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Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26
WHY Soldiers Desert.

WASHINGTON, September 25th h.-Secretary
Proctor has decided to investigate the causes
leading to the numerous desertions from
the army in past years. To this end he has
appointed Lieutenant-ColonelL Lawton and
Captain Epstein as Board of Inquiry to
meet at Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, October
list, TO commence the investigation. Gen.
eral McKeeyer and Senator Plumb will
also give information on the subject The
investigation was ordered first at Jefferson
Barracks owing TO charges having been pre-
ferred by an evening paper at ST. Louis
against the commandant of that barracks.
Struck ity Fast Freight.
DENVER (Col.), September 25th.-A epe-
cial from Greeley, Col, says: A horrible
accident occurred here this morning at
half past g o'clock as E. H. Gale. Mrs.
Jesse Gale and Miss Gleason, niece of Mr..
Gale, were starting cut to the latter ) ranch.
near Harding, they were struck by fast
freight train from Cheyenne Just as they
were crossing the track on Seventh street
Miss Gleason was killed. Mrs. Gale is still
living, but is unconscious and cannot
recover. Gale was badly shaken u2 but he
is not seriously hurt.
Ciesrna.k.ers' Convention.
New YoRE, September 2sth.-The Cigar
makers international Convention reelected
Auhpn otrdASet fSSsluent. Inc attempt
to demand the repeal of the internal revs.
nue. law was voted down by vote of l26
to 20. During the discussion of this mat
ter Charles Grambarth. of San Francisco,
said that six months after the internal
revenue laws were abolished his city would
be flooded with Chinese cigarmakers.
There were too many of these now, and
the Union should do nothing indiscreet.
Cunning Chinese.
New YoRE, September 25th.-The Sun
says concerning the growth of the Chinese
colony in this city; The Chinese colony Is
growing Hundreds of ChiDamen have ar
rived at New York from Hongkong this
year. The police in the Chinese quarters
say many houses for their accommodation
have recently been taken, and new faces
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26
UNDERTAKES.
]. MILE r

NSuCU1ssOI 10 FIIJz q MIHelJ,
u N ID T. IA TT a h E.I,
OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
" Ninth and K streets. Complete stock o.
Undertakers' Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended to, day or
night. at reasonable rates. Telenhone IS6. IN
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could Not Rise From His Chair.

DHS. DARRIN Il QUTSJAE-SIRs: / am one of
the lucky ones cured by you of pain in the
back OF four years stand re-. At times could
not move or rise from my chair. Can be seen at
Eestco, W T. AJACKsoS.
NM JONES. Lincoln. Placer county. Cal, Lar.
tial paralysis and chronic rheumatism for
long time. the feet and hands were swollen 10
an enormous size; and his Wife's catarrh aud
polypus vi the nose cured.
II C. WeEHLER, 525 Geary street. total deaf
ness in right ear and ringing noises in the head
and ears; restored in two weeks
c. d. LApp. 529 Kearny street. s. F. loath.
some discharge of the ear. IRON the effects OF
measles when young; cured in one iaonth
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26
j. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY C0R0NkR & UNDERTAKEN,
No. 10Y Fourth ST., bet. j and x.

A LwAYs ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
- stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast. Country orders, day or night will re-
eeive prompt attention. TelephODs No. 1874.
4p GEO. Il. CLARK. Funeral Director.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26
PACIFIC HOTEL,
Corner X and Fifth streets, Sacramento.

CENTRALLY LOCAT ED AND CONVENIENT
~ to all places OF amusement. The best fam
lily hotel in the city. The Table always supplied
with the best the market affords Street Cars
from the Depot pass the door every five minutes
Meals, 20 cents. q. F. SINGLETON, Proprietor.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26

SUNDAY excepted. tSunday only. SMonday
excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For after.
noon.
a N. TOwNE, General Manager.
T. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent II
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
pooTOK 9. a. sNIpER

"As REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 11O8 AND
I'll lilo Seventh street. Capital Hotel build
ing. JySl-lm
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w themselves without the least exposure,
change OF liiet. or change in application to busi-
ness The medicine c0nta ms nothing that is of
the least injn.-y to the constitution. Ask your
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26
REEVES z &IONG-

UND ERTAK ER -,
609 j St., bet. Sixth and Seventh north side).
WE KEEP ON HAND A COMPLETE STOCK
wv of Coffins and Caskets; also Shrouds of
every description. Orders from city or country
will receive prompt attention, day or night.
EMBALM1NG done in the best manner at reas-
enable rates.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26
ST. DAVID'S
715 Howard ST., near Third, San Franciac.

