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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04
NEARLY ali the counties that have


NEARLY ali the counties that have
nominated candidates for the legis-
ture have instructed the nominees
to vote for Colquitt for United
States Senator. This is practically
nnanimous,and must be as gratifying
to Senator Colquitt as it is discour-
aging to the few who wish to ''re-
tire him at the end Of his present
term. The people want Colquitt in
the United States Senate, and they
are going to have him There. /
there is one thing certain in Geor
gia policies, it IS that
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04
A. T. CORYELL

To the voters of Cobb County:-I heres
by announce myself candidate for Sher.
if of Cobb county. am farmer and a
poor man, and need the office, and if elect.
ed promise to discharge every duty de.
volving up"n me faithfully and to the
best of my ability. and to that end solicit
the votes of the people
CHARLES M. MAYFIELD
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04

MARIETTA, GA
THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. 8. 1883
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
tEORGIA-CNRR CnI1NTY.

Agreeably to an order of the court of
Ordinary Of said county, will be sold at
auction before the court house door of
said county, on the first Tuesday in Nov.
ember next, within the legal hours of sale
the following pIppertX to-wit: Lots of
land Nos. 666, 62S $50, 627, $40, TAO, ITO.
GIL, 626, 500, 554A563, 600, COL 674, e23.
$50, OBJ, 532, 533 1850, 54S, 6O4, sos. 745.
TAG, the west hyVof 667, 81 acres of 500,
a strip one rodFiee across lot 700, north
half of 500, wfst Hhlf 743, + of sn acre off
of 625. 3S aSres d $751; east half of 673
east half 69E ali ID the 10th district and
end section OF sah county Also lot of
land number "a aid part of lots so. 81
148, 149, h50, and Isl in LIST dist and end
section OF said county, and of the last six
lots sixty acres more or less and fully de
scribed in deeds from w. E. Gilbert to O
l.. Grower and S, j. Baldwin and NJ. f.
Baldwin TO o. L. Grower. This tract Of
land lies on the Chattahoochee river and
has valuable bottom land also has pub
lie ferry which will be soldFformerly
known as Johnson's ferry. Will also be
sold at same time and place, half interest
undivided iDkgrist NH and mil privileges
&C. on l9Y6f4an9No. 800 V1Ith district
known Ske BltEGSil and T GSoo S"sr mill mIIi
in saw md grist mill 1lsE%1SZ9y "a "a
privileges, &c, on ny COG and SIS in
10th district and End section OF said SGfin-
ty. All sold as the properA 0f6. L.
Grower, late of saidf countY deceased
Said lands eHbrace the home place. AND
surrounding fanYd ls<sassE "a
will vii be- be- aeSr SIKH HEcts Eerfns e ,sr5S
Thongs johnson at homestead OF deceased
or the Undersigned at Marietta will show
sai\Uh&. September %, 1885,
c1-L--M-Gl.ABLE.A dm.g..
of o. L. Grower. deceased I,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04
SALE.
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

EEORGIA-COBB COUNTY:
Agreeably to an order-of the court of
o eaeton, b eft ssid e1T3 I
said county, on thaffE TG1sday 81 ~
vember next, witAiN the legal Au6rs/of
sale the following property to VIZ: Five
acres on nortH side of LOT eleven hqnJsed
west side of eleven hun6Fd 6dVofty.
four, and th1ee acres off theDarby lot, in
10th district and End section Of said coun,
/ ty, said lands fully described in deed from
Mrs, Mary FL. G Hartridge. Trustee to
M. A Thornton and deed recorded in
book II. " Folio $50 in clerks office. Sus
perior Court said county. Said lands are
lwell improved and are located in the SUI.
Iburbs OF Marietta. Sold as the propertv
LOT nj. A. Thornton, late of said county. :.
deceased. Terms, cash. Parties wishing
further inflammation will call on the under
signed HThis Sept %, 1888.
|. CT VII WARREN, Admir-.
Of NJ. A. Thornton, deceased.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04

AtsO at INC same Time and Place, Is %
acres Of lot Of land No 1862, and 30 acres
OF lot of land No 1868 all in the 18th dis
trict and End section of Cobb county Ga.
Levied on SIS the property of NJ Aston
to satisfy two fiias, one issued from Cobb
Superior court in favor Of T Neal, John
Keely and E II Thornton, Executors of
John Neal, deceased, VS. J NJ Aston. and
one Justice court ia issued from the
898th district 9 NJ Of said county in favor
ofSessions, Handy & Co, vs. said J NJ
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04

