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comparatively light. But even then,
as before said, there are new difficulties
to be overcome and the mind and hands
viii find enough to do to make induBtri-
Gus habits and health a necessity. But
when We compare the labor of general
farming to the market garden, the labor
attending the former is very much less
than attending the latter We know of
no men who work harder than the mar
ket gardeners on the outskirts of our
cities. They earn all they get from
their fruit and vegetables, and some of
tho naturally tired people who thjnk
that fruit growing and gardening are
snch pretty work, and easy work, would
be unwilling to labor week as these
gardeners do, for all the money they
receive for a seasons crops Western
Rural,
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months. Three editions daily. Address Cramer,
Aikens Il Cramer, Milwaukee, Wis.
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The Bennington, Vt, monument
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CONSUMPTION.

2
use Thousands cases OF tho Kind and OF Uuf
standing have been cured Indeed, Etr1ngis my fat
iu rs fdcacy, that : VIII send Two BOTTLES FREE
together with NALUABLE TREATISE This disease
any sufferer give express and p %. RdGr
DE-. 4. A SLON q IL ISL Pearl 81, New YORK
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NKw.YoRK Saturday. Feb z, 1888.
REEyEs-Rcceips II cars Of 2Ss head al shio ping
cattle for The fan Monarch Total recepts Tor ne week
head against O53 head last week. No trade IN Eve
Cattle Tho rim Grceian Monarch arc not expec,d 10
sail before to morl No change ~ shpments - =.
sIIEFP AND LAMDS-Reccpts were Unoiuiing cars 70
arrye B cars $50 heads cars AT COthst and cars az
Ier.rv Cty Total for week 330S head against 3S9l
be,I fnst week carloads were in the pens AT
Jersey Cy held from Yesterday fair demand was
rrnored al with prices much the same as yesterday
Vsrv little doing Jersey City but The selling rates we're
unchanged Most OF tho butchers are pretty Well suppeu
With there not many sheep needed sellers
were not advance prices sheep sold At LOT
Common Prime and Of Extra state stock went
m Waor Hollis nj Gi.c These sheep were fed by Messrs
odd garnlrd Cole OF Pittsiord Munroc County and
were A 30 | quality Thev averaged over l33 10.
Lambs 6d6 &C. and two cars or Sheep anu LAMBS
plenIack q Dewey soid ltO State sheep, 1877 ~
at oi 1856 do 1873 H. ut 6ioi la do 100 10 at 6l.c ~
Western do liz ID 1t 6.c 2O2 do, 80 10 at 5c " 90
(mainy Ewes. 1873 u. at 47ci loo Canada Lambs 80 ID
ESlenbeck & Davis Sold Canada Lambs 81 10, 6i.c
1885 do SO 10 at 6c 2Ol Michigan do .! b az oci ~ ao
SO H. at4e; AZ kentucky do. 81 10, at 4'sc ~ "o'''f"
Mnme Mullen sold. 247 Michigan sheep. 70 b. at Sc' 200
do, 6Gib. at oisc. Oh. M at lc,
W Saaor CO. sold. ao7 Ohio Sheep. "a d. at aei 2oA
ao e 70; - tIe sold el7 Ohio sheep 81 NJ at 10 o
p = Raso sold late yesterday loo "es'oi" 0"e0f' ~ "
rival, wero 27 cars Of 397l' nead-lo cars az as
Citv ani III i0thst Total Tor the weeA o.
IeaI aSainst 40 7O3 head last week Noso ior say 49,
E.al,nS shade Imsr and nominal quotations are
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