715 Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco.
A FIRST-CLAsS LODGING HOTEL, CON
N tanning 200 rooms; water ard gas in each
room no better beds in the world no guest
allowed to use the linen once used By another;
large reading room hot and cold water baths
free. Price of rooms-Per night, 30 and rs cents;
per week, from 81 upwards. Open all night
Z. HUGHES, Proprietor.
aS-At Market-street Ferry take Omnibus Line
of street cars for Third and Howard TTStf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26
TIE SADDLE ROCK
sgSTElEAET AID 0FSTER HOUSE.

grRsT-CLAsS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT.
l. LADIES' Dfning-room ssDsrate. Open daJ
sId night. BGCK6IAEN G5 GARRAGHER, Pro
prietors, 1919 Second street, between J and Z,
Sacramento. Il
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26

The best place in California to have your
printing done. A. ], Johnston 81 Co., 4l0
street. Sacramen o.
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OVERWHELMING PROOF.
An Omen Leffar

SEATTLk, ". t.
DRs. DARRiE & S5UINJAS -GsNTLExFS: Inow
take the pl asure OF writing you that after full
course of your electro magnetic treatment am
entirely cured of q pain in my chest which has
troubled me for over eight years Having been
under treatment by doctors of Liverpool Glas-
gov, Calcutta and San Francisco none of them
did me any good until came under your treat
meat which am sure has permanently cured
me, for which, gentlemen, l beg to remain
yours gratefully, WILLIAM LITTLE
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26

ALL miserable sufferers with dyspepsia
are cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
]. .. 4. Bracket Nominated for Coy
ernof Of Massachusetts,.
ANOTHER BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY.
Chauncey M. Depew Makes a Great
Speech to New York
Republicans,
NEW YORK REPuPLrcANs.

ESPECIAL BBrATCnEs TO THK REcoRD-uMoN.l |
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ADD. @. HINKsoN, Attorney for Exeeutrix.
SIG 5tIh
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BANKING HOUSES.

Draws Drafts on ell Principal Cities Of the wor
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

The Hebron Memorial Presbyterian
Church. Tweuty-fiith and Thompson
streets, Philadelphia, gavo an entertain
mcnt Sunday night In connection with
the burning Of the mortgage upon its
property, Mre. Wait paying $50 for the
privilege of burning the legal instrument.
There was plano solo by Professor
Edwin Brooks, vocal duet by Miss Clara
Rudolph and Mr.. George w. Howard,
rsctation by Miss Edith Bratten, piano
duet by Mis-, Mary X. Lower aud Mr..
Edwin Brooks, vocal solo by Mr.. Harvey
aud an address by the pastor. The con-
gregation rose aud sang the doxology
while the mortgage was burning. An
appropriate poem was read by Miss
Annie Loyer, followed by su address by
the superintendent, John NJ. Rowe. The
entertainment closed with q plano solo
by Mrs. Harry Holt. This IL ayoung
and growing church In the Northwestern
part of the city. The pastor is the Rev.
Robert Graham. brother OF District At
torney Graham,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

The Lend-a-Haue lie of the Kings
Dlughters gave colored tea to their
friends iu the lecture room of Hanover
Presbyterian Church last evening. The
room was very tastily and handsomely
trimmed with bunting and flowers. Toe
tea was served by tots wesrin oostu mes
We y pretty and becoming. There were
six tables. presiIed over as follows: The
pearl table by Miss Semple, the white
liable by Mrs. Joseph Bellah and Miss
Florrie Bush, the purple table by Miss
B,rh ha Harlan, the pink table by Miss
Julia Steinicken, and the lavender ia BILE
by the Misses Blake. Quite snug sum
was realized.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31
Killed by n Constable.

