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EA"r 'i'r working class. Sem, ~
9fteh.> Tor ~'">ta.e. and VI, will
ENmaii y"' FIRE. IA rnyal, vaInal,,r
SA""H sample goods thar vii
Wy "a ~ y, y"a ~ The way of making
ron 49,. more money in II few DAYS thnn
noss 'a .h"'i.ht l">sihle al ans ms.
v"n vxai't"i nor required. We will st,r,
y" "". lou IAN work al the time ar in ,.'a
70 t'I ne, only. The work is universally a.,ai,aS
fro m's G y'nHs am! OH. lon can easily
ali VIII" wan, 'S work :" s. every evening. That
,,o. ms unparalleled offer : ia nj VII" we
tIa wral saf'sfie we will send 81 To nav IRE .a.
y. a."u"e of wri'iu. rs. Full nnrtH;"nnl wv
ma1. e:r.. sent free. F"rtun"s viii HITS Z.
w ~ '"'sc VIII" give their wh"le time to
Don,t DELAY "r."t suc""ss absolutely sure
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F0rSale.

Wheel, ali 1iIa IN : xoed o mseeinY fo with ish,; engine and
uon apply to Mrs. Lovihcy Levert. On 'V W,.ansa
proof Plantation. Racelaud, Or to Hro"d I'e e
M'ch l5;8i-2m.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-05-24
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N ti@c. and receive tree. n
costly box Ut goods
~ whic! will help Won to
IL 4 81 ~ ~ max" '""re money right

Else ~ TINS world, All of either sex. s,."nnS S
a n nrsf i'''":. The broad road 20 1,r,,na
Stens ,"in'. III" workers. absolutely snr.
Az "nc" address. TEUE * Co.. augusta. Ms
, 1884-10-03

CHICAGO, October 2.-Commissioner
Ristine, of the TRANSIT Continental Associ-
alton to-day notified Commissioner
Midgely of the Northwestern Traffic As
ISOLATION, that the roads beyond the Mis-
souri, river, in session at Omaha, had
reached an agreement on the California
business as contemplated by the recent ac-
ton at Chicago and that the document had
been signed, the roads cast of the Mis-
souri, river having already reached an
agreement. The new order of things has
gone into operation, and will date from
October /. Arbitrator Tucker will at once
begin the work of awarding the percent
ages
, 1884-10-03

newspapers had to say about him, and in
the afternoon he went to the fremont
House and told Miss Tracy he intended to
q to Detroit at cnse. She persuaded
him to wait until evening. Shortly be-
fore I o'clock he ordered his baggage sent
to the depot and proceeded thither him
self, His friends withheld his baggage
and two of Pinkerton's men followed him.
They found him walking up and down the
platform with Miss Tracy and in appar-
emily a calm frame of mind. By a little
stately Mr.. Brooks, his manager, induced
him to enter a carriage and he was driven
bsekto the hotel, where he arrived very
excited and angry. He struggled des-
perately and struck Mr.. Brooks with his
cane Another scene followed in Undue
ing him to reach his room. Miss Tracy
followed him to the hotel, crying convul-
sively, but she succeeded in calming the
actor and bringing him to realize that he
was not in a condition to fill any engage
ments for some time to come. Just what
Mccullough now intends to do cannot be
learned.
William Connor, manager for John Me
Cullough. and Mr.. Thompson, a friend of
the actor, both now in New York, have
been telegnphed to come and confer with
t~ragedian's friends here, relative to
, 1884-10-03

CLEVELAND, o., October 2.-Wah
Lee Lee Vow, a Chinese, recently mar
ried a white woman and shortly after
ward applied for his citizen papers, hay
ing taken out his first papers -four years
ago. The question was raised whether
under the act of Congress of 1889 he
could become n~aturalized, and the case
was continued. Probate Judge Tilden
to-day heard the argument and issued
citizen papers to Wah Lee Lee Vow, who
exhibited celestial delight when he was
made to understand he was alice samee
Mclean man."
, 1884-10-03
Cattle Receipts.

