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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
ANOTHkR SIGN NF EROGRESS

The refusal of the kentucky Congressional
candidate Rhca to fight a duel and his slate
ment of the reasons upon which he grounds
that refusal, may be regarded as indicating the
progress OF a wholesome change in Southern
opinion on the CODE" A very few wears
ago il would have been useless for any man
seeking public office TO decline challenge in
ibis way, nor would such dcciuation have been
considered anything but proof of pol
lroonery no matter how reinforced by argu-
mcnt. At that time the stage Of reasoning
had not been reached. Social position wa,
held on the condition that man would febt
whenever he was challenged, and so ptilessly
was this rule enforced that those who real
lied most clearly the folly and barbarity of
the "code" found themselves pow eress to
resist it. When or if man of any prominence
refused to fight he was thenceforth sent to
Coventry and looked upon as disgraced
person.
The Sonth is learning slowly, but it is learn
ing. Perhaps ridicule has done more to under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
J. HKIM MIyTOy MEETS WITH AN ACCIDENT
train from Long Island City reach ed Bay


aide last evening at 7lO. Among the passengers was
J. McKm Mutton, abrother-in-law OF Assistant Dstrict'
A,,orn.v Deiancev Nicoli Ms Minton IL Wall Street
broker Mr.. Nicors carriage, driven by Donald Gala
driven IN tho direction OF Mr. Nicolrs house. II was
necrssary To drive along high embangmcnt Inc Eorss
shed at y and tho carriage wa, thrown down tho
mb,nkment, Mr.. MintOn received painful Injuries
whiIs the coachmaE got a good shaking up The horse
wa. purchased In New-York only three days ago aud
had Ali the appearances OF q well-tralned ana docs
animal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

From The Nautical Gazette.
We 10 position To d,psi au Illusion concern
Ing the proposed fastest cruiser hnOaL wing to
industrious amount Of oral advertising 1t ha' come to
be generally accepted that tue 4iOo Ton cruiser Bati
moro, Otherwise know No. ~ which Is TO DO
built from plans secured IN England by 5ecre-
as "ths Spanish cruiser" ship guar
anteed by her builders. Msssrs j. Il q. ThOmp
son, OF CYdeDsnk, TO mako speed OF 2Oi9 knots per
hour Such. however. Is not tho case, as No 81 10 q
design for n much slower ship prepared by Sir W. g.
Armstrong * Co., and rejected by the Spanish Govern
mont These plans, being thrown back ON Armstrong;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
DR. EOsOy'S MILK INSPECTION.

DR.. Cyrus Edison and his assistants continued Their
inspection of milk coming into the city by way Of the
Chambers Street Ferry Yesterday morning. until they
had examined 2.236 cans. They found about two
per cent of the milk either watored skinned Tho
contents of Al cans, or .76O quarts OF milk were
snIed into the gutter Dr. Edison intends to continue
the mk inspection until tue dealers are tired OF bring
ing bau milk into the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

operation is regarded by him with the sane interest
and as full OF possibilities as were his yousniui
labors. nearly three generations ago. ouch ',,o
rs his belongs not to France alone, but TO tine
and tho world to-day untes in wishing the veteran
still some pleasant and profitable years III ni'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
WHERE SNAKES ARE SCARCE.

10 me Edttor % rae frtoD"s'
SIR: Hearing the untrue statement tiia' 80
are many snsgss In our town Of Arlington n 81 1T
hAsts TO assure the publo through you that our ~
suce Of eleven ysars here has caused us 10 rome
few snakes We nave ever seen 10 on, Our New
tLronxn all parts Of tho and suouros.
Enxiand homes had many mor~ Yours y. rgcx.
Abingdon, v. j., Aug 81. 1885. y DEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
HELPING room AOTHeKS AND SICK 0HfLDREN
/ he Christian AID Society has done great deal

