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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

One or more of mans senses may
play him false while his reasoning
powers in general remain unaffected.
He may "see" what does not exist
hear a voice where there is no utter
ance; smell an odor where there il
none; have q bitter or nauseous taste
where there is nothing TO cause it.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

FUNNY TICKETs.-One excited
school eiectOr cast for his ballot one
of Wylle A. Moore's circulars "ShaIl
the Ring Rule?" Another man
put in a bill against Williams q
England for lumber of $l9.80. The
judges still have the bill aud
think they will collect it.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

BIRTHDAY PARTY.-A pleasant
surprise party was given Monday
evening at the home of J. H. Smith,
on Marion street, in honor of Miss
Linnle Lewis birtday. About forty
young friends were present, and an
exceptionally good time was en-
loved.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

Dainty chips, high teas, Saline
snow flakes and exquisite waters
and other dainty brands Of the flu
est crackers in the world, at Sroat
Il Giles.
Ladies looS out for Calvert's open
ing days.
Pekin duck eggs, for salting, at
Dawson q Whites Court street
market.
A. b. Buren & Son carry heavy
line of German plate mirrors In
plain and bevel, all shapes and with
or without frames.
Quaker oats at Clark & Eppley's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

A CARD.-The copartnership has
been formed between DIR. McAfee aud
DR.. Brooks, and they will be found
at their respective offices, until fur
ther arrangement. 3-lO-f
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

ROD AND GUN CLUB.-At the
meeting Monday night at Brooks 81
Harritt's gunstore, the date for the
annual shooting tournament was
set for May 17-l8. At the monthly
shoot hereafter there will be three
medals shot for, gold. silver and
leather.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

FrieTs and broileTs-fiTst Of the
season, at Dawson q Whites Court
street.
Ladies look out for Calvert's open
ing days.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

The birthplace of Chopin, the com
poser, is suitably marked through
the activity Of the musical society at
Warsaw. The dwelling is now occu-
pied by poor peasant family.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

This gives Mr.. Moores, very
competent young business man who
has grown up in Salem, "a plurality.
The new school board will be COM
posed of E. M. Waite of Salem,
F. r. Smith of South Salem, and
w. l.. Wade of North Salem. By
law Mr.. Waite will be chairman,
and the new board meets today to
canvass the vote. The clerk has
fifteen days to qualify and must give
bond for $50, 900.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

FoR SALE Fofty feet front on
Commercial street First class busi-
asss properly. Enquire Of WIN. 4.
Burke, One-half block south Of
Bush's bank-uDsiairS. Sl0-lf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

Young MAN MIssING.-A fifteen
year-old boy named Miller, living
between Stayton and AumsYille,
last Saturday took his gun and
went out hunting. He has not
been seen since, and his people have
serious apprehensions that an acci-
dent has befallen him. A searching
party has been out since yesterday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

FEED AND CHOP.-Branson, the
cash grocer, has bought the grain,
chop and feed stable of j. III. East
ham, and AL these goods will be
kept on hand and delivered to any
part of the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

WAsHIs0ToS March B.-fecre-
taTy BialBe IL reported ~ doing
wen ae bas 8 good appellle aud
no fever.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

Neuralgia Cured in 15 Minutes.
Mr.. j. S. Sturtevant, editor of the
Waupaca, wis. Post, says: Last
night Cbamberlain's Pain Balm
cured my wife of neuralgia of the
face and tooth In fifteen msnutes.
We would not be with out it, so
cent bottles for sale by G. E. Good,
druggist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

The following Is the list Of letters
remaining uncalled for in the post
Office at Salem, March, Is 1892. Per.
sous calling for the same will please
saw HadVerlised:u
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

GRUB OAK.-Plenty Of II deliy'
cred promptly in any quantity.
Salem Truck q Dray Co. 2.27-lmF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

Is guaranteed to every one who
takes Hoods Sarsaparilia fairly and
according to directions. This is the
only preparation of which 400
Doses One Dollar can tIuly he said.
Have you seen Houd's Rainy Dag
and Balloon PuZzie? For particu
lars send to G. L. Hood q Co.,
lowell. Mass.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, jaun-
dice, biliousness, sick headache,
constipation.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

Ladies' cloth top, patent leather
tip shoes for $3.50 at II. j. Fleniing's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

Ladies' look out for Calvert's open
ing days.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

Chinook salmon - Dawson &
Whites.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15
TTb CipITAL JOURNAL.


Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for EpiCure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-15

NEW ADvERrIsEarSrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
MEETINGS And ENTERTaINMENTS

Tammany Society, otherwise the Columbian Order Will
install its sachcms and other officers Thursday evening
May H. Grand Sachem Thomas +. Groy will hold
for another ycor according 10 the custom Of the society
which forbids a grand sochem's reelection.
The ninth anniversary Of the conservation Of Archbishop
Corrgan bishop will be celebrated tomorrow in ST.
Petrick's Cathedral.
The members Of the Xavier Boat Club will give
musical and literary entertainment In the theatre
Francis Xaver's College on Thursday evening.
The Catholic Club will give ladies' doy to-day at
It's clubhouse. The committee in charge consists OF
Conrad y. Bachen, Joseph A. Kisns1 Joseph n. Me-
CURE. jones P. Silo and Gustave N. Lctcyrr.
lecture on " India" illustrated with ster,opteon
views given before O large audience last evening
In the Marble Collegiate Church by the Misses Lei,ch,
who have been for the past years engaged In mis-
sionaty work IN Northern Ccylon. The lecture was
given under tho auspices Of the International Medical
Missionary Society and the proceeds will 30 toward
training medical missionaries.
The annual reception Of the Five Points Mission day
school Will be given by the children this afternoon
half.past o'clock. at No. 63 Park.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03

pertinent to this question: protested d. Nicely IheI0
never a perlous proposition before TINS Dous
thnn that caucus outside OF IT, composed OF ci'"e'
ministers laymcn, ehoud determine what TINS 'oh
ference should do. Better destroy your conference
completely There is not an ecclesiastical body IN
ChristeDdom that has Two houses, but in every
instance they 81. together deliberate together and then
vote as they please | doubt whether there are
many laymen here whom some bishop does not wen
n oven u tho Tce and does nSt re-
stranger. we alternate lay and ministerial Speeches
the lay %n "o tSo vi" aer ssfe II said the
laymen can't consult: why, they consulted at me
lay canes It Is SAID they ie"I TO cal for scpa tns
goes on IL means establishing a third housc-that
house Of EN- eye e auees sn n w a
aity and then BY the episcopncy and that viii place
us in grip that Will pass out Of the ministry many
d. r.. Lowrie, OF Newark; F. II. Root. OF Buffalo,
and Ex-Governor Evans OF Colorado also spoke. -
before they are hurt said Ex-Governor Evans sFour
years ago the bishops as body recommended the
can't act as one Church unless We are mixed up
In the house as to be indistnguishable ms Is a
very simple thing It Isn't tearing the Church , 70
Said. for any dreadful change
Mr. cmis Of Of no called for sn"W vote S ""r
Under this ARRANGEMENT, the lay and ministerial DEE
oned as Of equal value. More than a third having
favored this method of adjustment. IT Wa decided 70
hermit the laymcn to vote first. MI flcU. anlPiu
ment providing for the separate seating Of lay dele
gates WIS then carried by vote By ORDER. me
vote stood Laymen-ieas, lO5 nays. 81. Ministers
-Ytos lG2: nays. 13o. ,o..
A suggestion by Or. Ouea that absent members
shond BE- allowed further opportunity to vote was
not entertained. ., . A.,
Early In the session another hitch occurred over inc
scotInc of reserve" or alternate delegates Dr ~
uoI F. Ipham. Of MadOn, " j.. reserve TOT DR. W. ~
warner who absent. was seated tfnpoi,'if,
with The understanding that II Dr. Warren arrived thc
Conference should consider the question OF his r1Rht
IN displacc the reserve. This diligently comes ap ~
cy.ry conference and Is OF special importance thiS
ycsr as the only women delegates arc "rcseTvcS.
The Quadrennial episcopal address was maze "a
specIal order for to morrow morning al ~ 1ci'ch.
To might at o'clock the delegates we're received ~
The Exposition Hall BY Mayor Bemis ana the common
Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
M SEEK FOR THE NORTH MAGNETIC POLE.