:sss mercantile paper passes a, 1s5 gef cent M 80.
The foreign EXCHANGES ruled sua sh .na apo Ws7
and rates we're uncnaneed a. t..sSrI,ns II 1S1 ~"
The Stock Exchange markets presented some ;tts
that Of late have usual to them. There was nss
activity in some branches. but was av
of desultory character Government bonds were sd
quiet but prices frm The final changes IN tno po
arc follows Advancehe 80 and 4i9s escn Asno @ va
Asa per cent small but dstriputsH a hond. the
feature Of the week was the sharp decline IN E anS
and second consols the rsts fell from il7 70 a ~
recovered to 116 and the seconds deened sba rsts
were comparatively steady between 34 anu 90 1,s
Improvement in the prices OF Houston & nnu md
Cenras the issues Of Missouri Kansas ana % the
Louisville and Nashvles juniors: the deIau,t IA LILLE ano
Central Of New-Jersey hrsts weakened tne supsequ0
issues but they afterward partially recovered. T.,
The greater activity Of the stock market
transactions amounting to 1,702'93O shares agahss
100000 shares for the preceding week INC ros; -
materal advance in the prices OF nearly al tne
stocks and closing that was praceay a, tue as the
leading feature and with sales that were nearly
Of total shares for the week. 1t rose from oos
095ls fairly large short interest, and ono Una. w %
increased the price advanced particularly si.eh s
companys books closed Wednesday-was the basis to
this movement and 1t not till late on FRIDAY una.
the grip which the pool had on the stock was app,
catsd st. Paul and Northwestern were next In lteres'
and they show nAal advances OF 3s and 90 per o fr
respectively The earnings OF the 81 Paul company
the last week In Jannary sn9%ea for tse same
ruling is per cent higher than the former The trunk
line stocks except Erie Joined In the upward Sr sd
vance well as did the stocks before named. r,
Union records advance Of 3os per cent, ana Ms5o
Pacific of per cent, while Unisn Pacihc scores Vy
per cent The following table gives the ranse au t~a
prices Of week and the sales OF tofty-se'on "'
representative stocks.
WEEKLY RANGE
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
rURopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7.-Proyisions-Bacon: Cumberand Hus
9ls 81 Long Clear Middles. 32s short Clear Ndes
Sjs Od' short RIBS, 3s. 81, shoulders 29d 81 per ess
Pork-Prmc Mess tss Od. per b6li Prime Ness a,5ss9
6Ss Western 59s Lard-American Sos Od; prae W. s
shoulders 3D. 95s Cd cwt for nnest United
W1sern sprng 7s lda7s. 3d. Red Winter IS I'd 9's 90
mar cental No spring 7 ID New Western WINTER - "a
EeT Mtxed Western g. GID, California No rs ID
Is 5d California 40 IS 81 S7 I'd Per eents Proc nee nee
cwt refined Petroleum. lid. per gallon Clover Sod %
American Red &9s per cw Tallow,S5s OI per oN So.
Sd per cwt -, ,,.., ~, con n. y COO
s. Der ton: Calcutta Lsed as sd per quarter anss
cake " as pS per ton; Refined Petroleum sl q
Id oer gallon spirits OF Turpenine, 2ls % per cg
Sperm Off s55 perton. Rosn-.ommo e od ss 81. s.
peIa Rs lis ProyIsions-Iard AS. Oh. per cw@ lor
American; sugar 3s 3D. per cwt for Cuba ceatr,llgS
poiarlng J6J and lis Oils ID for Cuba Musco'ado i
iuna
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. (SpeciaD. May pork started
Yesterday at Sl2 05 trho better than 1t closed on
Friday night Sl3. then to Sl3 10 and closed
at 90 The situation In pork appears to bear out the
prediction that II bent upon reaching Sl5 for May
before March The packers and especially the greatest
OF them ALL Armour Co., have practically filled their
house have no winter hogs 20 kill and pack un
less they choose TO take them. and have taken specu
Iative options from outsiders. Tho packers have all
along been aware that they could not pay - 50asi 50
hogs and put them into barrel OF pork and make
any money out of tho product at Sl1 9Sl2 per barrel
Wheat to-day was "bulled" by sid Kents pur-
ehases, but beared by tho beautiful snowst0rm,
which will put quctus Oh crop scarcs for the next
week or two.
Al | O'clock the close was s3a cents for May wheat
~ cents for May corn $l3 27i2 for May pork and
81 254S7 % u for May lard
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
STATE OF TRADE
DOM FSTIC MARKETS.

