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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
THE GEORGIA WHlG-REPUBLICANs.
A REPORT AGAINST SENDING DLLEGATEs TO GILL
CAGD.

ATLANTA. Ga, May 1.-The Whig-Republi-
can Convention yet at noon about fourteen delegates
being present jonathan Norcross introduced reson-
ton asking the coored Republicans 20 cooperate but 10
hold separate conventions The resolution was tabled
and Nj Norcross withdrew and has not yet returned to
the convention committee was then appointed 10 per
feet the STATE organization platform was adopted IA
vor protection and the abolition of tho revenue tax On
wh .kcT ana yc avOwing friendship FOR tAe ahi Wh--
rovcrrrt and COMMUNICATING the STATE Iegl~auF' Io!
in. opuosflon 70 whskcv committee reported aG %
sennrnca do egqtnn to the Chicago Convention PEND
IN thc lon az the report the convention adjourned
TO meet VI 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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MARRIED.

HUDNUT-rRVISG-T In Central Church. O7ange y u
Anr 30 BY The Rev D Irving ct ty the rev Aifri
NeOuans. B. D., Dr Frank r. HuGlut 10 tAa4iota hIN@
beth. dau -hter " the officiating clergyman
NSTON-ROWNE-A It Peters church. Westchesier,
n Y Apul r. lisa by Tue Rev. Joseph H. soIu.on -.
si.f Ell y tie Pew ibefI Hull. Louisa f1l-herpt
Thomls = Bovine ". Eugene Johnston Oi to14egst1Nu
y.
C0operstown and Utica papers please copy.
-BRIDGE-RENJANIN-At Phnaeh y J, "a
"Wednesday. Apr. 500. by the Rev Dr. III T. Nucs, Jlmef
Atwsier Trowbrdge t. Jennie Gardner benjamin
Al notices Of marriages DsHtt be md2r5sf o'I' ~"
name and address
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rnRorLyG 1wlY TEx.poLtaR EInLs.

Edward T. Young. a broker OF No. II Front
st., was BY Sergeant Keep throwing en-iolar mS
AZ passengers in cro3s-town Onc-hundref sB Twenty
fnhst car night while in very into1ca-ed condi
tion The sergeant with the help o. Ocer Manon took
charge OF hIm. la MA pocket found unpaid Dil
for R37 from the Barrett House and plS -. r gave
bis name Joseph CahilL
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POSITIVE AND EMPHATIC.

William Walter Phelps has cleared ava
some of the mist which politicians have raised about NJ
and emphatic. lie challenges denial OF hls statemen
and cannot help bu. strengthen Mr. Blane'5 canvass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02

The twelve-yearold OF Henry vsughan The Engish
walker who trained Day, IL 20 walk ak miles "ithp an
hour tonight match for $1,000 side Is 10 be ar
ranged between Vaughan aud Edwards the AnsranAa
pedestrian. 49,. ,,,..
TIE residents OF Hunters Point aud Long Island Cy
are wild with the wonderful score mace
by their Representatives PADDY" Fitzgerald should he
win he will be rendered public reception aud u
rimored that Mayor Pery will appoint him President VI
the Board OF Police Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
DAMAGES FOR A HU,BAND's DEATH.

KINGsTON, May lin the action OF Marga-
ret Parker against the Ulster and Delaware Railway
Company which has trial il the Ulster Circuit
here for several days. jury ugh in verdict Tor
me pl4uti TODAY for 81 600 The suit brought 10
recover damages for the eath Of the plaintiffs husband
which occurred March % last year, while he was hrlp
ING Ia RAJ MAST side track OF the railroad COM
pany passing train the ropes that supported the
mast aud Parker was killed 10y its fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE. NAV 2-1 =. m.-Tho movement lt
the barometer during the clear and fair weather Jester
day was downward. The temperature ranged ictwec5
SO and So the average 59 being 9fso higher tbas
on the spending day last year.
armer weather and Increasing clOudlEess, with
chances OF rain may he expected to-day THIS city ani
vicinity.
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TROUT FOR rHE OswEGO RIVE
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

OswEGO, May 1.-AnOther batch of fry from
the state Hatchery Caledonia consisting Of so 900 Cal
rorpia trout and 25 900 brook trout, will he deposited
b. the Oswego River and the streams In this Ncuiy 10
SlOrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
MYONING FOR ARTHTR.

EVANSTON, Wyoming, May 1.-The Repuoh-
can Territorial Convention here to-day. after somewhat
stormy session, chose j. W Medium and James rance
"a delegates 70 the National Convention. The delegates
favor Arthur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
WILLIAM RICE WARREN.