A special meeting Of the American GcosInphies sore|
held IN Chickerng Hall lest evening Tor inc aS,u'
sion Of plan for magnetic survey OF the region i''
medlaely surrounding the norhcra magnctic pore ITO
,,c,,,ac mart OF the work was discussed by Professor
w T. Trowbrldgc. OF Columbia COLLEGE, ara fiotesso'
MAYER Of the Stevens lrsuhte Of T,sholoPy 'fencr'
A. W. Greedy showed that the region in which the poe
ua, nav be reached with comparative safety anc COM
Tort The OF this expedition. which Viii De ieSs "
MA ever before expended III such important journey 70
the North will be paid BY subscription The hndihs Of
thi. pole will cast new light upon general maaneue
phenomena All that is krown at prcent is that IN Oh
years the magnetic pole has moved thu fll lens~ OF J"
orbit ana IS now ott'lourM OF tne us
lance on ts circuit west 20 east Professor Char"s
schot, OF the United States Co,s and Geodetac SUE
,oy has promised advance the won OF lifting OUT -
expedition much possible and the United states "oS'
crnmcnt will lend instrument. aud Other srparitds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
TERRIBLE WiNDs'rORMS IN TIE WEST

EldoiTdo. Kan. Nav o.-Ncws has lust reached here
OF tornado which struck the village Of DuroS. nine
tecn miles north OF here. this morning. II Is mpos.
sble to learn the amount 81 damage done. although Il
is known that person killed Tho storm struck
the northern part Of the town ana DESTROYED four
buildings and Schoolh0use Religious services were
being held in the schoohousc but when the storm was
approaching the people abandoned the building.
scarcely Ind thcv cleared the building when the tor.
nadO struck and demolished II.
ST. Joseph. Mo-. MAY "a terrible Wind and rain
storm swept over Holt N0nwav and AchIson conn
tics. In Missouri. and the southern ticr Of Iowa
Ties Yesterday. The damage done viii reach manv
thousands Of dollars and loss OF lie i reported IN the
vicinity Of Fairfax. Mo- The Crcston branch OF the
Burlington WIS washed out for a distance OF mile
and half south ~ CONWAY. Iowa and no trains will
be able To- run over j! for couple Of DAYS. The
waite. at this point nine inches In an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