BOSTON Mass, Feb 7.-ron quiet and lower to self
y Sc Pasn %sda % pssn
&C. sn yss xls s as e So & ss
oats and Guer; NO: White. Se3@4ocs NO White.
Flour I7o0 o6.; $500 Corn 4i,OO0 bush. oais
rsnsy s. f@'s qrn
"a Lafg -, 'Epn{ g15rs 20 q o. o. Bieaa a.
short-fib, 81 So Short JIolE 81 q whsy steaiy y
Ing Snd But hers "a l5ss5 6o 1000 heat shiO
menVs. l.75O head
Fob ga quss urs, sSa %Ssss eh' g
Minnesota Baser, ss25Ss3 75; Patents = ,0SslSE
Wheat aud lower sales Tsngsd February 77la
fSss &sy s. &C. eo:Hs SsrHs sssss No c6essa
rng & SosP cS Il % Corn Sg suet S9 aSa
sales ransed Cash 88aa57c; February &C. closing
q 67 Closing at 4S osls weak saies ranged Fo6ruay
eosins At o Ise' PSIc e Aay yg9
G.ss5c fcFs 9rgT sales Eanssd. cass si5Ss
Mach Mach fS?' sis I 5Ssis o. closing $sos M,y ssSS
elS p closing az s s Lar9 eS S sales T1ng0
. ~ March; s. oaia%t7 0'i Nay s. i7h.s7 20;
3 S' ssoc. c,e.T 50 59sso s. RsceO,;FlSgr 1900
~. o0 1asS rye 1000 bush, Barley 5000 shpnsnt,
Flour 25 900 Oblsd Wheat z7OO) Oush' Corn Z5l,Qp
bush.
DETROIT. Feb 7.-whea, duh; No White. cash nc;
S@ o. w6l,s, $50: 10 i Slisa RsOelDt'-whsaI ai0Sa
MILWAUKEE Feb. 7.-FlOur arm AID unehanssi. Wheat
nrm MlTankss casa sS'.c.' lI FS6rGsry sI7 e sc
N..'I se oats dull So White 300 rye quiet No. 6l7S
P15yson. s sa Ness PORK l5 g. CASH AND fsSs
sl2 81, March LAri-Prme steam 81 03 Cash and Feb
ruary: 81 OS. March sweet Picked Hfns frm AZ ea
d9c Hogs. - 1904 20. ReceIDts--Flonr. l.50O bbls
Wheat 10000 bush; Barley $4,000. Shlpnells-Fi0l,
5oOJ oOis. Wheat q. 100 bush; Barley. 1900
PHILADELPHIA Feb Flour very quiet and weak TO sell
but quOaOy lower; Western AMI Pennsylvania Sd
peI 10 I5; do Extra ~ 75He} 22 Ponust tvalle
Family 80 6s3 81 "a Pennsylvgna Roller ProcesA - OJ0
a i del ",
s. OOGs5 Wheat quiet and weak ators manifested
very disposition to operitei export demand igh3
No Red export elevator SEE No Delaware Red 10.
S. ass c March lsds9c April 9Oss S9lhci May wa
9g3c The speculative market was quiet ana hrul;
export demand far, No Mixed In export e.esator
lgc trac steamer No. Mixed IN gram depot tsc
50a5lc; March sis64s f4c; April. 4S9ls4c. May. i74
Glsi4c Oats-Car lots steady Rejected Into 50 ; No
&c., No2 White 81 Sc: No white 3 futuEes
dun hrm; No. WhiIe February 36IsaSI tc March
Wheat $4,000 Ousn 1000 busni oats 5000 BUSH
shIpmenJs-Whea. $4,000 bush Corn. l1OOo oush' oAs'
f.UOO ousa
ct LOUIS Feb. 7.-Flolr dull and unchanged Wheat
lower No. Rel S5asGSJ7so. cash; February, bo'{cj
Aavh s7Tscd May, 9is4e corn lower cash: 36asc reS'
Casa c0ac; February. 23ci Nay 3lt93l ae Rye slow
az "a y aB5o. Bariey-Market quiet az oOesJc But
ter and eggs steady aud unchangei flax seei ,se@i
at 81 f5. HIy qlet aud unch angel Bran drB al oSS
ac Corn staliv ~ 25 Whisky steady % 81 ls
Pork sl3 20. Bulkneats-L0ns Clear 80 AZ snort np'
81 as SIS; short So Lari hrm n 50 s221s ",
ReceiDts-Flour 5000 6bsi Wheat 10000 oasli ora
.OI 900 0usa oats $4,000 Ousl; Rye, 300 nisl Ble'
10000 Oush ship nents-Four 5000 Oos5 Wnel. 1Sy,,s
BUSH Corn 42.OOO ousl; oats 2l.oO) Ousn; Hys Lo1S
BUSH Barley. l.OoO Oush-
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoHK. Feb. 2.
Only light business was done i'll grain op-
tIons today Tho export demand for wheat continued
extremely light and only fair movement took place IN
corn Early the markets were firm and fraetionally
higher but later they developed much foverishness and
nrice, sank below the final bases yesterday
About the only bearsh influence was tho weather
reports, which indicated TALL or protecting
snow for crops the West Ths proved TO he more
osnt upon trading than the bull point OF probable war
complcation- ~ Europe wheat ended down Ia ~
cent at s06s for Fobruary 3OB for March, VIZ Tor
nr OLA Tor May and % cents Tor juno. Corn closed
agG cents lower at sos for this months options 49h
for March. aud 10 cents for May. oats were shade
custer at 36lo for february, u for March and APRIL
asi 3Gia cents for May options. Lard was dull but
tFlle better. 49, -,
receipts Of grain to-day Wheat. 7e.731 bushels
corn 81 OOI bushels oats s70is hushels total grain
4aI 5g7 bushes Hour l0i92 barrels. The receipts at
Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 Louis were: wheat. 10
sg7 bushels; corn, 5OG,O9S bushels; oats. l66l50
bushels; total grain, o3O,lio bushels Hour, 20sI3
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
.ron,,pvprs-ry rrLEjR.pH