YORK, Pa, Dec. 80. This evening,
about bali past o'clock, John Danvers'
alias "New York slim," said to be frou
Dubois, Pa. was thot and almost In
stantly killed by Const able George w.
Wiley for attempting TO escape alter
being under arrest.
A woman named Barbara Spreukle,
living on Howard avepue had o ort of :
dance, and among those present was a
Carrie Carter. Dsnvers and the woman
Carter had On alteration from some
trifiing cauee, aod II resulted In her being
struck In the face and Cut on the arm
with razor. She procstded to Alder.
man Platts and lodged Information fol
assault and battery and carrying con.
otaled weapons against Danyers.
Conttable Wiley made the arrest and
put haudcuffs on Danvelt. While on the
way 10 the alderman's office, however
Danvers ran away and Wiley fred two
shots from a revolver, The secoLd sLo
taking effect In his back, killing hin
almost )ostantly.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

WAsnISaT0N, Dec. S0.-The friends of
Pay Clerk Benjamin A. Jones, who has
disappeared with 81, OF Government
money, for which Major Goodloe pay
master In the navy, Is respons BILE, are
trying to make out That Jones has COM
mitted suicide.
Mrs. Jones belIeves that her husband
has drowned himself. aud the police
have been searching for his body 10 the
Branch, where he wfs last seen. Other
people who know the defauIting clerk
will place no reliance In the reported
suicide.
1t now leaks out that Jones was In the
habit OF visiting liquor shops and gam
bling, and his case Is not unlike that Of
Siicott.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

| lnoinas Wortbington, night watchmap
on p tne English steamer Bangor Head, at
balliinore, was found dead Yesterday
morning on the bottom of n dry dock at
Locust Point. The steamer was on the
ury deck. and It is thought Worthington
slipped and fell as he was leaving bls
neck.
The Academy of Music IN course of
erection In 81. Louis collapsed Yesterday
morning The building had gone up US
high as the third story. No person was
Killed, but William Sltford lad a rib
broken and was somewhat bruised. The
cause OF the accident Is not vet known,
but 10 is thought there was a bed of
quicksand under 1t.
About seventy-fve feet OF the famous
"Buckhorn WALL on the Cheat river
grade OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
weit OF Rowlesburg, West Virginia,
gave way yesterday morning and fell
down an embankmeut 300 feet towards
the river. Traffic on the road W III not be
interrupted.
Alexander Hamilton, q grandson of
the nrst Secretary OF the Treasury, died
ut his hoIne at rvington-olI- the Hudson
yesterday, aged 10 years. III 18fS he.w
appointed Secretary OF the United States
Legation at Madrid. He returned tol
New York 10 1850, and prac'iced law
until 1879, when lie gave up his active
practice.
The employees of Carnegie's Homestead
Steel Worke have been notified by the
iirm that the new scale of wages will tade
elect this evening. The advance Will
average at y cents per ton.
Three car loads Of Pinkerton detecti,ses
yesterday passed through Altoona fbr
Watson, mining town six miles froA
Punxsutawnsy, Pa, where trouble froiA
strikers is feared. n
Miss Dollle Brown, aged II years, g.
siding near Middletown, New York, died
yesterday morning OF apoplexy, while
knseling In prayer at her bedside.
John sczumiskic, a miner. while shoy-
elllng coal into a breaker at Wilkesbarre
yesterday afternoon, was drawn into the
chute and smothered TO death.
The new cruisers Baltimore aud
Charleston are 10 be designated as flag
ships Of the North Atlantic and Pacific
Stat'on respectively.
Rev. Walter Forsyth, a well-known
Presbyterian minister, died yesterday In,
Chicsgo, in the 56th year OF his ago.
The wife Of General Lopgstreet died at
the home OF her husband, In Gainesville,
6eorgia, on Sunday night.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31
T.,lJ Il la0r'F' '' ''''