CHICAGO, October Cattle receipts
$500; fat cattle steady. all others very
dull and weak: good TO choice $1,000
80; common to fair, s4Cd5. so; stockers,
and feeders, So. 00@4 so; range cattle loo
lower; Texans, SO. S5Ca4.0O; sales-42
head Texas COWS, 926 lbs, 50. GO; 6s Wyo.
ming and Texas, 9ss lbs, $4OO; l7G Tex
ans, 966ibs, $500; 6s Wyoming and
Texas, S6l lbs, $40; 1876 Nebraskas,
1122 TBS, 81; u Wyoming and Texas,
l0I7 lbs, 50. 90; 2s7 Wyomings, 1894 lbs,
$500; 229 Wyoming and Texas, 979 TBS,
SO. So; l6l Colorado and Texas, $50 TBS.
1896; 297 Colorado and Texas, $50 lbs
1865; 40 Colorado and Texas, 42G TBS
1925; 1872 Montana and Texas, 96s lbs
s3.65; 50 Colorado and Texas, 1925 lbs
sS.75 Z.
Sheep receipts, 300; market dull
inferior to fair, nearly unstable at 81. 00(a
$50; medium to good, 50. 75(G3.50
choice, SO. 5O@4.0O; Texans $1,000
. IN
, 1884-10-03

DUBLIN, October 1.-The United Irish
man considers the action of the Council
Of Catholic Archbishops and Bishops here
in deciding to coniide to the Irish mem
bers of Parliament certain questions for
submission to the Government, relative to
University education and the grievances
of nuns employed as school teachers, as
of the utmost gravity. 1t states they
thereby proclaim themselves Parnellites
and consecrate the National party. They
have shattered the conspiracy which
sought to secure the influence of the
church in favor Of the oppressors of Ire
Land
, 1884-10-03
John McCullough's Condition

CHICAGO, October 2.-An item is pub
lished here that John Mccullough, the
tragedian, has not been informed that all
his engagements have been cancelled.
After the rehearsal Tuesday afternoon he
was shown a letter from McVicker, in
which his illness and consequent inability
to do himself justice were specified as
reasons for closing the house. The actor
was lying down at the time, but rose,
dressed himself and, in company with his
manager, went to McVicker's residence.
He was angry at first but Mr.. McVicker
succeeded, apparently, in convincing him
hat the action he had taken was for the
best and the tragedian returned to his
hotel and accepted the situation. He
supposed, however, that the performances
were to be resumed at Detroit, the next
place on the route, and nothing was said
to disabuse him Of his error. Careful
watch was kept upon him all night and all
day. Early Yesterday he read what the
, 1884-10-03

ST. LOUIS. October Frank Chan
frau, well known for his i%mpersonation of
Kit, The Arkansas Trareler, and who
was stricken with apoplexy last evening,
died this morning without having recov-
cred consciousness. His son Henry and
Frank j. Holliger, a member of his COM
pany, C. w. Tayleure, his business man
ager, and DR.. John T. McGil were at his
bedside. So calm was his departure that
it was only in arranging his pillow that
Tayleure discovered the fact of his death.
, 1884-10-03

MOUNT WASHINGTON. N. H., October
1.-The Glen House, which was burned
last night, was one of the largest hotels
in this mountain region. High wind pre-
vailed and caused the flames to spread
rapidly. All the furniture and fixtures of
the house were destroyed. The loss is
over $225, 900; the insurance $780, DOC. 1t
will be rebuilt.
, 1884-10-03

James A. Morrison has removed his
tailoring establishment to 400 Sixteenth
street, opposite Warren's emporium
Don't forget the place for nobby suits
made up in the most fashionable manner
at the most reasonable prices.
, 1884-10-03