LIVERPOOL Feb 7-l2,30 D. m.-Cotton dat; Midilns
uplands "a; do Middng orleans u l-lJdi sales 9Vyo
& hsies Including 300 bales speculation AMI erpo6
receipts 5000 bales Including S5 500 bales America i1s ru
WaTc eIivery 66id.; do March and April delivery l.
st do Anril and May delivery. 564d. also soSI; 10
Nav and June delivery. 56tdj also oo<u no ss
July delivery I5Gid also 1l64d do August anu sep
tenber delivery. 1864 - ...,,,., ,oo haiss
y. w., Entnres closed steady uplands Low Mhdline
Ebrnay asl5ery 6l-Gid sellers do feorusry and
apc5 delivery Odd sellers do March anu ApriI aens-
seers do May and delivery SOad ouyes % n, no. as
v iSGtd buyers; do August and september deh'efy'
4 sallsr
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
EUROPEAN FGSAycGAL MAnREra

Ioyr0N Feb T-l2Gg m.-CCnsols 8Jl3 for mOnoy snd
90 illG for the account unei states Four AMI Han ier
Bonds II - Ataulc and Great Western itrst Mort
gage CertncateA - Ere l2d. do Second Con
eoa i3s New York Central HO'. Pennsyvania ~ q Read
iny Mexican Ordinary 379 Canadian Paenc J0i st Paul
Common 10 > . .., -,
quote Three Cent entos at %
10 confines for the account.
On M = ons0s gs9s fUr money and 90 96 for the ac
rouut mite -taies -FOUR Por Cent BOnds l2j- do. -Four
ami a lla;f Per Bonds il5k Erie ~. do Second
Couss 54 Atlantic and Great western second Mortgage
Trustees Certnr p PeuaaYlvand ~ Ro1iins Sc
Mexican Ordinary. 81 q Canadian Pacific. 3Jk
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
Seller 10 at 1897. Buyer 10 days
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA sroCKa
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb z, 1885.
SUNDAY. February s-P. n.

SUNDAY, February S-P. NJ
The transactions mining stocks at the Mining Ex.
change last week amounted only to 55 695 shares,
against s2346 shares for the preceding week. The
market featureoss it dull Horn Silver. TIL
IN the last two days prominent in the dealings and
declined to So 30, and closed quoted 50 5O9s2 go 1t
figures and dividend has been passed for prudential
reasonsthat the mine Is not looking well. Heretofore
the assigned for the steady decline In price
that large holder OF the stock forced to qu
date standard Consolidated fairly active and
established further advance Of cents Plymsnth also
favorte and to 81 25 but IL closed at SO 62
Consolidated California and Virginia yesterday suddenly
made jump from 10 to 80 cents. %
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
,,yr srooK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

c,r,,co reb 7-Thr DroraI Journal reports cd,ue-
p.nnnts 400 head Shipments 5000 head marAei aStive
oo1 ~ thcicc shipping 81 0u1S3 6o Common U Men
a. Vo q "a SO, Texans. s3 00es6 OO ,ooo ., x,,o.
1880 neah sngmeas SV9y ,ns nsa shnnng
~ n, a So 10 Light - 35osr70, skipa % 259s4 20
Ssssp--Roce,pts 4ool shipments isoo margt s'r0nM
ast 90, choice Ertra. 81 5o0s5 90 mo, ..
A. IoIua Feb 7.-Gdtle-aeceipts 200 shipmsnts
LOO market quic Exports 30 1895 90 Good 70 Cnoiee
shipping, So 90 G35 6a Fair 70 Medium. 81 2SsSo0o
Tsxsna 81 90 Sl ID.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