good among the tenement house poor this summer III
gwen aud medical at It's Health Home
West Coney Island to 900 mothers with VIZ ,ies
remained week, less Tho oi
then sickness demanded aud given day pcncs To sVyI
mothers and children The aim II furnish temporary
home Tor mothers with children suffering nom diseases
brought by foul air, improper Insufficient ioo anu ~
Ills which accompany life the oyeicfowod tenemtL
Tickets distributed Mondays " those oa1tei " ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
0mnsemenis


or.r, Hcvss-s-soldiers and swesthear'~
SssIso--s-Erminie
80, Nusys-waxworks
S...s,txa WooDs-wild West ,,,-xu..
xAsn, ,rsR. rouss-2-Ingomar-s-R'c
49, s,o :. x.s PAIN THrATRE-2 and s-Invrsugauon'
gassm.rr,x RyAcu-Pan's Burning OF MOSCOW y.r
HANhs.l' sor.sr iuyArRs-s:3o-telt by the En.my.
Sr,sox-.vp. AND 5grH-sr.-9s. m. TO IL y ".-"
mac and Monitor Naval Battle
49,. CsSTpN PARx GARDEx-S-Cohcert On ,,.r.
E,,, 80 ga RDSS-2 and S-Around mo "o'o !" ~
- ruv.rRs-s-Y"ricEs Love- .,.
sIr,."x.s-s-Io.ephines Sold bv her sisters
r.. Ay,SrY fHrATHE-s-k~rTy Gov. ~. Nav
SSrH-sr.-a p. ~ 10 ~ " m
'Ihc ..,orsms q, the BATTLES Of vickshure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
TO DISTRIBUTE GLADSTONE'S PAMPHLET

John j. Delaney presided last evening at a
meeting OF the Municipal Council OF tho irish National
LEAGUE At No. 81 Union place. There was large at
tendance OF delegates The chairman gave an ord@r LOT
Thousand COPIES OF Gastones pamphlet on tho
Irish question he distributed among tho memocrs VI
the different branches throughout the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

The sea serpent is evidently going West During
the early part OF August he favored the salt waters
Oft Cape Ann. Now he turns up IN the fresh
waters of the Hudson, having the general appear
ance of the well-known anaconda, or water boa oil
the Amazon, but much larger" A NUMBER OF
persons on the Duchess County shore and several
Ruudont boatmen have formed a syndicate ana
will tell picturesque and winning tales about him
u1til further notice The serpent is understood 10
he due in Lake Michigan in October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

hands, wore bought up by the Navy Department.
through W. II. White. OF the British Admiralty, osr
gain aud form tho basis OF "the fastest oruiaSu
afos" This tina way Secretary whitney copies tho
best results Of successful foreign practice" W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
ALAS. POOR BAYARD.

FTOHl
Cowboy diplomacy aud DOppycock DravadO
ami tie prospect OF war wItu NJ xco 10 avengo our
on ragged honor are happily At an emf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

Engand's new colonial acquisition the Ellice
Islands in the South Pacific. viii prove OF value
principally as II naval station. There are nine
islands IN the group. all atolls. aud some OF the
agoons can be entered and AFFORD excellent anchor
age; that of Funatuti beng ninety square miles
in extent with an average depth OF nifty feet ana
two entrances deep enough for the largest ships
of war. The population OF the islands IS not inpor
tant in numbers. scarcely aggregating 5000. 'nt
the people are physically and mentally among the
finest specimens of the Maayan race. The islands
will be of strategical value to Great Britain IN
resisting attempts at further annexations by rival
European Powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

The Charleston Aetcs and Courier reports that Sec
rotary Whitney wears I" So striped coat" while
IN the performance of his official duties. Let
Cleveland and Hill look To it. there Is yet another
Richmond in tho field and on the strength Of that
80 coat he may distance both CT them IN the race
for the Presidential nomination in 1889 as a practl-
cal exponent of bona tde Jetfersonian simplicity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