HARRIsoNBURG, Va, May 1.-William Rice
Warren, the cashier Of the Rockingham Iank, VINO was
parayzed last Tuesday died to-day age sixty. MI
Warren was esteemed by Eastern bankers Of the
reliable financial spOudents in the south 10
will be buried with Masonic honOrs. This evening the
board OF directors OF the bank elected William j. Dinge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
AFALL FROM A FOURTH STORY.

UTICA. Nav 1.-Roland Sayres, an English
D.r while on aged working on Edward Martins build
m In the burned district, fell from the fourth story OF
the building to the first h0Or lie is seriously hufu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02

The Count and Countess LOlll, before taxing
passage for Europe showed their apgrcato o. AMER.
Ctu institutions renewing their r2u pO f% ID th1
United states Mutual Accident Association ioT another
year
Thousands OF others o. shed CITIZENS afs
showing ike wisdom and discrimination 10y placing tltlr
accident the above company when iniuTes
AZ half the rates other accident companies once ~
and 800 broadway, New-IOrk. No extra charge lof Et
rOgeau permits. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02

"a one O. the most disnVui be1 amateurs % b@ q ~
sr nsfr,u Of M srltagr Tas secrc;Ty, krilu' fI
rurc then read sA0rt "a lrce,. AIT 90. ~ Ih'r' ad
Among those rrese.It were Bray.0n fy.s. 4. Nni'up
II odorc T. peYnne. E5f.lse ksss,aS, FRANK IA lFoi
and A. " Drake
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6peclaI Aollccs.

Mr. HERCULES l. DoUsMAN9 ST. Louis
COLLECTION OF VALUABLE MODERN PAINIlNd%
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
A BARN DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.
INV TELEGRAPH TO THk tribune

PEORIA. H., May LIN last nights storm the
ss Of Joel Gilett was struck by bolt OF lightning The
barn ITSELF Ave fine horses number OF cattle and val
aabe farming utensils were destroyed The total loss
vii anount TO $1,000 on which it believed there no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
ANTI-ARTHI-R SENTIMENT IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 1.-The State kepuo-
ic.n Convention met here at noon TO-DAY, nearly IoOO
oeleg,tes being present william Cassius GoodlOe an
and-Artbur man. was made temporary chairman he
Iuade an eloquent address. After appointing NE u7ua
clmuLee- tho CONVENTION took Iec-so unL- ----N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
MAsONS IDLE IN Troy.

TROY May 1.-The masOns of this city are
IDLE because their helpers have demanded increase
from % % 81 so day to which the employees refuse
20
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TRIBUNG L0CM OBsERvArLoyA

t. daE.n the baroans ys-si5as q kis a
ofizclss rh perpendicular s divisions fn- r Ia 20 4Ias
midnight.
yt1s m.rcnr dsdus To iss>t tns r9ssas
the Ia Indicated t4 tcrnstff IS %
L.: PlarlI4ey. IS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02

Lundborg's Perfume, Edenia.
LundhOrg's Perfume, MarscAsl No. Rosa
Iuudb1rg's PERU ne. Alpine violet
LANDLORDS Perfume. Lily u the valley.
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me WEAIHER RBPOgL
GoyERVWEEr INDltlTf)VR.


WASHNGTON. My For NcE-EIFianl
partly cloudy wafber aud lo3l ras. oIihcri u't1s
20 westerly wind lower baron. .er hrhcr tcmpafa'ire
For the Middle ArIn'ic states Increasing c,o1 'ine,s
followed by lt-ht locl faas ft a. 'owr- bsr9oief
higher Temperature, soutnwrsterly w.lts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
THE RHODE ISLAND DELEGATES DIVIDED.
BLAINE SENTIMENT N THE CONyENuoN-HOw