Also at the same time and place, one
house and lot in the city of Marietta, Cobb
county, Ga, bounded on East by ] G Wa
tiers properly, South by Roswell street,
West by j w Henderson's property, and
North by lands of Mrs ] 3 Young. Lew
led on as the property of Mrs Matte
Young to satisfy a Il ia issued from the
Justice court S9Sth district G N in said
county, n favor of J w Hardeman VS.
Mrs Waite YOUNG Levy made and re-
turned to me by W.T. Simpson. &c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04
Sheriff's Sales for Nov.

Will be sold before the Court House
door in the city Of Marietta, Cobb county,
Ca, during the legal hours of sale, on the
first Tuesday in November, 1888, the fol.
lowing property towit
One Jersey heifer. thorough bred, nam.
ed Beauty. gray color. also one Rawson
Reaper self-raker,. One Rawson Mower,
and one medium sized black horse mule.
All levied on as the property of Kate 3
Smith to satisfy mortgage fl ia issued
from cobb Superior Court in favor OF
Mrs G ] NJ Anderson, Executrix OIL
" P Anderson. deceased, VS. said Ka'e
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04

Also, at same time and place, one acre
|of land more or less, it being part OF
land lot No. sos in Ne [1tl GsUiczAxd
End section OF CobHco@ty, "a. Said land
land situated abQ6t onthalk Nile sast6f
town OF Smyrna hnd About one Mndfed
yards north ofZAkers Mill road, Il being
the land dsedNby 70. GSSr tO>ssrah
lSluden, boAded nckh by laG GsSRobt
stephens. 40 by laJds oNs-M. Harlow,
west nd/Horth by land of j c Greer.
Levied on as thRropssty oAS j Sluder
one QfStE defeEq antTFi esto satisfxA
+ ia issued frd the bustie5 |cbHtAE&
District, G NJ sail toun0 I'm NWN
Francis Th9mbson Us. S ] Sluder S V
Sluder and PR Fleming security on ap.
peal. A. T. CORYELL, Sheriff. J
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-04
NOTICE.

-Four weeks after date application will
be made to the court of Ordinary of Cobb
county for leave to sell the real estate OF
Sarah A. Jones, deceased. This Oct. 2,
1SSSHZJ. B. ALEXANDER, Admir-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
BIZ John T.. r.. Smuth

3. story house. with lot, M 140 Eist 4lth.st IS.
433.4 II W of 6th.ave. lot l6.SXlO04; w IL Gard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
REAL ESTATE.
DrrSINFSS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The stand OF r. v. Harncff well apsehueo a' 'ho
Exchange yesterday, when he sold among o'ne' Poio
che northeast corner Of Broadway ana r"s
being two lots 27x9l and 27.3x1l1 Inc nrs' oo was
ebo Oo0 from which the price rose r~piuy .! .h"usS
0o,lar b,ds md then ey ave haadrcd dollar BIDS TO
$50 ooc at which price C. W. feycs was me ou!er' NO
9 Columbia ST. a three STORY, brick fonI frame ouiiug
with twostoy building on the rear OF inc lot 2Sx
100 soa after considerable competition 10 H. F. Duas
p, ara 100 No ce2 Notes, threestory attic and
cellar brick tenement with throestory and basement
frame building in the rear was started at $4,000 from
which the bidding ran up 60 100. G. Gallo the
buyer John F. b. Smyth SOLD some valuable investment
propcrty consisting Of Rvington ST. No 1917 the south
east corner OF Rldgest. foursoTy. basement and sub
cellar brick tenement and store. 2ox50. 1t sold
subject a mortgage OF $1,000 at per cent held by
the Citizens Savings Bank. The property rents for
81 800 and the bidding which began at $4,000
to $40 900 j. Stiner the buyer The auction
sold No. Jonesst, q Ave-story basement and
cellar brick enemeit with two stores 25x75xioo The
property is rented 1t $500 per annum The bidding
up from S23 900 TO SIS $50 j. s. Southack the
buyer The auctoneer sold lot In West One
hundred and tw nnthst, 25x99 H. for $500 to j.
Dowd Among the brokers property in favored localities
is in strong demand.
There was call at the Boston meeting yesterday for
dwelling. 25x1oo between Thirty ffth and Hfteth s,s
Madison and Sixth price $4,000 TO s4oooo LOT
piece of property in Sixthaye between foureenh
and Twenty third for property In spruce-st or
Wiam.st, from Ann to Frankfort SITS, about foooco
property in Broadway from BDome to Fourteenth ss'
price 800 900 1925 600 for dwelling with large
sized lot in Harlem; small house or nat IN hafiem
brick or jrown stone dwelling between Twenthrh and
Forty second ss Third and Madison aves for FULL
sized lot with without dwelling In Sixteenth Ward;
two or more corner with lots in Thrdaye The
following property offered: two-story building
with lot 30xoo in Johnst., Brooklyn. for $4,000; a
vacant plot l00x2Oo Atlantic Basin Brooklyn for
$4,000 or to exchange for NewYork City property
four story dwelling In Thirty -Hrsis between Second
and Third aYes for t15ooo will exchange and add
cash a dwelling In Lexngtonave. below Bffueth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
financial.
OFFICE or DRExEL, MORGAN e CO.
20 wALLsT.. NETWORK. FEB o. 1888
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS
AND OTHER CREDITORS OF THE
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway CO.