The Special Envoy says that the scandalous
tales about bis social recreatlOns are all moon
shine" Mr.. Swlveers expression was neater ana
more picturesque. When he had occasion to apollo
gize for any negligence noticeable IN MS ATTIRE ne
used TO remark "The SUI was very strong III my
owes last nlght.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

A Philadephan now threatens TO jump from the
East River Bridge. Why don't the trustees spread
a strong iron netting underneath the structure 80
Us to catch these jumping foos1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

60 MANY Aldermen were absent from their
meeting Yesterday that an appropriation Of
800 for eypenses in connection with II. o..
Thompson's funeral could not be made. Inc
City Fathers will now have to foot their own
bills. Well, the taxpayers can stand 1t II the
Aldermen can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

chary which provide for FREQ transportation usais a.
medical attendance Tho society II In need Of subscrrss
to its good work, and makes special appeal 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

1Hr wEATHKR-Indicstions for to-day: Much
colder and clear. temperature y" terdaV: NleL-
eat 76o; lowest SO average. 12Ss'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1885
THE NEgS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIaS-Prince Alexander joyfully received IN
Pnlgaria: coming conference Of Bismarck and Nj.
a. Giers. - Sir Redvers Buffers mission in Ire
land. - Home Rule debate in the English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

For the second time in a little more than two
years the easterh part of the United States
las been shaken by an earthquake. The
shock or shocks which occurred about 10
o'clock last night extended over a wide region.
Up to midnight the dispatches showed that
the seismic disturbance had been perceived in
D dozen States. The time at which the earth.
quake was felt il is difficult to fix accurately
and consequently the course which it took
cannot be precisely determined. 1t seems,
however, to have been felt earlier in the South
lhan in the North, and the general direction of
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
DRLrEy OFT OF rILLAGE ~ DLSGRAcE.

CHICAGO, June 10 SpccidN &C. A. Colby, a
wealthy resident of the han tsonc SUBURB Irving Park
akened last night about IL OclOck ny vigilance
committee composed OF the principal OF the public
schOol and other respectable residents The charges
against Colby not precisely staei but they involve
apparently outrageous treatment young children. He
taken to the town hall Waen he appeared in the
town hall his face ashen pale tn beads OF perspra
stood his brow. IIs appearance greeted
with grOans as he usiercd to front seat. The
chair informed MIN o. the purpose OF the meeting
aud the charges against him. Colby quietly until
the end he acknO dyed train OF the charges
and SAID that lie would leave the by rst
Then lie down and buried his face In his hands. 1t
decided that his Otcr TO leave by the first train
should be accepted, but that he shpnd he marched
out Of town by Tie committee. lie not permitted to
return 10 his house
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

ROME, June 10 The Papal con-is;ory has created
four other cardinals besies ArcLDlshOp Gibbons, OF
Baltimore, and Itschereau. OF Quebec and has n0mt
mated three bishops IN Ireland, Twelve In SPAIN IN
America, six IN France three In Germany and seven
in other nations
BERLIN jane l0.-The Emperor William to-day un
yelled the equestrian statue Ot his brother King Fred
erck william w. erected in this city. The Grafton was
delivered by Herr ROegel. At Its conclusion the En-
peror drew his sword aud ordered the troops
arms Tie covering then fell from the pturc aud The
venerable monarch sautel the statue of his brother and
predecessor the Prussan thrOEe
ROME. June lO.-King IIumbert opened the italian
Parliament to-day In his address lie stated that tay's
foreign relations were at present OF the cordial
kind; that the concert among European natiOns had
again prevented upheava IN the East. and that a
loyal sraghtforward and energetic action had notably
helped to main tain the peace"
BRUSSELS. June 10 -Fusseanx, the Socialist leader.
who trial for publishing pamphlet insult
tho King left the court before The verdict
drrcf. and escaped to Holland. The detectives have
lost trace OF him. IL he remains away Ave years hs
tence Will be void.
BERLIN. June 10 The Socialist Beprend who was the
leader or the strikes IN 1883. has been expelled from
Berlin
LONDON June l0.-Aiyices from Auckland, New-Zea-
land, state that at Iarawera there has volcanic
eruption preceded tJ earthquake. Many natives
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
WHAT ARE ESTABLISHED RATEs"l