BLAINE SENTIMENT N THE CoNvESuoN-How
TIE DELEGATES STAND.
By TELEGRAPH TO rus TRIBUNE.
NEWPORT, Nav IA COntesting delegation
was the only drawback IN the Republican Convention To-
dav The convention presided over by John 2. san
born Editor OF lie Nsrport Mercury BE believes that
Mr. Blaine Is one Of the obest the country and he
voted for Mr. Blaine al the last National Convention and
has defended him strongly from the attacks
III G upon him by The Aec-YOrk LCs"i"g Post
r. Gr-ss to-day he spoke Of Mr.. Blaine as That
wise statesman and lender OF the people and before he
could be heard again his voice drowned by enthus
astc applause. Major Pierce member Of the National
Committee and chairman Of the State Central Committee
j., ferIed 10 the number or goOo caHul-
dates fOr the Presidency, and said mat
way D. The Pine Tree State there was t m2lesuc
oraror VINO had batted the Democratic party Tor twenty
veals-a marked man. a great man, man who as
General Garfield had told the speaker, MAD never ASKED
minutes delay discuss any question presented 20 nm
cagO: Gorham i. FomroT, Of fIoylceAcei fIaLK "
dence, and Daniel i. Lttrheid Oh Lincoln, me
aernatss Warren C. Arnold OF Gl2ucest org Fred T.
savles, OF Pawtucket; Lewis =. Woodward OF NORTH
Pr0yi fence. and Il my A Stearns of Lincoln.
After de eZ fes-aaree wore minated district con-
veLticu, held, resulting IS follows: Let District
WILLIAM 4 staduan. OF \ wuor and John G.. Barring
ION OF Barr rrOu. I'D DIsIlct-IbouAs G. FecAla, o.
Covcstrv ana Albert l.. Chester, Of Westerly.
preseD ed and Il i understood that Of he eleA de
egates three outandou Blaine men, while two are ID
favor OF EdWunds, leaving three who are believed
10 be in favor OF MI Arthur Mr. Blame i
the second choice Of four Of the delegates The delegates
argue that EduuAds cannot carry the est ana thaJ the
Republicans are sure Of winning win either Blame
LOGAN or Arthur Chairman sSuhOrIl whose friendly
f4eIing toward Mr. Blaine Is w-li-knOWD, urged
allow The OF his name as a delegate. Had De con
seutcd be would have been elected with only few DIS
sentlng votes.
ANOTHER ESTIMATE OF THE DELEGATION
PROVIDENCE May 1.-The delegation is unpedged and
uunsructed The personal preferences OF the deega te
are understood to be for Arthur for Edmunds and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

PEORIA, May LIN a severe thunder storm
here last night lightning struck the cisernOom OF c.
Clark Co.'S disuery setting fire TO about eighty bar
rels OF alcohol Tie loss $1,000 1t Is covered oy ~
kuIance.
PREsQUE ISLE. Me-, May IA fire broke out at 8 ths
morning IN Johnson Phars Office and destroyed every
store but In the town. than twenty buildings In
all Among the buildings burned were the post ONCE
two law offices . number OF private residences and
the Isle Hotel stabes The contents OF the
Dsst Office were saved. Twelve large stocks OF dry
goods groceries and hardware consumed or greatly
eanaged. The total loss Is not less than $l2oOOOj
insurance about $4,000
PIrTsFIELD, Mass, May 1.-The Allen block was dam
aged BY IRE this morning j. B. Harrison ststoner and
music dealer lost $4,000 stock the insurance is
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
LO~TTHEIR ATTRACTION.
Frarr The Portland NJ. Press
Tie Ns,r- yorL Post announces that il vii
NOT +,r TO the subject OF Mr. Baines railroad transa6
tious any Since Mt Phelpss lcIor ueS hH'o O7
their attractions for The Post.
nArm IME sAME- AND Roth ELGuL


Senator George +. EdmuGds writes a letter
to william Waller Phelps stating that In the winter OF
1864 Joint resolution passed the senate while he was
present without any the votes, In behalf or
Tine Burlington and Missouri River Railroad More than
three months auerward. July g. 1859. he subscribed
for 1913 shares Of stock in that company, and r6OOu
Of it, bonds This case precisely Identical
with Mr. Blanes connection with the Little Rock Rail
road senator Edmunds's supporters must on his own
staeme cease cOndemnng Mr. Blaine for acts such as
fbev do mot cor %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02

YES BUT WHERE HAVE YOU BETTER MANI
Prom The Ese York sun, lDeDa1
Our model statesman Is Mr.. Holman, but we
Are not running any candidate IL present Mr. Cleye-
land has merits but serious defects a. well Can
pc carry Eew-Yorki Last falls figures would seem 70
AAsk the other WAf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
MR.. PHELPS STATEMENT CONFIRMED.
L---.-- y LL-lu 4 .l--. Lau--

NJ Edmundss vordy reply 70 Mr. Phelps
amounts lust 10 this: In April 1869, Edmunds and
Biane both voted tine Missouri and Burning
ton and to the Fort smith and Little EOck railways re
spartfyely ap-ed land grants. In July, 1862 hr Ed
uunds became large holder IN the Missouri and Burng-
ton road Mr. Edmundss tai talking does not disclose
what d. paid the stock. does not deny that MA vote
gave value does change the fact that bis senator
shin enabled him 10 become bedrock buyer, and does
not do anything hut confirm what Mt Phelps said Inc
shot went home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
MARYLAND DECLARES FOR BLAINE.
HE WILL HAVE 10 OF HER DELEGATES, PERHAr
MORE.
iBr TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRTBUNE.l