request OF holders OF amounts OF the stock
obligations OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
COMPANY agreed In tho rrorgan'
zafion the Affairs that and suggestion
Messrs IL Coster r. J. Cross aud Anthoay J. Thomas
undertaken ntee to the reorgan
ization into effect
The Chesapeake Ohio Rail way extends from Newport
the Southwest An important extension along the Ohio
River from sland TO Cincinnati dnciuiins br'ge across
the river that poin undertaken time ago oy
companies bu IN Its expensive character
has not been completed although about SS0O0o00 have
already be,n spent It, This line. II secured for the
Chesapeake and Ohio woud bring 1t in direct connsc
the railways Chicago an the entire West and
Northwest and obtain for business OF which now re
small part by crcuous and expensive routes
and under great disadvantages
Tho reorganization includes this limo and bridge.
which win represent whom completed estimated eIpendi
soo cash. for tho settlement
which made in the reorganization and syn
already formed guarantee the required
funds stock. -
detailed further on.
The reorganization further contempates the reduction OF
fixed charges 70 the present net earn
published OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway, IRE
apecve lias which shou valu able acqn
Itself should also add largely IN the earning
capacty company and impart additional
and value to tho several classes OF new
securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
BROWN BROTHERS g. co.
KUHN, LOEB g. co.
]. g. w. SEIlGklAM g. co.
Houston & Texas Central
Reorganization.
NOTICE.

THE CENTRAL TRUST rOMPANY OF NEWYoRV.
THE PURCHASING TRUSTEE UNDER THE AGREE
N Mt FOR T iIE REQ ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUS
TON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAIL AY C MPANY,
DATED DECEMBER 30. 1887 HEREBY GIVES No
1ICE THAT UPWARD OF sIXrf PER CENT OF EACH
OF THE CLASSES OF THE BONDS OF SAID RAIL
WAY COMPANY. o HER THAN THOSE 1SS ED
UPON THE WACO AND NORTHWESTERN DIVISION.
HAVE ASsENTED To sAID AGREEMENT AND
THAT THE sAIDTRUST COMPANY W. LII NOW PRO-
CEED WITH THE FURTHER EXECUTION OF THE
DUTIES IMPOSED UPON AND ASSUMED BY IT AS
PUR MASSACHUSETTS, UNDER THE SANE.
BONDS OF THE SEVERAL CLASSES WILL BE RE-
CtIvED BY THE TRUST COMPANY UP 70 AND IN
GLIDING THElSrH DAY OfFEBRU hRY. INSTANT
BONDS DEPOSITED AFTER THAT DATE WILL
BE SUBJECT TO A Pen Atty or 4 YENTY DOL
LARS UPON EACH AND EVERY BOND so DE-
PUSiTED
CENTRAL TRUST "OMPANY OF NEw-YORK,
PURCHASING COMMITTEE.
BYF. p. OLCCTT,
PRESIDNET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16