1a@ 3 g. fo soG q sSis%e Sns,s ayss
sS E lSo M MsnI%snta 2s99 HShA sA 500
syyvAIo FEB 7Gs:as. Recsoss today 100 hssA tsss
head; consigned through 80 cars market Steady7
Good e CnS,oe stesra 20 sSSs5 u.s. stocks and gSsds
TO-DAY 5000 head sSss set taa, fAs
ZOO head; Tor week 260OO head c0nseue1
through, Il market sctlve and sready Medium =
Cool - 5O0st 26 Canada Lambs - so o ~ co.
kees-Recopts tod ll000 head total for f,p
$4,000 head for ume week, $4,000 hesk coS
signed through 1872 market active and steady Good "a
Choice Yorkers 81 90 os5 06 Butchers Grades SIS Ia
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, Feb. 9-H. n.

SUNDAY, FeD. 6-H Ii
Last week developed little change in the general COM
mercial and mercantile situations The distribution OF
general merchandise was only moderate for this season
of the year. when it should be larger and active The
exports of cotton and ran from this port and so far as
reported from the other ports smaller than In pre-
ceding weeks The whole business interest OF the coun-
try is looking to Congress to stop the coinage OF the
4I2la grains silver dollar. and Its demand
should be sufficient to subdue or defy the op-
position of tho silver miners. Much OF the
future depends upon what Congress will do In the next
four weeks The steady depletion Of the Government
gold balance while 1t steadily accumulates silver are
shown below In the changes Of last week.
Speculation in wheat dull but the prices were so
well sustained the absence Of export demand and
in the presence of largo receipts. that the final figures
show an advance the week Of is9& cent. The Min
neapos mlers, however reduced their purchasing hg-
ures because of slack demand for -four, and there Is
some talk about partial suspension OF milling. The
movement of corn market more pronounced than
1t before has with the last Yet the price OF
is q cent higher than week ago. Pork advanceu
90 cents at Chicago. and lard Is 25 cents higher.
The receipts and shipments OF wheat corn and oats Az
the principal Western points OF accumulation for four
weeks compare as follows
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Psr NORTH River. Vesseis and Railroads.
NEw-YORK Feb. 2, 1888,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEspos Rio quiet for Fair Options dull and
easier Sales i05O0 bags closing barely steady HayIe
declined to r Rio de Janera hrm but the receipts IN
February 765S776 March 77sS7S Apnl sSgsssS
August s3O6S 35. Mid grades in fair demand sales Soo
bags savanlla, 800 Maracabo. $50 JAMAICA and isoo
Laguayra, private terms
COTfoN-spot quiet steady and unchsnsed sales
o3 bales delivered TOO bales receipts at the
ports s46 bales against 1l1o5 last week and 1922 ast
year -. , ,..,,s..,on
are follows
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday Feb. T. 1883
The following sales were held at tho Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
By James L. Wells
q sbuldings with plot Of land Nos 22l TO 235 Alox.
anderavc W >. between 18TH and l3sth SITS. plot - 49,
2OUIl 100; William Sis,Ooo
BY Ddn,et II. Seaman.
sb.story buildings. with lots Nos 403, +05 and 407
East nth ST, u g. % II OF lat ave, with lot, 2Jr
lO22, william Hall and R0thschild 4 Son.. bOO35
By Van TaSseH d kedrney.
right title and interest In buildings. with plot Of
land, Nos ~ TO OJ Manginst. near stanton ,,,
A'o
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAS5FER+
HEw-roRK CITY.
ef Solan 10 Albert iIirsch $4,000
0Oths ss 1922 2-3 II q OF 6th.aye 25.6 23xlOOSG
Frank cnttenden TO Mary = Hopkins ..... 10000
Q5thst 4, g15 IL W OF SHAVE. lBl xl0O Il als0na
Vtth-st, 216 II W OF oth.ave, 25xlOS.s u aud also
as. 05th.st, 356 II W OF sti.aye, 26rl0OsiG Mey. 49,
Fouchtwanger and anohert % sanford simons 22.AO
asnan and wife to James Marpny '..'.. $4,000
Fisk $4,000
thiidi Cohen $4,000
l07SO
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

stct COON ordinary 9as Mddng ..........ior
Futures dull and to points ilower. Liverpool dull
and there disposition here TO do business. Sales
4 % Qnn l,aIaa
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-roRK CITY.
spIRIrs OF zuRpEarNIn.