Springfield H.. May tspeclaD-Nearly all the
candidates for Governor who will appear Wednesday
In the Republican state Convention have arrived here
The asprpnts Governor Ffcr. General Horace 5.
Clark Judge Longcnecker and General q. F. Marsh.
Judge Collins is not expected The managers OF the
Eifer campaign claim 900 votes on the first ballot. but
Clark md Longcneckcr both talk fight. Clark has a
big crowd coming from Egypt to help him. Senator
Cuom will head the delegates al large to the National
Convention. with Ex-Governor Oglcsby. DIR. Joseph
Robins and General James :. Martin and four OF The
pnrty leaders from Cook County. j. ". F.. Thomas
will ask for one OF the positions from Cook Cuny as
representative OF the $1,000 colored voters Of the
state. Lieutenant Governor RAY. secretary Parson
and Auditor Pavcv VIII have opposition. but 1t does
not appear ornidnbl; OF this distance Inc conven-
lion Is called for Two days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
REPUBLICAN, WOMEN ORG ANIZE.
MRS J. ELLEN FOSTERS ACTIVE WoEh IN
PRovIDENCE-rHE WASP STARTS
NOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEw YORK.
Providence. n. l.. May Cspeclan-In response to
cards issued by the Women, National Republican
Committee OF which Mrs. ID. Ellen Foster, OF Town.
Is chairman and Mrs. Thomas W. Chase. OF hhon"
Island 1, secretary about 800 women met Mrs
Foster In Tirnglast's Hall this afternoon "ov'
crnor T.add and General Chase. members OF the re
pubcan National Comnitce and Henry f. IepNe
pres,dout OF The Republican League Of Rhode Island,
wcr. also present. Governor Ladd introduced Mrs.
Foster. who In stirring md enthusiastic words eS-
pln,ncd What Can Republican Women Dor An'r
some general discussion. n W0mnns Republican As
ISOLATION wns formed with Mrs. John L. H"aton' one
81 the editors ~ THE News president. Mrs
Henry A. s,earns. OF Lincoln: Mrs Henry Il. haiou'
- woou socket Mrs. Thomas CoeGeslnil. Of New
nor, Mrs. Thomas w. Chns'. OF Fast Greenwich ana
Mrs Eno Iapham. Of Warwick ms vice presidents
md Miss Mary woolley. 81 Pnwtnckci. rs secretary
Tho object ~ tho association is - unite the women
- the stat. I'm political work and sornl Influence.
for tho maintenance Of the principles OF the R"pho
llcnn party In the home. IN the state and In tho
Nation.
Mrs Foster a-o addressed u meeting OF the eNcc"
i've committee u Tho Republican League club OF
Rhode Island nj the Norrng,nsctt Hotel Shc Sp"Ho
along the limo ~ her speech AZ the womanS m'r'hH
.ic soid TIN, the trmtcmncc women OF TIE thiih OF
rr,bib,on marty defeated the Republicans In ls1a.
Although thee women nr- the best IN thc country
their zeal II mIsiiiccicd. she believed tha' "n"t
eyer l. good stands n better chnnce WIN "e NJ
,,crn ,hon tho Democratic party. II was decided
IN hold tho next convention 81 the Republican League
n, Newport on Juno l. when the Legislature IS IN
session thcrr.
Archibald RogerSs new ~ foo'"r Wasp. which was
l,u. To- b.a, the Giornnh WIS put III commission W
nr,s,o, today md sailed away for Newport enc
,,l start for Hyde Park on the Hudson to-morro"'
u po.ors viii enter the Wasp In several rlc"s
nbou, Now. York. captain Charles Hnrr. last YEAR
muster of the Owecne. will 'all tue wasp ~
Ilerr,-hoN hns ten boats 81 various 'ii"s III inc
hon. some ot them nearly ready "a lnlnch .
francis Cowcl. chosen cts solicitor. by tnc
ro,rs 81 Aldermen after thirysiX ballots this after
noon Mr. Colwe T. able lawyer, past mildi"
fife and vas n candidate for judge oi the supreme
rn,r, when tho number was recently Increased. lie
fnrmcdy represented Providence In the Stat" scnnte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
BROTHERHOOD OF IOcoMOT1ry FIRE1fEy.

Port Jcrvis. n. u. May "a meeting OF delegates
from all lodges OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
fnmen along the Eric system was held here
sunday reports showing the prosperity OF the order
In the various sections OF the country made be
the visiting delegates Grand Master Sergeant cx-
pressed bis satisfaction with the condition Of the
organization and commended the pleasant relations
existing between tho railroad company and the
brotherhood mon along the line OF the Erie. Mr.
Sergeant referred 10 the fact that the order was
organized in Port Jcrvs on December 90. 1873. by
Joshua Leach. He traced It's growth from member
ship OF eleven up To the present me with member
ship OF $4,000 and 4s5 subordinate lodges located in
every state and Territory In the Union and the Do
minion Of Canada and Mexico. During the lat year.
Mr. Sergeant said. the Hemen throughout the country
had received many concessions and a large increase
In salnry. There had not been a single Instance he
said. where individuals committees had not been
well received By the management OF corporations
where differences had arisen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
HAeTnorND FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.