TELEGRAPH TO RE TRIBUNE
HAGERTOwN. Nd, May 1.-The state Re
publican Convention to-day elected l. W. Philips OF
Frederick County; state Senator Hodson. OF Somerset
Court Congressman Hart b. HOton OF Baltimore Coun-
w. James wallace OF Dorchester County as delegates
tlarge to tle Chicago Convention. HoOn l. for Arthur
while The other three are outspoEen Blame men. Inc
friends Of did object TO Holton because as the
Republican candidate for Governor last 1a DC rendered
service to the party which they deemed 1t duty
70 recognize The Blaine say that as Holion Knows
full well that Ba the choce Of the Maryland RepaO-
cans he NAV counted to come over after casting
ms first vote Arthur During the recess Of the Con-
vention speeches made by Edward stake, OF wash
ineton County and John T Ensor, Of Baltimore County
Both spoke strongly in favor OF Bdne At the mention
Blaine'- name The convention broke into wild cheers
and the applause lasted several minutes.
The Committee on Credentials asd Permanent Oraan-
zation reported all credentials correct ana lA4t l4e
rOm-iiOust delegates tblut Ct-dtt III Se 1T D'''l't
whose seats were contested by The Post Office delegates
arthur de- gates were emitted 10 vote. The report
was also Iii favor OF making Dr. Per@lns permanent
chairman Of the convention Inc report was
nnstr ton and approves OF the steps thai nave been
taken IN favor or reform OF the Cvu service ana DC
as to prohibit any effort on tue part OF the once
holders To control elections OF conventions, ue-
as citizens. II declares the. adherence OF tAe pt.g
to sound financial policy Demands tle Hisr,.g,s ,
yet rem at of trade dollar and the adjustment oI ihe
currency The standard Of gold. he Conn tree Old Heo-
Wa. alopfed: That the hon. Ja.es G.. Blaine is the
choice Of the Republicans Of Maryitsc, and while t-ls
expressing our pre- crences we pledge Tie EoplpIcan
party OF Maryland TO the uOr.uee 90 the hfpuOhcan
Convention" The resolution is comproml~r one ana
leaves the delegates reo and uun-ructed me vote OF
MARYLAND may he down follows, For Blaine, -
Arthur, > (HOltOn and Vest; Ednunds, cary
CLA,sIFICATI0N OF THE DELEGATES.
GENERAL PRESS DIsrNTch
BALTIMORE May 1.-O' the four. epublican delegates
atarge to Chicago, three Hodson Phillips and Wallace
are strong Blaine The fourth Hoton IL strong for
Arthur with Blaine second choice OF the District del
erates those from the Ist I'd IVth and Nl one Coan
from the lid and tGrecn -frou the WIN IRE fOr
Blaine making thirteen for Blaine Two Tor Arthur anu
one (Wegtj from The IIId District for Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
A MALICIOUs WASTE OF TIME

II is malicious waste OF time TO assam blame
about the Lutte Rock Railroad matter. There vas hOhh-
ia the matter tla would Ahsct him as ffesiItul Anu SOL
sbe people will not credit the accusations No honest dn
doubts that Mr. elaine n nominated and elected VIII
prove an able ana iudciOus President II MS opponents
can't produce ythng more damaging against I'm list
tho Muligdn letters JAey might vol eve up Tue Sou
test The habit OF great newspapers OF .ssaln-
pu0ic neE merely for the purpose % poduolLH sV
saOus. for The graica don OF PERSONA malgn - VI
famous. The Republicans lost control OF the ChltoI
senate 10y Just such reckless newspaper nance A
n the Presidency il lost il will he chargeable to such
presses The Cincinnati Chicago ana New 1ors hepuoh-
and "md pendent" press nave destroyed ths
Of OF able and useful men superior 70 any OF
the editors OF those papers in sterling integrity IAey
endetyOred destroy Blaine, hut the people woud nor
have IT, ana the editors now assang him might "a well
save own credit by deporiug themselves Ike gen-
tlemen, II they can.
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
p,,o. a., ranner ready for maliax1, cents per eopl
One copy year, ~ oo TEN ooples An" M 0A"~ "
Postage In Al cases "s' !" TIN TRIBUNE. New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
MR. EDMUNDss LITTER INSUFFICIENT.

