiden Mri'
itDtrGtie nit einem GyfoIse aneefa,npfi
ba.tsn, tpie st.pa HOIen ooer 2ilisn eeseil
cine pan,erplatte, nerliebte ii1 Surf
SSanotp srnfIid in Wlaoeleine.
,,Wintter," ia8ts sines Mbtnbs wlabe'
lsine sur Witttps bss ,9elosn bon Grabs'
lOtte", ,,ipdrslt Du es sufrisbsn, iDenn i'd
Glrltin iuiirbs Z"
,gtiht gang senn Du biit f16n senus
sins 9Dniein su isin."
Denn ld5n mar DlnbeIeint. SD erin'
mere nti& oentIiH, lie ei,ies No6en mad
itsss UsstsiSattuns siass &bsass n vi
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-23

ben, aIs man mid fDie einen geueinen
Oieb ergrsift unh tranSportirt."
yaennsn Sic bic 5uritin2" fragte
Surit Spanotp itreng.
,,llno Oh ib fie femme Geis ibrsr
Geburt perIor i'd iie niht aus ben Mus
gen. 0ier 1T elm Brief ibrer Wtntter, ben
i6 ibr periDnIib eir5ubduoissn psriprad.
SIN llebtsen bin idp snSIif6er llntertban
utlo. .........
,llnterlu6sn Sic nit gprf@t bieien
Wenlben," nnterbrah ibn Der bpbs Bez
ante Obns auf feline GinwsnSuassn ~
c6ten.
,Usan fanb ni6tS 9srhddtises an
Ni9oliOn aIs ein iorgfdItis eingeipifsIs
teS niecItdes tleines adit5en.
Wenn es cine 6ousnmaihine tpdre /!
Wlan ipiro suseben, bab felt 5ie8bi bic
Biiisnidaft iueit fortgeidritten.
Gin SnBenieur Der IorpeOoihuIe, benz
Winiiterium fur ioIae Bortommniile
asSresrt, I6Ite ras 9sadet NIT allen bon
Der Ml1eni6aft ssbDtenen gorEi1tsmaBs
reseIn. Die neiitsn Der IntpeienOen mas
rem auf cine furhtbare grplolion eefabt.
glber nibts aluBerseipbbnIibeS eel1ab.
Gin feLtiames 2dheIn umipisIte ben Dinnb
psS Snesnieurs, als DerieIbe baS 8eoffnete
adit9en benz Siiriten iiberrei9te, rer bass
ielbe na4 geii@tisuns eiIig IN ieine Rpf.
tai6e peri9Dincen IieB.
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yGnsIii6er 3abnarot, msin Serr unb
babe es iebr et!is. SD tpitnibe iobaIo
ala m6sIib nab 9oriS 3uriid3ufebren."
Sinf Ulinuten ipdter iaB NiHoIIcu
abermaI8 i'm Coupe, oisies DiaI aber 5ur
Selte oeS SirIten, BET ibn nit @nti1ul.
bieunsen iiberbdufte.
vAber," iaste Der 8atte Der fdbnei
WtaoslsIne, ytuie 1T es nur m6sli9, bal
t9 ME etpas semerft z"
,GrceQena" ertpiberte Der GnsIGneer
| Itpla ,bdtten Sic ie aud nur einen 8srs
ca4t sehest, tptirben bic 8ebiiie yli4oIs
Jon ni1t ibren 9tuf perbieuen."
,NIio bic 3dbue Der Siirtiu....."
r6aII4, mein Surf. 9io9 iebr jung
bate 5rGuIein bon Gpntrsmont 6as uns
. slld bonn 9fsroe gu ittirasn unO iid ben
llnterfieIer su serldlaeen. SD arbeitete
bnmals einen Der bsltsn Npparate, bic i,
aus meinem 4teIier bsrpOrssoanssn iinb
Aber IleS ntitt ii4 ab, unS i1 bin ss
tommen, etnen Iisuen einsufeseH."
SIN lSubIifum bat man nie bon bieIen
Borfaa srfabren. Nan bemerfte nur,
baB Der Jirit ni6t me5r sifssilGtis mar.
30! Wannsrbsrsen
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arssS. vas0sn vas ~, oa1ssn er SssO,s s.lg. Opse
ibn m brshen mora,,f MN s;s iser s 10.
tporcsne 5teiIe untsrilidte gI5er nidSfs
beutete snf Die lln,psienbsft iraenS eineS
g)tebaniSnus Man betoltete Sen ssobf
bes Jteaers mad allen ytibtuaaen Ga
aeiote iid feline sseper unD man moIIte
ebsn, beS peroebIidben Subens miibe. BON
oer Sade abIteben. a[S 1Rvn.Itier ricf !:
Oie Nuoeu mi,iien be,ueolid, Se;n
Dian briidts ouf Die GfnaiIlsbeibe. Die
Nuoeu,tpid5en unb brebte, (i,b in ibrsn
s,Dblen liiebt obne ienen gl,lbsritunD oe.
Ieiitet ~ babeu, tpie ,bn Der am Rdbsrs
inert banoenbe NoIt perurlad,t
glass bate lid, lest I'M gsDr,immer um
bic oebeil,,nibppl(e Statue hsrIammeIt
0a iid feiu @srduih botte pernebmen
IafIen, aIaubte man an ;roeno eiuen
! Sdera bes Uteilters. Mbsr Bic G,r6fin.
nelds aus ibrem Sdrefeu feiuen Sebl
matte, tuar in ben Salon suriidasfebrt.
BIbbIi6 b5rte man iie einen fur6tbaren
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Silfs.
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9fpIt ltarf anaefrellenen StabItette um
siirtst. @s mar cas- zines grobsn uni
itnrtsn Dtannes. DGs SfeIett in Se'
8rOtatrObe mar bas elmer Srau BOZ
| i4malsr Satls.
| Ntonelttsr trat mlttsn unter ben Sdrs
dsnSrufen Der IN D9nmaat faIlenDen 90
men tpisoer in Den Saal. Die 6rdfr
irurSs bon Nsrpenframpfsn bsfalsn uni
maste ipes9sl4attt tOsroen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-23
Dnr& bic 4Iams.