Chicago, May 2-Ea>tbound freight shipped by oil
the roads last week amounted to jTD2 tons. against
~. 0j4 tons of the preceding week. de'Icase OF
7l42 tons and agains; j2g-2 for the corresponding
rycricd last year an lmcrcn.c Of 1880 tons. The
same shipments Of -four. grim and provisions from
Chicago to the >caboard by the roads In the Central
Traffic Association aggregated -ol1o tons. against
- j41 FOR the preceding week. decrease Of 'Joh
IONS ard against 33l0O for The corresponding week
last year. decrea.e 81 2,o2l tons. ~ the total
business the Vandc: b line, carried % per cent, the
rcnnsvlyau, lines =. Der cent the Chicago and t,Iani
Trunk II per cent aud the Baltimore and ONO - i-r
cont. The volume LAKE Shipment, dropped lat
before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
r.r4L WRECKS ClrSED BY UASHoTTS.
TRAIN GOES DOWN WITH ncIDGE-six L:VtS
LOST on TWO ROADS.

4
LOST OF TWO ROADS.
indianapolis NAV ca dispatch to "Thc News
from, Wcstviic. Ind. says; ~ norihDouhd trcGh'
rain ON the Louisville, HcwA Albany and Chicago Hall
rood was wrecked at point one mile north 81 oU'
a., +, 20 this morning Train NO. 81. John Murray
engineer crashed tlrous, bridge. The engine ana
eight cars went down. the cnhooSc and two remain
Ing on thc track The at the wreck this morn
Inc WAS "A terrible one. The bodies of III" engineer,
trcmnn and brakeman who we've In tho cab Of the "n.
cinc when Il struck the bridge. are buried In the
water beneath m immense mass ct wr"ckagc. super
ntendcn, Collins with the wrccdng train and large
farce Of men are at work clearing the debris. Trlfic
has been abandoned north Of otis. The heavy down
fall OF rain which cot In about O'Clock last night
washed away tho foundations Of the bridge leaving the
Ton portion Of the structure intact. There
warming and the train dashed hcadong into the water
lcnca,h the sinking structure. Tho men killed
Engineer John MURRAY, Of Michigan CITY, who leaves
wife and two children James Bowen. fireman. single
of MonoL Ind m,,d Elmer Brown. brakeman Michigan
city"
Kansas city. May a dispatch to 1.-THE Journal
from Lincoln. Ncl said that last nights caused
disastrous wreck The Burlington. A cnvcrt
near Lincoln washed ont by the heavy rain wreck
Ing the casibound passenger triIn. The engine md
mail and express cars were thrown into the DIT H.
Fireman II. r. -hring nnd two tiamps who were
stealing ride were instantly killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
THE ACTIVE NTH DISTHCT CLUB.
iANY NEW MEMBERS ADM.TrTD-ADDlSe III


MANY NEW MEMBERS ApM.TrED-ADDISG TO
THE GRANT FUND
At meeting held at their headquarters NO. !
Abingdon square last evening, the members :" .,'
Republican Club Of the IXth Assembly D'e'',..
ordered the banner and transparency on '"e'' o"'u
Ing bearing the name OF Benjamin H''rison rs WI"
dIda,e for President 70 be taken doVn. O"'ns !"
slight misunderstanding the sign w"s disPa!e' WIN"
out the authority OF the organization INC mcm
bers OF the club generally favor the denomination OF
the President and a month ngo they ndop'c" 'e'oiu
lions indorsng his candidacy yet 1t was thohgh best
10 awat the action OF the Republican N0t'onai OohVeh
rion Tho meeting OF the club was enthusiastic ana
thirty eight names were added to the roll In the early
part Of the evening General Horace ror'cr was
prescnt and spoke OF the h@ds oil INC
Grant Monument Association. His appeal met a
hearty response and when he went away nc took with
him a check for 200. Ills address was heard With
much attention and vote Of thanks was gwen - him,
The members Of tie club are looking forward with
much pleasure their excursion 70 Corawahtononthe-
sound which will take place on June H. Charles IL.
Macy was elected first vice president OF the organha-
ton I'm the place OF John McKeever, VINO resigned on
Apr H. There were present last evening George
NJ Clark president: James A. Van Da Linda, secre-
,nry FI1nklin Is. Miller secretary ana Naltcf Loyal
IL H. Corsa +. VI. Morgan. T.. Is. Ilhsdalc l. }.
burton. A. A. Ford q. y. Dcanc and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TODAY.