CHICAGO, June 10.-A Board Of Arbitration
to settle serious dispute between tho Atchson, To-
peha and Sante Fe Railroad aud tho Southern Pacific
met here to-day. Z. B. Thomas. OF the Richmond and
DInvilc; Hugh Riddle, ex.presdent Of the Rock
Island, and T. F. Vning commissioner Of the Western
Trunk Line Association, compose the board The dis
pute hinges upon tho Interpretation OF the phrase "es
tablished rates" in an agreement made between the
lines regarding the haul over tho southern Pacific from
Mohayc san Francisco THe Achl,On and Atlantic ana
Pacific greed to pay certain proportion OF the through
established rates, both passenger and freight riHc
Tor the OF the laers tracks between the two cities
referred Wien the warfare On California business
the AtchisOu Insisted that war rate made
by all the lines 'estaDltsDed rate To this the
Southern Pacific objected forcing 1t to haul freight
for active pettor5 nZures that were In
Instances lower than the transfer charges acre ss
san Francisco Bay. Two sessions held, AMI de-
ClsiOn will @ made "A
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
FLAMES IN TIE Y. II. &. A. BUILDING.

Persons Ia Twenty -third-st., near Fourth
ave. saw smoke issang from the cupols OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Building at 4:3O p
Yesterday, and ran 10 the hre-DoN al Fourth
ave- and TwentysiSth-st. ami sent out an alarm "lea
Engine No. IA reached the building the foreman ot as
company called FOR compenlos Il was soon af-
pareut however, that the fire not dangerous one.
rLe flames had started cock OF the cupO over
a room occupied by L. X. McBurney, the secretary of
the association and we're burning up some rubbish
there. A single line OF hose run up through tbe
building the cupoa amt the nTe wa, put olt IN rev
minutes, some excitement caused AZ dlsltGc, by
repors that tae bnlldng Was on nrs, Du- WITHIN ho
buhiing there 10 alarm lbe elevators chrrie1
p.epe M and dOw, ami bushes, not entirely sJs-
mend cd I'm the lower stories while the hremeh were at
work The dam ,se the building was less than Sloop
Mr. ucI,urney nat some books aud clothng soa.et with
water but mas loss va, great The sing Is "ei
insnrri n was believed that tho nre was caused "
.pon,aneous conDnstiOn, person h.t been IN tbs
ctuoa .or soule tmc before hc IRE w-s disc Jycrei
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
TO HATCH HALIBUT ARIIfIOTILLV.

BosToN, June 10 (Spcciab.- The artificial
propagation OF habut is to be attempted The schooner
Grsmpus built at Noank, Conn. for the United states
Fish Commission. arrived at Gloucester to-day She is
commanded By Captain Edward Collins and Is fine YES
sci OF eighy-three tons of model. built on the
principle OF regular fishing vessel and fitted with
well and all other modern appliances. Her first cruise
will be to the Grand Bank after babut As she il fitted
for that purpose and has 81 Cape Ann nshermen
attempt Will be made To bring habut home alive,
and effort Will also be male TO propagate them by
artificial hatchng, something which been al
tempted before. stan Of scientists Will go on the YES
and scientific researches viii DO carried under the
direction OF Professor Baird.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
REJOICING RATES IN THE WEST.