Wyoming Meat company have now dis
posed of their retail markets, and will de-
vote their attention to the wholesale
business, connected with their packing
establishment.
Until further notice, the Office of the
company will be at the Sixteenth Street
market, where those having unsettled ac-
counts in favor of this market are respect
fully requested to call and pay the same.
, 1884-10-03

Chas. Stabler. the tailor, has moved
three doors south of Gray & Pearse's
drug store, Eddy street, opposite the stone
warehouse.
, 1884-10-03

WANTED-A girl to do house work
Apply to Mrs. Henry Harrington, corner
of Hill and Twentieth streets.
, 1884-10-03

For RENT.-Furnished front room,
conveniently located. Apply At Hunt &
Whipple's drug store.
, 1884-10-03

Having purchased the Sixteenth street
market of the Wyoming Meat company,
| shall endeavor to keep a first-class mar
ket, and hope TO merit a fair share Of pat
ronage. The market will hereafter be
known as the Phoenix Market. Mr.. A.
L. jerks, who has been with the Wyo-
ming Meat company for the past year,
will have charge of it.
Waller c. BRowN.
A. i. jerks. AGENT.
, 1884-10-03

For RENT.-A furnished house of
three rooms, pantry and closet. | will
furnish two boarders and pay balance in
money. l.. Usher, at Martins lumber
vor1
, 1884-10-03

For SALE-At Laramie City, about the
18th of October, 5000 head of California
Wethers. Address, J. l.. De Haven,
Laramie City.
, 1884-10-03

Imported Swiss and Limburger cheese,
Russian c%aviarc, Holland herring, ancho-
vies, pigs-feet, etc, all kinds of lunches,
at the Pioneer Saloon.
, 1884-10-03

To RENT-four large rooms, suitable
for offices or a small family.
Apply to VIM. G. provinces.
, 1884-10-03
Roomy Bookcase,

In fact anytime in the House
furnishing line with but little
trouble to you or to us. The ar
rival of a ear load of goods is 4
small aifairat the WARREN EN-
poRIuM, as we unload the cars
directly on the floor of the build
ing. Still, several ear loads of
, 1884-10-03

My Fall stock of clothing is now com
pleted, and prices will astonish you. Pol
ask, the Clothier.
, 1884-10-03
Fall overcoats at Polack' 8.


AT the Star Restaurant Open al
night,
, 1884-10-03

The Genuine singer sewing Machine.
Call and examine the new High Arm at
the corner of Eighteenth and Hill streets.
, 1884-10-03

YES & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Ryo.
, 1884-10-03
Seventeenth Street Stores

WALL PAPER,
a fine
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HUSBAND md UIFE ~ JILL.