CHARLESTON Fob. 7 --Tnrpentne duh at 27is,.
sAYAsSAi. Feb 7.--Turpentine steady at Ia.
WILMINGTON. Feb. 7.-rurpcntsno nrin " s7e.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

Since Sent / 1894 bush 9Ss s2s 26O455Sl 21620201
same time in 1888 bush 22l33459 392969oJ 22055953
same time IN 1882 bush 2467l953 2S0S2.7et l5si96O
The following table shows the tons and percentages
shipped by each of the railroads east from Chicago OF
urday n comparison with the same week OF 1883 and
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
flats ano Rooms to Cst.

T1RONT. large, sunny room two closets, run
Il ming water; pleasant house good attendance ,..
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER.
M WilIreceive pupils beginning Tuesday octooer ~ IN
drawing oil and water color painting still Life lowers and
landscape, china painting and decoration
studio. No 80 Madison ave-
References
Mr. D. Huntington President National AcadeIny OF DessE
ME- William Hart ~ A., Mr.. James NJ Hart, N. A.;
Mr. David Johnson. n.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-01
OUR NEW RAILROAD.

II ia remarkable how suddenly in
this age of wonders schemes of I'M
mense magnitude and of vast inn
portance spring into prominence, and
assume tangible shape. Truly it is o
fast age. Undertakings that required
decades for their cOsummatiOn years
ago, are now pushed to completion in
the time formerly required to get
good ready"
We are led into these reflections by
the progress already made in the new
railroad enterprise in which Marion
county is greatly interested. Only a
few weeks ago the practicability of
a new and better connection with Chi
cago, via Omaha, through southwest
ern Kansas, was suggested, and yet a
powerful company has already been
organized, a charter filed for the
"Omaha, Abilene & Wichita Railway
company" capital stock of IS, 000, 900,
a full board of officers, *l0O, 900 voted
for preliminary expenses. and as we
write the civil engineers have just
reached Marion making the prelimi-
nary survey. The project is . feasible
one, is backed by some of the best
men in the state, and we have great
faith in its success. 1t will add about
forty miles to the railroad property of
Marion county, touching Linconville,
Marion and Peabody. Senator Crane,
State Treasurer S. T. Howe and Hon.
f. ii. kOllock represent this county on
the board of directors, which is q
guarantee that our county's interests
will be ably guarded. We shall watch
the progress of this great enterprise
with much hope and CONTEMPLATION
Record.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-01
A DEMOCRATIC KICK.

Marsh Murdoch makes fool of HIM
self and his party, by trying TO put
Gen. Sheridan in dishonest light be-
cause of his recent advice 10 the presi-
dent-that which every loyal citizen of
the states approves from the depths of
his soul, public robbers and despoilers
excepted, and we would invite the
hoary headed Marsh TO take squint
at the law concerning tho occupation
of the Indian Territory, and if he is
really running decently honest organ
for tho progression of brother citizens
of this progressive country he will
come out like the honest man he ap-
pears TO be, and give a most hearty
approval 10 the recent action of the
president. But the opinion OF q man
who will lend himself to any thieving
monopoly, for a free pass for profit.
or that can be bought for % cents on
the dollar. according TO our notion, is
not worth much.-kingman Demo-
crat.
Ii you must kick, then kick decently
and not so much like a blind mule.
The EAGLE claimed that the military
were fighting the grass leases and
simply gave the animus o: the fight.
The EAGLE said among other things
that previous TO the time the leases
went into effect that certain military
officers were occupying portion of
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reserya-
tions with large herds of cattle, in
connection with firms named. The
EAGLE named number of officers so
interested and drew the only logical
conclusion offered by the premises.
The latter part of the Democrats par
agraph we fail TO understand II he
alludcs 10 the editor of the EAGLE he
has been imposed upon.