CHICAGO, June 1O.-Up TO the present in the
progress OF the passenger in the Northwest, tie
East.bound rates from ST. Paul, Minneapolis and other
Northwestern points to Chicago have not been largely
disturbed. and nomnaly all lines have adhered to the
81 irstcass and - secoud-cass agreed rates. lt s
now unders:oo that the Rock Island has decided to
take tho aggressive I'm this direction and has requested
General Passenger Agent Boyd. OF the Minneapolis and
ST. Louis put rgStcltss rate, St Paul 10
CHICAGO. Of - %. This Will put IN effect on those lines
the same both ways. In the other direcUn Cbi-
cagO 10 - Paul. the Chicago, Milwaukee, ana St Paul
Company decided to lower rs hrst-class rae. lin
ied from l0 TO the by the Albert Lea route.
81 2j and IN the proportion 70 all points IN inc
Northwest Ii also reduces rates 20 Rock Island from
- 40 10 S3. There is apparently fair prospect tnat
reductions viii be made rs other Vulnerable points
uncovered.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

NORTH WEYMOUTH, Mass. June 1O.-The
Old Colony Railroad depot was destroyed by fire this
mornng The basement occupied by L. W. Ar
mold ir. grocery store. Tue loss 10 the company 10
- 300 Insurance, 81 500; ArnOlTs loss Ia $4,000 |;
insured 1000. T1o fo probably of nee eGdi.ry
origin
UTICA " Y, June iO-A fire occurred In the s,Orc Of
j. H. sheeaan ( Co. druggists. at No l67 Genesec-st.
this mornIug The loss /, $4,000; insurance S6o0
Tie ijoulug build - damas III 10 the extent Ok
SlO. 900, which are insured.
BUFFALO, y. Y, June l0-A fire N Tonawania az
O'clock this moraing destroyed the Mozart Theatre.
tho machine shop Charles Gie John Edons c-house
Charles swinge,'s canal barn, Jacob Gehrings hqaor
store Iariwicss foundry. Joseph Scxles qa,r store,
Charles koniars c.oshnx james Doaaeys store
and can, stable William Parkers liquor store,
Cnarns kohers liquor store AMI Christ swnsers gro
Gerry. The body Vla WAS found burned 10 crisp
in tho runs lie IL uuknown. The lVss 10 placed al
/ SUV, ,UVo; Insurance SAOVvOk
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
ANOTHER COIL uINE EXPLoSION
GREAT DAMAGE DONE But 80 LIVES Losr-IHe
GHoUND SINKING.

GHOJND SINKING.
WMKEsBARBE, June 1O.-At q late hour Ia e
night the people living in and about the borough Of
Parsons again thrown into state OF fear aId OK
citemeAt 10y second explosion Of gas IN the mineral
spring mine OF the Lcni;h CoN Company. Many pcr-
shaken up that they thought an earthquake
had occurred Many houses thc ylcilltY ~ tho mine
were badly shaken aud windows were shattered. The
surface OF ground N tho vicinity OF the Pna delpha
and ReaIing depot fallen fully ,wo feet. this
afternoon was SIN sinking Al ira.as being run
over the spot SLOW ratio OF speed until tho track
again be lc In and repaired. Three houses beons
about 300 feet from thc mine have been
moved "A surprising distance from their original posi-
tiou. Fortunately no livs lost there no
the miDe when tho explosion occurred. and f.,
there had been not one wOld nave lived 10 tel the
tale.
There two theories concerning The explosion. Od
miners content tnNt ler Ter left burning after
Mon lays NposlOn AMI that accumulation OF gas
finally reached H. the nau being conveyed 10 still
larger body Of The lrr IS nat Immense
has cavei ~, extensive ~ 10 cause pOwerfn con
cusiOn of aui that the uOsc heard was made by
falling 10 aud coal rather tAan hy an explosion The
Lavrell ku' mine. into which tgerr Is opening from
the Mineral >prins mine. sl-p nt't wor@ ms after
10 being feared that tHis mime also j. hng with
The accident Is costly one - ths lehlgh valley
Coal COmpl T. anl largo nninbet ot men and boys =
for the present thrown out OF employment.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
TIL FiRE RECORD.
INSURANCE on THE STANFORD MILL