The people OF NV Castle County ara
Interested In Wilmington's new third
street bridge to the extent of S65. OOO-,ts
total cost when completed. = Tbey car
congratulate the people of this cify on
having the best bridge In the State oi
delaware, and hrst-class ia com mparIson
with modern brid2es. As ever since
sep ember thousands oil our cIt,yens
have been discommoded on account of
being Obliged to cross over other blidpes
and In boats over the Christiana river II
10 now matter OF thankiulness that I'm
some two to three days pedestrians can
cross II.
The approaches are of stone from
Ayonda o, Pa, and cost Ga 600. TIN,
contract OF Mr.. A. r. Morrison, received
In competition with four other bidders.
$0i 600. Tie electric motor coats
~ 800, and turns the draw quickly.
being tic third one In the United States,
and so FAR Us We know, in the world nsed
for this purpose. ('rhe first Is in Bridge
port, Conn, aud tile second Ia Chicago,
The draw Is said 10 be the longest Of any
run by electricity. This motor is beip9
put In by the Thompsop, Houston Com.
pany, oi bridgeport, Conn. Its simpli-
CITY is remarkable. The space II oc-
e"P'us 10 ouiy 10 lhcnes OF height 2H
10 3 feet Of width and A feet Of length.
A single lever some az feet long pushed
to the right, turns the bridge to the left:
pushed to the left, tho bridge turns To-
the right. II is fve-horse power. Mr..
Willism Hickman Ia bridge. tender. He
has one assistant, as service is requir1
10th day aud night. "
The suh-con.ract for iron work. In
cluding finishing and painting. was let 10
Messrs. Dean & Westbrook, OF New York
City. The lumber 10 furnished by Mr.
Thos. J. Talley OF this city. The gooriag
Is four inchtB thick arc OF white oak.
The approach on the western end 4, 80
feet long. eastern appr acl 2O2 feet,
draw 2is feet, total 4S2 feet. The draw
10 feet above water. IL 10 technically
known as "Through bridge" The top
cord Is 20 feet high. The drive way %
feet wide. Each side walk ia tsyen feet
wide, total witdh "a feet. The weight ia
425 tons, or $50, 900 pounds.
Tbs electric light cable is now being
laid under water, &c the draw Is to have
10 Incapdescent lights.
The msster spirit OF this Iuhs' 'autial,
ublic supeTstIucture Is Mr.. Henry d.
Hickman, Wilminston's commissioner
10 the Levy Court OF New Castle County.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

Cottage prayer meetings have been
held by several families in the upper
part OF Christians Hundred. during the
past few weeks, and all the participants
seem to enjoy the exercises. Among the
number who have been most active in
these gatherings are Rev. w. II. Hen
Erickson, aud Mr.. Talley, who occupies
the adjoining farm. On lat Sunday
evening meeting WIS held at the house
OF William Ocheltree, n short distance
beyond the Pennsylvania line, and next
Sunday evening another neiglbor will be
favored by a similar gathering.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

San Francisco. CAL, Dec. 3I.-Mrs.
Erwin and her daughters Mary and Bcs.
sl", from Benton county, Missouri, stop
ped at the Oakland Hotel, in this city, on
sui day night, and, not being alcuston-
cd to the Use OF gas, asked the hotel c'erk
to STOW them how to turn 1t off, All
three retired In the same bed, and in the
morning they we're found dead. An ex-
animation OF tho stop-cock on the gas
burner revealed the fact that 1t been
turned but half way off. MIR. Erwin had
just rented u farm in Ventura county, to
which place his family was ehrou.e to
juin him,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31
The Last Chance

At the Boston Branch Shoc
House, No. 2 West Second
Street. Persons who wish to
secure a handsome Parlor
Suite of five pieces, handsonso
Writing Desk, imported Japan
ese Mirror or small Table
with Basket OF Flowers should
call at the Boston Branch Shoe
Store, No. 2 West Second
Street, with the least possible
delay, as complimentary
ticket is given to every pur-
chaser Of a pair of shoes,
entitling the holder to a
chance of obtaining either Of
the above articles, the drawing
for which will take place ON
Thursday evening, January ~
between 7 and 8 o'clock. ALI
Ticket holders are invited to
be present on the occasion, al
the Boston Branch Shoe House,
No. 2 West Second Street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31
She gave them Castoria,
An AnnenI tnt .,.a