Under sheriff Wnock, of Queens County, L..
L. Suudiy arfc-t.l Gus ave VOL ana ~; VIE. pfJpri-
ct0rs # Wo.rs boards ,-.ou-c Ia Grtu ok The OIL
Ger L.s.nrI 10 Ac,c OF. .uk .Ac first ran fer Long
Island Cit and cd- ed ms lriso er in the county ju
IN v;.l.-cr, quan a - t.c cLargc O. ou
which tiny had been ar ed. bu 1t soon lraa'l orr
a:t,ry were tc 4 udau in civil suit Inst uj.d by
Emc'ne Won Daucn, uutI Wck ago
oae Of tnir 100 rlc,,. Miss Won Daiyrn
enca ed DO ri 'or tine m last ouh, a2rrc To pay
weekly in .lyauc.. some OF the gent Ioarlels in
the ho wcrr attentive 80 Aer and. IL is said thar
OF her lady hOlri became aOIs II her, and icI by
Mrs Wolf informed The lattcI'S husband that Miss Van
ID. Ven INA l...c tic ho.I~c NJ. Nulf 10 fins "ctr
"a, was such charm per, and paid Lrt bills
uYnHut w. bat lat he dccnicd to eject Ter. nu'
s. decline to lca,c tue premise, had pad for
week. bOlrl a"d o." ok Huui not end for r. DAYS
Wolf h gan 10 u-c abusive la gulg {" hs boudcr
ana affruptr IA, her du Ii tGls 4 bot uii air.. De-
a. I.- stc. ~ ms wife Mi-- Won DarNCu cInr 10 his
civ aud rc cd lawyer . hru" itu inst ia. Volts
f.r def mlilru Of 1r ctcr aui aus F,u. suits
Lay,. been ncgIu; On against VOL tor a-s.rIt for
- 600 - O. for d-a alton Of character .1t 5000 ana
~ AGAINST Nr-. Wolf Mr.. it held IN $1,000
b, ana Af Wolf ia 500. ~ 10 .at hour las, %. Int
Tie. Ia. uOt G.uu bonds lch.
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Club Yesterday with The foownT n and for Cieye-
present 30. of which ~ were ior D'''
land one" ,oaout vritcs " went Into
Az Tir Va of Buffalo which Is relaup - ~h;,r
nv 20 ,neioritv and talked to nuuner w ali
w IL ~ - Snd II have thirteen relatives ,oclS ~,
men and every OF them VII Nole atau ~,
Deud ond for blame Other' said mat nr tno ,n.
aSc,r lives they intended 70 vote Tor lepuo.In
uS ,,aat for the Presidency. Another tClu ne ,h ne
,n othor workngnen, all but four 81 whom p W.
moc,aa and to che number OF 200 had tt'neu bie
and Logan CLUB In First Ward 81 Buhai9 here "e
s,rr Rlane clubs ard only one Cleveland Gun ,,,
cnrresronlcnt ut Gloversville Wrlc.' ElNhE PuIn,u
la ~ the Rcnuh meeting hell IN the Ope'iI wiz
hos olrendv hccn given IN THE TRIBUNE ~ hu ,i,
The pco lie of tia place apprcc ate null the ptpieo''
~, he iariT bec,usc here and "a Juhnstown. aNhEr ~
about 3 OOn Inhabitants are mnde three-iour'hS VI o."
thp gloves used IN the Uhitct states" .. - .ro,rv
illness man Of this eli Y ana resilient OF larry
town writ 8: au.a hold nj
A. The Inderendcnt meetlnc-sc calleu,hh rh ~
TarrvtoWn " T. this week, and 'runpe!ed Wy ~
Ireni,g Post o. Large and en- husia tue St C. ,,s
ihcre were prcsent iust exact v Twelve Iti ". Ma
seercelV epnugh tn MI the rnccs ana mhhV " Ma
committee with. II was about M deaf ialuv w a"I
Mi N,tn9p VA, citing tn which 4 was p.'hml MN ,n
has had ard viii ave, No In nee IN tnc ,, t,,gh,
Wrsi rhps'pr County A. Mt Vernon lhN LIN, , T. ,icy,.
ly tesul dinns ~ turn over the lni p'ha van may
isrJ h thct ,annvt deliver the soois' " t'' ~" '''
b. certain.
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NOTES TEOM HIETFORD.
SEVERAL CANDIDATE, FoRGovrR%OE-THE HEAITl
OVISIION-TIE CROPS.