These securities will repr'eut ownership only OF tho
present OF the Chesapeake AMI Ohio Railway IRON Now
port tho Big SanlV River but also (hrongh tho
acquisition The bonds ani nearly hreefourths OF the
stock Including tho hriRe) from Ashland
Cncnna Tho bonds Of tho rrorranzef Chesapeake and
Oho aiiwav Company have absolute first lien on
additional property either bv MORTGAGE or collateral
post Of he mentioned The hon viii
until reorganizauoa Is completed
uittee have the right TO capitalize
fifth the interest Tor two should
prudent 70 the delivery OF tho new
bonds
line from Ashland IN Cincinnati Gnclr'nc tho
bridget SHOULD SsSOOOOl additional FIRST Pre-
will De issue and taken payment OF tho
cess at par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16

As VIII be from the foreroiI table.
"B" BONDHOLDERs GIVE thirds Of their pres sent
ponds whether Assentrd" "Nonassenied ~ In new
bper cent bonds and onohiri in First Preferred
Stock The b" bonds are 10 he surren.ered with all
coupon, maturing after Nov. l. 1887 First preferred
stock will he for unpaid coupons that
mature or before that date.
Interest at will also DO allowed dur
In reorranzaton wothird. Of each bond depotte
be paid In cash whom reorganization 10 completed On
bonds deposited az Interest during nation will
from Nov 1887 but the gh reserved 10 terminate
tins privilege time without notice and bonds do
posted crea interest will from suoh later dates
a. the committee NAV pre.crbe
CURRENCY BON DHOLDERS receive new Second Pre-
ierred stock the rate OF 81 900 stock for each $1,000
deposited with all coupons maturing after Jan j.
1885
DEFERRED INTEREST SCRIP HOLDERS receive now
second Preferred Stock par.
FIRST PREFERRED sToCKHoLDERS )vho
s s6%m1S i RS
assessments hereinafter prescribed Common
Stock rate Of one new share for old The
old stock subject to OF 81 each share Oh
First Preferred St of Sorond Preferred AMI
81 on each share OF Common and First Preferred
Stock Will be issued for the amount OF assessments so
paid
All paid BY tho stock holders will be paid
by the Syndicate which will therefor The securities
forfeited by delinquent stock holders
The voting power the stock will be veste f'ro
years In j. Perpont Morgan John Crosby Brown ami "oo
Bliss and certificates Interest Issued 70
represent the shares
NO ADDITIONAL MORTGAGE CAN BE PLACED
UPON THE PROPER Y AHEAD OF THE NEW PRE-
FERRED STOCKS WIT TOUT THE CONSENT OF
TWO-THlRD IN AMJUNr OF TIE PREFERRED
STOCK HOLDERs OF EACH CLASS.
TT Il ESTIMATED THAT UPON COMPLETION
OF REORGANIZATION THERE WILL REMAIN IN
THE TREASURY ABOUT $1,000. 900 OF TIKI
NEW Five PER CENT BONDS, AND THE MORT
GAGE WILL PROVIDE THAI THEY ARE TO BE
ISSUED ONLY UNDER PROPER RES TRICTIONs
FOR FURTHER NEEDS OF THE COMPANY.
Participation IN the and exchange OF the
OIL securiteFfor the new ones IL oondone tie case OF
each holder desiring soto upon hs
becoming party 10 the don agreement and de-
posting his securities duty assigned against our
negotiable receipts for sans
Further particulars AID copies the agreement NAV be
had upon application committee or 10
The Eht is reserved 10 the privilege
OF participation In the AFORESAID agreement
WE STRONGLY Il FCOM,iEND TIE FOREGOING
PLAN TO ALL CL ,ssRs or SECURITY HOLDERS,
BELIEVING Ir TO BE EQUITABLE TO ALL IN
TEREsTs AND ONE THAT WILL PLACE TIE
COMPANY UPON SOUND FINANCIAL BASIS
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16

o.story building with lot. No 1877 Rlvngton-st 30
cor Of Riisest, lot 2Ox5o. j. Sienrr-.--..-..,:.:
4-stury building with lot. Not Jones-st. es. ID u
ns OF 4fh.sf lot 25x 100. SmIthi 'ck
lot West l29ih.st. 40 II " OF 6th-ave 25X99ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16