TOPEKA, KANSAS, Dc. 3l.-The pso.
pie In Sherman coun y, Ills State, have
made an appeal for aid. TIE houses OF
the settlers for the most part are mere
shells and the crops 10 mapy cases have
tecn failures. Many of the settlers live
fve miles from the railroad, aud should
snow continue to fall 1t is said that It
would be almost impossible to reach
them. TIE Board Of Tra3e OF Wichita
will hold meeting to decide upon what
measures to take.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Dec. 3O.-At the
last term Of the Tennessee Supreme
Court h.ld In Knoxville, Eve Barnards
were convicted OF the murder of Henly
Sutton and sentenced to be hanged The
cate attracted wide attention, especially
as In few weeks all we're pardoned BY
the Governor of this State.
A few days ago three Of the Barparda
and Bill Fugate. who boasts OF having
killed six men, went to the house OF
Sampson Williams, fatter-in-law OF the
murdered man, with the determination
of killing him. Fortunately, he was
away. On his return be fed to Sneed-
vile, the county seat, for protection.
The Barnards are camping at ,lstilery,
near Williams's house, with hom.cidal
intent.
The county officials are taking steps to
arrest them, ard this will certainly lead
to . bloody battle. Tho seat OF the
trouble lie miles away from telegraph
line and In the heart OF the Cumberland
Mountains. In Hancock county in the
last 20 years over so men hsve bten killed
and not one murderer executed.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.--With the present
week the National Federation OF Trades
will inaugurste an setiye bnt secret csm-
paign in thefEt terest Of tbe eight hour
day. Among The ). .des that will go into
the movement are the a,Icklayers, car
pentere, engineers and other rsilroad en-
ployes, wood workers and stock y.syd
employees. Circulars outlining tho plan
Of campaign have beeu received from
President Gompers. One paragraph
suggests that the sense oil the electors be
taken on the question, aud it has Already
been decided to take a vote on the eight
hour day at the municipal elect .ons TO be
teld in Cook County next April.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

The Ctokman NJ. l.. Sunday school
had q TousiDg Christmas celebration last
night In the upper story Of their chapel,
Scott street bstwctn Fourteenth aud
Fifteenth streets. The room was very
iaste.ully trimmed with looped ever
grecns, and a pretty Christmas tree
graced cpe end OF the platform. The
room was so crowded that many had to
20 away without obtaining admlssio on.
The programme commented by the set ool
singing, "Wake, Wake, the Song" and
Rev. A. 7. Scott led In prayer. Andrew
cfozier recited ''5iar OF the East" fol-
lowed by Lizzie Mcdonnell recit!np
Never Mind" Tte infant class sang
Growing up for Jesus" Ruth Toft
rccited "Thc Question:" Bcrsio Mcyey
had something TO say about "VerJ Litle
Girls" aud Bessie Mcdowell recited
IAN About q Little Girl"
A class OF girls sang eplend!dly "lsIng
Out, o, Belle," accoinpa led with the
ringing OF bells, and Alice Werkbeiser
recltsd "Chrlstmas Wants" Idel'a May
Ford told about "Bessie's Treasures, -
Ada English and Leonard MeVey gave
recitatlous, aud Edith Grubb poke about
"Two Little Old Women"
A class OF twelve girls recitcd scrip
ture promises, each hanging tie initial
letter on an invisible wire unlil the &C =
teDee "Cbri.t is born" appeared. Ber ha
urubb r0cit.d "a Strange Ca :" L.ddle
Cath art told 'WlIat Christmas
Brought" aud Nettio Hammell reclled
Robin Red Breast" Then followed
tho rendering Of the cantata, "Shine ior
Dime. or Bootpleck's Chris'mas," In
which Arthur Davis acted bootbiack and
kddi; Marsh II acted Old Kriss remark
allYwell. Durlrg The evening Rev. A.
7. Scott, who presided, made a brief al
DIRE ss, thowing the progrcss of the church
aud Sunday school, and kindly asked
the cooperation OF all TO help on the
work. The distribution OF candy aud
orangts wound up the program, and all
departed homo happy.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