SEVERAL CANDIDATE, FORGoVr E%0E-THE HEALTH
QVIsuoN-Tm CROPS.
Hartford. Aug. iO.-A gentleman who has
been fl .as crn Com cut for fc days lcIOrs II
sid.rallc division. among Republicans conc rn,og Il
can Ii at for Governor He speaks however, conf
Gently IF CORDIAL support % he ticket nonn ted. New
London County, lie thinks, viii stand about equally
divided between Mr. Lounsbury, Of L DC field. AID Mr.
iiarr son. Newycu, with rome scat ing votes for
Nj. Bulkelcy. Win ham County viii show about tn
me division TIE only county in tie STATE that
promises 80 Id support candidate Us Far. d. VIII c
will strongly &c Mr.. L,unsbury's claims, and 1t Will
have a stoDS backn. ia L-ch geld County
The caucus - e'cot del,gat % tie Stl'c
and Co crcs ionil conventions from Hartford
viii De hell on Wcdnc.d,y c,c:ipg an good
deal Of ,oca 1tcres is fell in IT, It tlougt that the
friends OF Mr. Bplkeey Will nave d hci.ty control
lin IT, a. the opposition hc wi have apnrcy rsona
one TIC ouy G nd date FIR 'ongrg.s named is john L.
Buck who was defeated by MI L ton two Y ars ago
lie will cars The district f r,-uouindtei. Nj Lat "a
Ja, said t.Lt l.. W not q in, Int he vi prOsa-
bly, c aug his innd
The Common Council will ~ e again to-morr w
evening To fur her consider the piolic h. ain
question. 1t believed tina compromise Of
conflicting Interests " II ice reached by aaeLdmcn 10
the ur, -.ut o.l,ulu-.. No mat hI, .ccn more thor
On ni d-cu.sed c-c for fcnrs, ard proper suut on
VIII %, receive win great 81 act
Major Mort the iud ~ IT, crprctrr W. had seven
ribs bro cu al the Md " Il IA L Il dat- AZ D. i-
a.iO -il CIV rap prog .arI Icro. Iy !Ie
j. It'll AZ Tie kwuDd iio.c, De- comfort nc a. ii tn
doctors say VIII he On his lcot aginII two thiee
The PCS week has acen marked byste .dyran- in no
par of tAr STATE, e. he are e thal too wet
Of hay prom 10 w b" mp rt.aly Tor n sc,r crop
j. ga G., which "ts ari!y wqr naryc'i ~ owing to
,nl.ouu' ud r'ItI. re h-y crop is tAc main de-
Utllt CONNECTICUT Iil lili H.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS
THE BdSEBALL CHIMPfoySD,,

The struggle for the Loayue and
Association champi' nship remnants "a "a e'leal
certain ~ ever, while the interest In tbo -. 'hi q.
o. hagang seems TO increase daily. IN ,h. hseaa
Providence AMI Boston mines are erea,,v sae Ia
the absence OF their beat pitchers swa,ne NED "
batter and excellent pitcher, has been ,,o., 'tss
Providence Cub; while Whitney, the ri,n, nhs
the Boston Cub, has not been able TO tate ~ 'hef
lion In the box for some time. Radbou,,o - y" pos.
te pi ching for the Providence niue ,h,. AZ
WILDE found IN tn pitchers position eye,y a. '.'fa
Bos'ons. Tho NewYOrk Club has Inst q. "ftas
pitcher ~ either Of these nine' YET wsles 80,
ABOUT Two days week Thete Ia n a, .h,a.| pea
standing Of tn clubs except that the p,o,ia ntAs
has Increased its loai and IL now two sar,o. I'm
the Bostons aud nine ahead ~ l,uif,io Tie ~ w y
eleven games behind an1 getting further t,cL - Ss
The ex-chnmpions ~ ChloasO are plailns IN - aaf
and II the lcal baseball fepresan al Yea A, a. ''fa
their lantea th ymiy have ~ a,o No f,ust "''h
tblcag'e he a fow weeks. TIE cleveland us
aud D'trn't ninea can nov only nt'tit mt to,i.PA
a. lhp rluh' 90 NJ undoubtedly bring un 'FFa,
end 80 ~ t.p y nsrni 70 snn I,att al 49, VI 4 ~
~ tue t'ir surrpT lppra tHni "a sf,a .bi 'Fen
,h' FNo Ntuuhd. lot Wtrh vii B. tuf ot',, sfhH
Nh 'nlfa hn ~ IA nntlioa tat rtat "A ts,'7 SEA
h NE huh piih-, haH boon Ni.inisi 4 bI thr,-sNfg
TO l'a4hr, tho ird-in irarrl 10 iaio aasi,'lfd
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ma w,nwAM IN 0RltVrOiNr