ACCORDED 9TAL E'FAT; rStNi': - T. CITY
The following sprttt, rsh s't'ts tr1";aoi' rs''Fisi
inths Resst-r's , ice to-iV
7Oth-Sf. us. 81 II Of lst-sve. 26A554i Joseph - -
lltir~ve es 4, II "a m : of 5ist--t. 2jii41lOo; 10
ls,sS@' - IT, 81 7insi soIs0 Michael Jso's 90,
A'e,A; No ~, NIX &c. i au.s 10000
i@o1h,,', nv " % 70 rr re- " Il 81 500
lSo,hs s3 vie :" TO M.r~ craDiali $500
B1osrway = $ "a y II Of 4oth-st 2a.7i2xl99si9
le Fo, rsr Nssr noOey an" coo
odaye n cor o. i6Sd.s -5Iionx rree; Harry Mul. a,
snE vie Ct al to larry Mn 10 5000
AVeN al 10 T qa'Ty Mniaoon $4,000
J"srpn !pe Gq gskv 5000
husse 10 'Ga' If Shave increase
GreneI and vile 10 Aet,a Brutherson -. % GOO
SoTanS wife VT, to Mary McC ormck . 25ees
bnIpeti aud hu sSan to iosenh Blork - - lO5OO
vandrb ave. es lOs # sof l76th-st. 1OoxlOx5oX
4iesxlaoxl5s John J. Brady aud whs'0 c :, ooo
FsSsisnte snd wife to Jniiu. Is @ond u 500
1SiaeiIT B.s'sy wiiam -...,....- 10000
Ave-A. II? # OF s6th-s l7x736 Philip Wood .oo
s,bsy e'e "a III Of 77iisi 2sxioo Thomas Nc
Cure and vie to csiLere MeG9r Re, I'M .;.o $4,000
WiIsn, Johnson ct al to SYDNEY FsDer -. *. 600
pinm ir and wife TO Jennie VI W ,t>on 1880. A, 900
lV5th.si. IS 1858 II wof l0tha1e. lasnlOn IL;
Pi%@ jr ""'O~"" $4,000
ioBeplaid S'lorT.rin $4,000
II * Bone,sto Franci. Boatan ., ,-. le 900
Same property; Chares Bouton and wife TO Henry o
2dsVe' 40 # OF iSi.sf. 20 lx7j Antonio DaI
Pena te Louisa Z kohrbock l'''oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
BIZ Richard Y. HarMeu d c

IA story building with lease OF lot No sos Fast 9Th
st.s s, 1859 IT, oi Ave Il, lot lS9k9.; John
franIr - . 80
] and 3-siOry buildings with iOi. No olnmba-s,
es. 1882 "a n al OR LIST. lot 2jIln0 u luasf
] ploi al land IN Broadway cor OF % th-st, 54Sx
81 2a50 KILLS. & W NOyes.
3-stoTy buildings wiki l"ts Nos go and 20 Mott
ST, 90 7 IL u OF Prince-st lot 2o3Ne9 kills
Salo Oi buildings. with lots. Nos go and 524 llth
ave. OF 4"th-t; budns. with lot. No 443 West
ECih--t. Of lO;h-ave. and dwelling. with 'o', No
$50 Lex Il Of Ujih-st was wild irawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
TOTAL ISSUE. 1900. 700.

Under the terms Of the thu above
bond, the csatrh Trust 90 OF NcSYork. trcstoe will
ceve b! for tIe ~ the part OF
bonds Of 81 DOB goa price = ucn accrued interest IRON
November !, 1887. IDS opened 3 o'ciOok p IN.
Thursisv feUru'ry lG 1883 rho doos not bind
Itself accept otrt Oh fbr csnt OF
the BID must accompany tender Banks be Oh
IA al Lhe Central 20 ~ No WORK 81 WallsL,
where a copy Of the mOr gage may DO sssn
The ocee these bonds ID DO used only Tor the re-
''''"''"' VI CENTRAL TRUST co. OF NEw.YoRK.
Trustee.
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16

The folio wing is an outline OF tbs
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By IL spanosse # Friedman,

NEw-YoRK "Wednesday. Feb Is. 1888.
The following sass we're held Exchange and Auction
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-15
SHOCKING DISASTER.
Brooklyn Street Car
Crushed by a Derrick.
RELIGIOUS ROW IN GUAYAQUIL
The Sore ThrOat-The 4rish-A
Natural Conference.-The
A Horrible Disaster.