For New. England and Eastern Newfork. sno"e"s
slightly cooler; northeas,criy winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jersey, Des"sN' ".y
land and Virginia fair In che morning; showers III ~
afternoon southwesterly winds; slightly Cooler .
For the Cuioinas, fair. followed by p"ss'o'o s"'"e''
North Carolina cooler by night.
Eor Georgia. generally tair cooler BY Night
For Aisnn", t NssInn md Eastern Texas fair.
For ArkanrAs. light showers slighty eooss. in Yam
For Tennessee and Kentucky. Iight .ho"esS !"
tucky; generally fair in Tennessee slghuy
For Net yIrgips. Western PcnnsyNasn,irs .ooss.
For Illinois. ruin slightly cooler . -, n,,
For Michigan. generally fair; cooler ~ Ss yV'A
For Wisconsin and Minnesota, generaly iaIr,u.,
For North Dakota. generally fur slightly ""'""
For south Dskota showers: snen"y "si"e''
For Iowa and Nebraska, showers
For Missouri. sh0wrrs, slightly cooler ,,sn
For Kansas light showers cooler IN the eousne~9"
For Colorado. light showers.
For Montana. generally fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
A NEW STREET ROAD FOR LONG ISLAND CITY

A NEW STREET ROAD FOR LONG ISLAND CITY.
Albany. MAY 2.-The Gro cent Railroad Company Of
Long Island CITY was Incorporated odav, with Il
capital of 100000 for constructing street railroad
about six miles In length in Long Island CITY starting
AZ Third and Front sts thence along Frcntst TO and
along Fourth-si JackSonavc. East-ave. TweIftn-st.
Eiy ave. Mott ave-. the Crescent frccma'-a'e''
Academy ST.. washincton-ave.. RapcIyeoVe' "rahafn'
ave- and Jackson-avc. to the boundary Inc OF honS
Island City and Newtown. centre Of the old Bowcry
pov,o,d o,ro through Academv-s ST.. from Washington
ovo IN Iomaica-ayc Nott-ave.. from Elv-ave to and
along Van Alst-avc.. Four.h-si. Jackscn-ave.. and
Third st. 10 Front-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
1N.rEReT,TE COMMERCE. DECISION.

Washington. May e.-Thc Ftcr'tate Commerce COM
mission today In opinion by Commissioner McDiii
announced It's decision In the cases brought BY the
Anthony salt Company and other Kansas salt manu-
facturcrs against the Missouri Parhc Union Pacific,
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific At"hison. Topeka ana
santa Fc 4, Louis and San Francisco Chicago Santa
Fc and\ California. and Gulf. Colorado and santa Fe
railway comranIc-. II Is held that any advantages
which nure to Michigan salt manufacturers from rates
to points in Iowa Illinois. Missouri and Nebraska are
advantages arising from natural situation. and that the
low rate to Missouri River points is Influenced by
conditions which are beyond the defendants control
and existed before Kansas salt discovered. As 10
these rates the complaints are dismissed without
prejudice II t. held nirthcr that rates on salt to
points south and southwest Of Hutchinson. knnSas.
and T. Louis. Missouri do CONSTITUTE" undue preference
I'm favor OF Michigan against Kansas salt. and that
they should be rcadjustcd by the santa lie system.