.Da. iDarnm Bat man Did Ssnn i4on
irisoer einssIpsrrt 7"
.gDeil Id bic ubr scm 6OisatF etfuns
ben babe"
rSa, eas If bod fein Nsrbrs&sn r.
vglun lpeibt ii teb' iis sefunasa, ~
bes ~ bss esfsatt pssIssoa tal.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-23

Wleiiire @ruf Sc Sreslss ct S'2lnjsug uus
ter oem SieeeI Der 8eihts ertIdrt, oab er
Die Grdfin, ieiue 8emablin, bel einer nns
treue ertappt uno sstDbtet babe uno i'd
!ieB ibn bieie GrfIdruns i9reiben, tueI&e
IN oenar4ipen Der albtei aufbetpabrt ipsrs
ben tptrp."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-23

Set bisies 3eis ipirO isner TbeiI bes
SbIpNes BON Oombsr ni@t msbr be-
treten. Ser Nsssnitebt nod immer an
bsrisIbsn Steas, siii flaffsnOss Sod am
SaIis. Otabame bss8rsSIes min, baB
pem Baar, tusIdeS fem fiirGterli6er LOp
BON isinsr 59ulo Iosipribt bic etpise
8uRs in isinsr Abssi4isssnssis su T9siI
ipsrDs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREYIIIES.

Senator Chaffee has rented 4 house at
MorTistown \, j., for his daughter.
The first vote Congressman English cast
was TO investigate the charges against his
father.
Z. II. Smith has been appointed tenn
porary receiver for the Atlantic State Bank
IN Brooklyn.
Amos. R. Emo has plortgaged the Fifth
avenue Hotel property TO the Mutual Life
Insurance Company for 81 ,250e go.
1t is understood that the Erie Railway
will raise the money to pay the interest on
its second consols falling due June lst.
The bill authorizing the accounting Off
GERS of the Treasury to adjust the accounts
of j L. Burchard late agent Of the Round
Valley Indian Reservation in California,
was passed Thursday.
Postmaster General Gresham has ordered
that all mail matter heretofore carried from
New York, New Orleans and Galveston to
Mexico by sea shall hereafter be sent by
El Paso over the Mexican Central Rail
way
An exodus of settlers from Manitoba to
Dakota and Montana is predicted as a re-
sult of the refusal of the Ottawa Govern
ment to grant the relief asked for BY the
farmers, and the recent action of the
Canadian Pacific in not building branch
lines in Manitoba.
The Monterey, Mexico, Rclista, an infu-
entail journal, in an editorial upon the
present state Of affairs in Mexico, closes
with this significant sentence: It is a
| fundamental law OF the Nationalists that
excessive tyranny viii sooner or later pro-
| duce liberty. Do you understand that our
| final destiny is 10 become Yankee?"
The acceptance by General Butler of the
Greenback Labor nomination has attracted
the attention of the Democratic politicians
| TO his availability as a candidate, and while
the older politicians with hardly an excep-
Younger ones think that he might win in
Massachusetts, besides carrying New York
| and Indians.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-24
centraI ana south A,nerioa.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Colima, Just arrived at San Fran
cisco, brings the latest advices from Panama:
The report of the Panama Railroad Com
pany for 1888 shows a great increase of
business. The rapid increase in the ton
mage carried is remarkable, 2l5, rs having
crossed the road in 1888, against I51 IN
tons in 1879 The increase in passenger
traffic IS more remarkable, 303,979 persons
having been transported in 1888 against only
%, ,729 in 1879; %, ,808 tons more were carried
during the past year than in 1882, which with
the figures previously quoted, serves to
show how suddenly the demand for in
creased conveniences has been made upon
the road The total earnings of the line
for the year were $2,S11 1888 90, and the
operating expenditures s., $50 192 &C. leav--
ing 81 ,151 ,79l 67 as the net earnings. The
total operating expenses on the Isthmus
were 81, co., z56 % in 16S3 against $780,
764 ~ in 1882, showing an increase OF
operating expenses of $271 ,691 80.
Mr.. Morris, the contractor for the east
ern section Of the Nicaragua Railroad, has
been fined $4,000 by the Government for
not having delivered the section within the
specified time Morris has appealed.
According to Lima adviees Of April 10th,
Chile and Bolivia have signed q truce, to
extend over an indefinite time, and proba-
bly on the conditions referred TO before, re-
garding the re-partition of customs dues
from Arica,
An export duty Of FIVE per cent. has been
imposed or coined Peruvian silver, in
place of three per cent. as before
Il is stated that the Chilean troops sta
toned at Chorrillos and in the interior ara
preparing for a combined movement
against Caceres, who has his scanty forces
al the way frcun Chsla, on the coast OF
Ayacucho, two hundred miles In the IN
terror. Thiz story needs confirmation.