NEW YORK, February ,4.-Shortly be-
fore 10 o'clock, this morning, as Reed
Avenue street car. filed with people,
was passing under large derrick used
in erecting an elevated railroad struct
ure on Broadway, near Summer Ave
nue., Brooklyn, the ropes sustaining the
derrick gave way and the derrick fell
on the car, crushing it in like an egg
shell. Seventeen of the passengers on
the car were injured and two were
killed. 1t is said that some were buried
underneath the ruins and the worKmen
are now engaged in removing the de-
brls to learn If there are any other vic
tins of the disaster.
Seven people are now believed to
have been crushed to death in the horse
car.
It's now definitely learned that only
four people were killed in the Brooklyn
street car accident. Four of the
wounded are reported as likely to die.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-15
A Church Row.

PANAMA, February 14.-Much excite
ment has been caused in Gusyaquil,
owing to Spanish priest, temporarily
in charge Of the bishopric of Guaya-
gull, having communicated judges
of the supreme court. A mob. in which
many of the best-known citizens of
Guayaquil were prominent, stoned the
bishops palace. Thence they went to
the residence of DR.. Nevia, legal ad-
wiser of the episcopate. On stones be
ing thrown, Dr.. Nevia and some friends
who were with him, fired on the crowd.
The police also acted similarly. Sew
eral persons were killed and wounded
before a troop of soldiers appeared and
restored order. Governments action
in defending the church party was the
cause of the trouble, which, it is be-
lieved, will be more serious in its conse-
Quences.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-15
A Sanitary Bureau,

WASHINGTON, February IA. - The
House committee on agriculture Or
dered favorable report upon Davis
bill, providing for the establishment of a
bureau of health in the interior depart
ment. Tie bill proposes to charge the
new bureau with the collection of in
formation, to be distributed weekly, be-
tween State and municipal authorities
of the United States. regarding the san :
itary condition of foreign ports. The
bureau is also empowered to prescribe
rules for the guidance of United States
conspls in suing to masters of vessels
showing the sanitary condition
of ships pound to America.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-15
Clipping Their Wings.

WASHINGTON. February IA. - The
House judiciary committee has
ordered reported substitute for
Stones bill intended to prevent inter
ference by Federal courts with State
officials in the discharge of their
duties. The substitute will take the
form of a declaration that nothing in
the statutes, defining the duties of
Federal courts, shall be so construed as
to authorize any officer of State to
perform any duty upon an order of
Federal authorities, not imposed on
him by the Constitution or laws of the
STATE of which he is an officer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-15
Impending Railroad War.

NEW YORK, February 14.-The most
important news of the day of Wall
Street, comes from Philadelphia. This
is the statement that the Rock Island
Railroad proposes to extend its lines by
200 miles, running extensions tn
Denver and the Gulf of Mexico, for
which work $50 ,000,O new bonds will
be issued The Rock Island. by its
proposed Denver extension, will enter
into direct com Jetition with the Burling-
ton & Quincy, and new railroad war
involving the great companies in the
west may result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-15
The Irish.

DUBLIN, February 14.-W. J. Lane,
member of Parliament for an eastern
division of Cork. sentenced to months
imprisonment at Tullamore, for melting
tenants to resist bailitfs, was released
from jail to day.
The mayor of Cork has been con-
victed of the charge of assaulting a
police sergeant at "plan of campaign"
meeting, and sentenced to fourteen
days Imprisonment without hard labor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-15
Committee Work.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE
House committee on judiciary has
agreed to q favorable report on the
direct tax bill, which has passed the
Senate. 1t was amended by the COM
mittee so as to direct the governors who
have the disbursement of the money to
make payments direct to those entitled
to them, and not t attorneys or agents.
A favorable report was also deter
mined upon the Hoar resolution to
amend the Constitution so as 10 change
the Inauguration day of the President
from March 4th to April Both.
The subcommittee OF the committee
on banking and currency, will report to
the full committee with favorable re-
concentrations, the bill authorizing
the issue of not more than $50 900 900.
nor less than 10000, 900, of fractional
currency in denomiLa alton of cents, 10
cents, 25 cents and 30 cents.