BosroN, June 10 (SDeciah. The insurance
on Har !ln * cos mills burned AZ stanford. Coau IS as
follows Liverpool and London ana Globe, $1,000;
Hartford 5000; Hanover Insurance Company OF
North America, Neptune, city OF London, Lion. cou-
necticut ScOtts Union and National Slrwicn unib u.
securlty COunecticut; Merchants. Newark; Nottheri
Washingt gfell Fire Association. New-Oreius.
Cltizeus' New-YOgk; Guart.an, o. London Her-
chants, NV York; Continental, New-iorS; Home.
New York Phenix New-ior6; American, Philaiel-
plia, each $500; Iron and Oak. Alabama; Noble,
Hope North Carolina; Southern North Carolina Gu
zens, Alabama. each $1,000 Howard. Flrersns Fund,
British America. fremen's. Boston: Traders ChieagS
Mutual Flrc, Pniladephia; Nome Mntu1! iriHesses'
East Tennessee; Franklin, Wsst Nlslnit; Mercantile,
Alabana: Monarch Iowa; Pelican. North Carhitai;
standard West Virginia; Commercial. Alabama; W .sA-
lugton, Alab ima Council Blufs; B'rm.Ggntn. Ai-
bana each sl 800; Prescott, Niagara. MOntaui, Mc'
den. Dutcncss County. Planters. leuness;e. cten
81 $50 BDylesou. Factors. rcanessee Mountain .1iy.
tennessee. Knoxville, Tenn; East Texas. et'ndtri'
New-Jersey: Mount Holly; Protection kHox'La.
Tenn; Gern IN. West virginia; Portsmouth,, Val J"ner-
son, West Virginia; Security, Noble, each fl'V1o.
io.a, Sl22,1OO.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES ~ TIE SOUYI.

BALTIMORE, June 1O.-The Manufacturers
Aecord say the number for this week: THE growth
OF the industrial OF the South Is really sur
prisng IL Alabama, samuel Thomas and his associates
are preparing build large furnace 100000 In cash
having put against 500 900 in IMMORAL property.
making the capital the company 81 600 0OO although
the land is said he well worth 100000; at sheffield,
in the state, the contract has been awarded for
lOO-ton furnace; $4,000 has been raised to buIld "A
cotton compress at Anns;on. In Arkansas Pine Bi uf
/. to have 100000 railroad machine shops; Little Rock
has organized 100000 woollen aud cotton manu-
featuring company. Florida shows up with 500 900
company do general contracting and wood WORKING
In Georgia there have been SlOOOOO granite
duarryIng company, q $4,000 marble company
Maryland mas new 81. 600 900 sheet metal company
In Mississippi $4,000 spoke manufacturing company
has organized. North Carolina has new furniture
factory, $4,000 gas and electric light company
Texas reports 500 900 aud electric ght company
a $4,000 water company and n 100000 compress com,
pany lu West Virginia 10000 acres ot timber land
have been purchased for develOpmenL 100000 see
and iron company has been organized
New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
MfscELLANEoUs RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

American train dispatchers elected the following OFF,
GERS George W. Rabbit, Michigan Central Railroad 81.
Thomas. ont, president; r. j. Martin: Buffalo AMI New
York Railroad, O.cau. y. " vice presiient E j. Pea
body, Chicago, milwaukee, aud IT. Paul Railroad
Marion Iowa, secretary and treasurer.
ROND0rT, =. Y, June 10. The Railroad Comms-
sioners were session here to-day taxing evidence In
the case OF H. Maynard against tic Ulster and Della
Railroad Company.
INuiANAp0LTs. June 1o.-The Journals Charleston.
H. dspa ,ch says the directors OF tno Toeto. Gin
clnnau aud S5. Loals Railroad mot at that
place to-day and elected Colonel r. G.. Ingers0u
president. The OF the road was changed 10 the
To.eLo, 81. Louis and Kansas CITY.