Ia NO nnH of rrooklyn Ia there more cnthue'
,,su, fo iit,ino aud Logan than W. ut'err lnh WI"
eanntii,s tgp seventeenth We'd Tho LARGEST w'NW'"
ever built IA thai rat Of the CIV 10 w ,'"'H' ~
', MN, - e,a Mania. t,n-avo when compile cd VI
viii seno tm,aata 900 psfsoRs or more llWul y"
formally opouei on August 10, when INV
hammer viii 10 raised aud ~ i"i"s'hA
demonstration win take place Speakers VIII
he furnished by tho National Repnpl can
Commi tee IN, oOmm Toe on tho m1elihg cohhis' s vt
J"nas 4 trliugtan and George II, Rove flNa conPl
mics al Pumet KNIGHTS have been urgaIlLel anu ouVu,9
eocted ann the ,utlook for an Camigu Is tNctI
LEM The Dem0craC of GIeenpOinl are ehthuH"st'u
over the nom nations OF cleveland ana lth"fltks Au
effort was made Ia hold rat ncatlon meeting o) non
n few DAYS ago aud aciio o me presi mig ON VI
was such ms T. cause to leave the hall IN urps
The hal was rOWded but many were drawn lneio Nv
curiosity As a band Uf music "tooeI IN front ol nv
laii where The nee held fully an nan n""i po'
fore me gathering called 10 order
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SERUICES Ar OCEAN GROVE.
by TELEGRAPH 10 ruE rnnryel


OCEAN GROVE, Aug. misunderstanding
c.oldy weather large aud onc' aathnr iu The au i
TOR un today TI' opr Ia ryir. par ici atci in
D, Co., Rev Dg. Joseph J.. King Of Fort Edward IN u
ton. and Dr. McCaulc,. pre- ID mt ~ D!ck u-ou coll gc
pr.. ch-d from Gcue.s. XiN:Io. Tho pr ach"r SAID:
'A the arcicnt JcwIBi autlor ic au The ancient YER
son refer ti, passage O. ,.e 'c SD %. Grs IL, Tie
gr a. Hebrew lcA uaph p, dtucI shiloh tob be peace
JACOB. throughout ~ ,h' yi,s td oi his 70 e.. pit In
min tlc promise ult fr.m hl4 sect .oud come tine
Messiah. W. re- cr Do, name shiloh {, CurS because M
him dwells fitness o. pc.cr AID berus" hc WIS to make
ID. acc between Goa AMI mGl. + e. ccptre Departed
from Judah about tac time n the birth Christ Ierod
WIS uf the tribe of JudaI aul christ himself wa I'D d.
rect Inc OF decent soon a'terwIrd ru'lI m was
destroyed ana the Jews sctt.cicL However cor
iup church may brc0m.. W. Luyc the Bible 10 re
cone the powct 10 rou.W the church. ia tl3 Il oru
ton. W cn Christ cam JLdli-Ju Udt dttE lie was a
pa .,mtkcr; that WIS hs card al doctriue Chti-ts
t,.chi - were ada pi 4 the run tOI NJ spirit Ia
kingdom; tn r. no pee pa la Ni- teaching, that
c,tuot De- put n ptaoII Ce Wherever Ntd nnl ca is
tic c-.cntl for NO ship arr ha t-u and tho LORDS
dor Christ homage tcc .usr OF hls wisdom good and
his divine "a horiiy. Tho common urOt 81 o. man
taught wherever CArss - tauaht His mission Is y
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POLITICAL TAXI Ar SARA TOG1.
BLAINE THE FAVORITE on THE rIAzzAs-THE But
LEE MOvEMENT-FNTnUsAsrlC IRlsnMfN.
SARATOGA. Aug. 1O-The air here is full of