Delaware Ledge, No. aS, sextennial
League. elected the following officers last
evening TO serve the following term
President, John Calhoun; vice president,
Bernard Dever; treasurer, William s.
C'ond; chaplain, John Doherty; marsha
Thomas Dever; guard, James Braden
representative to Grand Lodge, William
4. Cloud; medical examiner, DIR. George
II. Cantwell; tecretary, z. Is. Ayars.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

PirTsBuRo. Pa, Dec. 3l.--The grir
men on the traction road In Pitttburi
went on strike yesterday afternoon
because of the discharge Of twenty mem
bers OF the Knights Of Labor. Traffic
was suspended for short tlpe, but tn,
cars were running last night with mer
are guarding the company'a property.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

The young gentlemen who may Wish
to present a handsome present to deai
friend, should remember that Parker has
few canary birds at No. 1903 East Ssc.
ond street, which he is prepared 10 dis
pose of at o very reasonable price. One
OF them will mako souvoniJ that will
long be cherished for years to csme, and
the donor be held iu grateful remem
brance while life lasts.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

South Wilmington, ST. Psul's A. U.
M. p. Church, Rev |. Is. Cooper, pastor.
watch meeting services tonight. At 0
o'clock, sister prayer meeting. Preachin g
at 1880 by the pastor; subject, LAS t
night Of the old year. Experience meet
ing at IL. 30. after there will be general
prayer and praise meeting. All arc well
come. Come and help Us.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

Co. A, American II Il 8, N. d. G., held
their fifteenth annual election OF civil
officers last evening with the following
result: President, Richsri NJ. Taylor;
vice president, Preston Rash; record In q
secretary, William P. Clayton; financial
secretary and treasurer, Lieutenant w IN.
Hanna. After the election refreshments
were served and all departed for home
in good spirits.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

The Time honofed Notre Dame, BaltI-
more, Md. We have had ample oppor-
tunity TO convince ourselves Of the eifi-
cacy Of Salvation Oh. We cheerfullJ
sub init our names to the public as refer
enca. Respectfully, Sisters of Notre
Dame, Aisquith and Eager Streets, Bal.
umore, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

CHICAGO, Dec. 3o.-Deputy Sheriff
Gleason attempted to arrest Judge
Gresham IN room at the Palmer House
on Saturday night, mistakiDg him Tor All
insane man fo- whom the deputy had a
warrant. When Judge Gresham gave
his name the shlriH thought IL was one
OF his hiliucinatione. There was an
amusing debate before the officer was
convinced OF his mistake.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-31

CnIcAGo. Ills, Dec. 3i.-The ChIcaRo,
Milwaukee aud st. Paul railroad yester.
DAY announced n cut OF $2. 30 In the first.
ci,s s.te from st. Paul 10 Chicago, and
70 cents from 81. Paul TO Milwaukee.
7" avoid violation OF the Interstate
Commerce law the company will have TO
eui ils tates to Kansas CITY, Sioux City
Ind Coun;il Bluffs. The officers OF the
" PaIl Company aud the officers OF the
Chkaeo. Burlington aud Northern road
charge the Wlscnntin Central railroad,
niose refusal to enter the Western
Passenger Association caused the dissolu.
'"n OF that organization, with msking
seuet ratos with steamship companies on
Parle1 OF immigrants bound for the
kofihwest.
The shipments Of grain, -four and pro-
hons from this town to the seaboard
u lho lines In the Central Trafiic Asso.
BATON last week aggregated n, ,494 tons,
slnst % ,329 for the week previous, and
S.'nst 81. 572 for the corresponding week
~ week. Tho Vanderbilt lines carried
F. per cent. Of the business, the Penn
bhaDi, lines % per cent, the Chicago
ha hrand Trunk 1872, and the Baltimore
Nd ONO iR7