That Mr.. William Walter Phelps, who Is
man OF discretion well vaOr should nave made MS
late elaborate defence of Mr. Blaine against certain dis
paragiu charges the vehicle OF Incidental auson 10
Mr. Edmuuds yolving him also Ia the same category
alleged offence Will Tar toward convincing many peo
pile t1at the serene and phlosornc senator rom
Vermont Is altogether invuluerabte - crltlsm OeI
tain # il that the opponents OF Nj Blaine, VINO ran
To DE entirely satisfied with his attempted Vln-
dicauon by Mr.. Phelps viii und II dllcut 10
roach any other conclusion than that Mt Eimuni'
stands quite as much IN need NJ vndcatlon - Jhe as
tiuQshcd statesman from Maine And 10 Is Only Iar 20
saw upon hand. shat II BlalDes case l. Eoou
presented ny h- able advocate me case HSIst
Elmuuds fails also the grOuud--that Is, CONSTRUCTING
each on lis own Independent merits. -
II viii deyOlye upon Mr. Edmunds, however Dy Vue
position which he occupies Presdrntlal cahui
date. seeking from state % state the capture OF Cncas
delegations 10 put himself upon much broader glSuAu
of defence than he assumes in his I'LL with the Ne"
jersey Congressman Ii Is not 80 purchase OF fao5u
stock. however that Mr. Edmuuds i aSsaitd me pup
should have quarrel with him for making leslJllhate
and remunrratve investment but an eVAslYe answer 20
the OF Mr.. Phelps does not relieve MIN uOm the
general mputation OF undue sympathy b0th as 5ea-
tor and lawyer, with large corporate interests tha Tue
people become convinced, and justly convinced are
exercising powerful and sinister influence over the Ies
sOn OF the country. The senator must sho" Dy Hoe
more aud compreheusi evidence thln an apo
getic recital OF comparatively unlmportaht rlloSl
transaction, that i candidate he would stshd oL tuo
people" Otherwise the people will never stand oy n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02

ssters are not more perfectly equalized MI rom
fep dering Of the sentiment OF h's songs ""s NV
= eectation and caused real pleasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02
DISPOSED OF N 4 CONCLUSIVE MAMIE
From The Eltza5et, " - yois'lh

- From ING Grttysbsrg teqal scr ana HS"tlaet 49,.
The Hon William Walter Phelps has written
letter to Ihe Nelr- I0rb ECsHng Post in which ne mos
clearly rcfutes and disprOves all the charges made
against Mr. Blaine by that paper. letter encnant
strong and uuanswerabe. 10 was hardly necessary 10
e. 10 The trouble Of writing It, because good kepHD-
can believes or ever DID wilhelcYe, th1 the assault
upon his personal character had any foundation what
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02

NOW or EXHIBITIOS FREE AT THE LEANIrl ARR
GALLERIES ST BROADWAY. DAY AND EtENlSO
UNTIL DATE OF SALE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-02

PhONIDLNLt My T. y uII7'VFIs01 Ut
The personal preferences OF the deega ties
are understood to be for Arthur, for Edmunds and
for Blaine.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-06-21
HIP, HIP, HURRAH!
The Railroad Business at F0cus.-
Hailey's Tail Feathers Dropping.
Grading Begins To Day.-Right Of
Way Privileges Causing Some
Dissatisfaction.

And now We stroke the tresses of real
ity and cry 'ffair tresses mans impe-
rial race ensnare." The last faint hope
of rival expires and is wasted upon the
'fdesert" air. Thirty mine carloads Of
men, horses and implements for the rail
road grading between HALEY and Ketch-
um arrived in Haley at 8 P. NJ, and
grading begins this morning in earnest.
This will come near dispelling the last
hope of number of lower Wood River
crook remain at Haley, and is the set
tlement of not few wagers in Ketchum
as to the date of grading operations.
The course of the road will be straight
from HALEY to Gimlet on the east side
of the river, and then crossing over it,
will wend through the ranches of J. s..
Lind, James Fort and DIR. w. NJ. john
son, on the west side, until it reaches
the point north of the Cold Springs. 1t
will there cross over and follow the riv-
er bottom to an unknown point above
Ketchum, probably between here and
the smelters, where depots will be built
and whence q track will be continued on
| to the Philadelphia works. The ranch
ers ON Wood River are manifesting
much dissatisfaction with the uncere-
monious manner in which the line is
| preparing to cut through their proper
! ties, and will make a nnited stand fol-
| just representation unless it comes be-
| fore the grading work reaches them
The line takes 200 feet wide throughout
its course and this much of strip ma
terially ruins most Of the ranches re-
ferred to.
The completion of the road will, i
possible, be accomplished by the first o
August.
A large portion of the outfit whicl
arrived yesterday belongs to Daremus 4
Co., of Utah.