. II. -. .,..-,,,. r,,,. r,,r
BLAINE THE FANORIIE on THE PlALLAS-THE ~ /
go, ,,o,r,,v>r rxrut.st,srtC IntsuNrN
i"'' "'N H'i.'' ~
SARATOGA Aug. lo.-lhe AR mere Is lnll VI
-. -, l,.o..t.n I a.. shoe, mr., rournseutatjgc men
Nv" ~ "''."''''"' w" W, ''' " ,o.
here from MI parts Of tn" Union there cohd not i've W
ter naor for mn exchange of Vows Tie ccton a-
.1 4 -, ,,.i-,l o,,o,,+ m, n rloz,,a tunn he
P'"'V""F u "''i' u NJ WV" w i-' 80. -,
races or any - her current iopc' As 'ho PcoPo 'O ~
of the far-sening and rce IA shIcwl hnarcers
t,,s.,o, ,r ,,,rti,g mon AMI oth,rs quick
10 detect popular f,ClhE a'u ''h''H'iS '""
ylcyvs ara aip,iIcrut; especially after bong
-,.....-..., .-.,.... ,,.h 9th IN one who
ehalpehtd against chch W" IL ~ -.
H. tons long tn he piazza II sen " N' NV u riiN
o,,lra,c Ia ,r, an the cl,ncos ~ Republic victory
, 49,. >, ,..,,s ON, ,.f ala. inter said ic,iav 'I
w" . y u" ,,,.,-,. a, =, inc IA ~
wi7h ! wa 90 sure ~. L'hN Nv '' ''' , A.
z ing ia TIE Nhic House" Another sadi "b'ln' u
-. =, a. 4 ,,,l ann atw tirt n thirty muut's
N'''- ~, ...,..,,,., rto t,t.r ,ctr trgan
hi'el il' h'N7"l w. h"''''''"
hc ntttnr 81 nt One. 1hei hihl' hlh' hW "" W."
Ia. AZ Al an tt. t tnut a rt a1t "a hla nn he'l
wv ~ WV u" ~. ., ..tf-, ,,. ..,,,.t fl, ,l,t,.
HlH d inl 90 ma 'hd ''h wv i''''''' WV
luiuarY ul TIL u a. pi INV 1900 ltn 900 lilh w.t.
- o ,.,lii,.v rf Itiat g. t.ri.l.t lf 80 I'm
: ' '''''' ..t .,, 81,
4. ihi lhi'' N'F't ''' ' w. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
1HE TRIPAR1TTE roof SHAKEN.

CmCAGo, Aug. 1O.-A climax has been reached
IN the HnnIH Of tie Western Rnwar Trunk Line Asoci-
niion, formed under what has come ~ DE- known ~ the
frpirt Agreement" in the formal annonnc mont by
t'e Oh cago aud Northeastern Railway OF a Withdrawal
fr m tc as.ocatl %. The rosNlt wa not entirely un-
leo. cd Tor n is conndcntlr autiop tn the Wabash
management may follow this lrnd leaving tho Rock
Islam Milwaukc' pnd g. PAU nnl the futon Pacific.
tho ondnql mrmncrs tle only one remaining n tho
pool n hns hcon ron'pnlol tn uau ~ TIE Rock
leland RHi1. n tl' event Tho retirement . the tNo
30 Ids g. uuraf rn thnt u u0ui hnd Union Iar Ne u
'hr 'ttha of ~ tiiultIIr uH ,pmpnt nnd rumrpl N n
t1in uyrr r husiuo's At uma Ih 80 The Rock Itlm
H1l = y al tlnls = g.npih Wow expressed nv thr
lu Nh' rl illl g.. luNptpt "a ~ tie compact can
pt uW ho uisili mHnt in ID, tu' that tho ai e uhe
WI tah nnli DO drpimiHpi hi the ilnpi ttll ipwai
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