Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1880, Page 6

THE CUICAGO TRIBUNE: fog having come ton close, the President-elect | Charles Conoley was dovolred tho overshada took the chair, nnd introduced to tha audience ior honor of standing at tho door and keeping woult-bo intrinters on the meetings. Every. shine: Y Mexte y iat 0 fie Hon Deahaed Swett weno Ha bs Thing was Deautifully harmontos, and, Wier the business nen of New Mexico eny that ay , s 3 can he enforced t A thus fixing up its slate, the meeting adjourned, F : such arrangements as this can Whe Situation in the Third Con- | today. rele a trie teautn Wied ne mune, | Rapid Extension and Business that the Courts will certainly nold that it 1s LOCAL POLITICS. entire cor should be sttrrendered to the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Company, But partment of his rond will hereafter | BLOOD PURITICE be as follows: at Rute Assistant Genoral | Frctaht DR. CLARK A ¢ naalnst publle palley for any company to | gf, River): CL. Wellington, Assistant * gressional District of T= Jif frett, who on grected very mormi,| gh lait seen ENCE ne | Growth of the New Maxie | Raves ne all rave 7 | Gnas Brat Ain torn ie H * yh be Bx- Set a vs he . nin ney, and i ne vibe the ut ait whom iid tho Nutlon want for Uresidont ana | Corinna ieee ohn eae : Fata ths can Lines. Grande Company feel does not build down Cis ca nie et ras ta! I au i ‘ Vice-President. As the question now atood. | Kai, Wark john Melindensnnd Wed, Siamils the river some other company wit de soand | Ay addition ta the above. and’ for the pure a: {thors were Garfield and Arihur on ono | ton, ‘Ther wie A good attendiace of youn conneet with Th. ‘Tho general expectation | pogo of facilitating the transaction of bash Dr. Farwell on tho Necessity of | sido,and tnncovk and English on tho other, | men, and the subject of organizing a Gaeeld | Thrac Companios Preparing to here ts that the agreement betwen the Lovo | hess, the followhu Diviston, Freight Age ea sj g ' Deopening and Enlarging These names did not amount to much by thom. | And Arthur Chul was discussed eithants fae Cc t Text ith conmpanties wal be Weaken, or areola have been appoluted: S. Howell Tungritinse 3 sg ' P & solves, but the principics tnvolved tn chotco | Avot arclyinn At any dofinit enneliision., Bie onnect Old Mexico with Sabine OF; taker, and that fet {ie Mary | dort Inds, forall statlong en bel iver Di- = ZB the Cann. hotween thom Iny at the very’ henrt's core of the | Weehine pdlournes Motlern Comforts. Powortnue rhonet will, Jair Mie, ee fi vésidu nnd min tte I Indintn west of nnd 22 st ‘ x i 1 is a Ni e Fort yne; day CG, ve ie ° : Nation. To deekie this question intelligently. | 4 ineeting of tha Young, Mon's Garficld and tho untold wealth that {8 supposed to te duvet Fae art eaters tietitinals except ne BS ; o “ one must look nt tho record of the tepubllean | Artnurcluuof tho First Ward wae hohl at tho hetween, What the people of New Mestco | fine on the St. Louls Branch and. the Clty of gS Woe 4 Mr. Henry J. Willing’s Speech to } and Domoeratio parties, ‘The speaker thon ro- | Grand Vactfle last ovoninx. ‘The Keerutnry rend | Basis of Rettlomont Betweon the Two | are hoping for ts ratlrond competition, ant | Ohjenzor 1h, W. Lipnincatt, Macon, Mo,, for = ot ’ > viewed xraphically tho history of the strugato, | a communication from the Central Garnel and Rival Li Now 0: thie prize fo be secured by ratlroad compantes | siarions west of Mississippl River. excepting as a3 the Young Men's Auxiliary | i ig tech etpeite Made atiyity | Merete aac "et Yl ach val Lines to Now Orlemns, | Whats ne wre ti tie pois | SOM etede pieion aid | Be 7 a ititi-stavery clemet 0! in je Bhat iy a ay. v cl o v "1 | 44 i . ~ Club. tint inal cro events whten nccurred the Repabe | the Guelelt and Arthur Clubs tn Cook County a 2 DC a Reena ett Conugnny: have St, Gauls ad Mtssonel Mlver paints, tt 82 g2n ean party, was firm in ite support. of freedom, | to the hourtanarters of the Contral Chub, ie neb NEW “MEXICAN ROADS, huilen brane from Chuarag, on the NR nen Tho duty of Divison Fre Halt: / ments * ee’ Ba winloWMo nea purty worked ae | eames ceaCoMRChcRTeatyn Cn | 5 Crema Se TT Te te owes ot | Hef, punae frequent am curt mteNe: | ag or Leonard Swett Explains tho Situation hie roan of thigtiation wag that Tinentn | hein renresonted, If tua voted thu qstelnante tu vaphilty! with whieh tho mreat rattrond ifetaldads serait taps tho: coke sald cont cede hve, and report upon all appll- 52 Be. ¥ j= was ot he Kouth ent it a! ent. ¥y 4 we + 24 Hs aH Ceion, v ce] me! 9 to tho Fourtt Ward Repub. i i nol slavery only: ty. Virtuo ot 2 loent law was” clectod ntivh delegnte, Sa Stat: } lnes ara being extended over these Western ‘The statistics of trafic and of the receipts watlone for Fee sea ee anni, ont 38 so z leans. rth woul wuitsteip thoms und te was this | ford, Of atiselesipply wis called on | ‘Territories Is one of the great marvels of thy | and expenditures of tho new rallroals in| ty keap tally tutored as to the general con- gE me ‘ fete, sytiiele nd SeIN. te ween, wd cette | few hmathe eiitiveto thecaureo pureed by | century. Itused to be supposed that a coun- | this part of the country aro aecessible to any | dition of btistnes: c ed Bs ; : What they’ claimed to bo a separate Govern | ey tiicerae in chamming thn Tepeoiieun mine | try must be settled before tteoutd support a | ONS New York who has tiered! enawe | Avents are required to commuplente with 82 Ero Meotings of tho Ward Olube—Appont= | "8s weatac kno tht wt tho ft sw | Riv of sleennDuiMten Dua eg awa, and thon who peoeeted new nes | Heteesarken® hart sie tg tng mune | ME rege ni ATRL Ee |B = éncoln' ° . i tire elie AMM | cerning ora re! Ry ry 06 monta for Spoakora in the Stato, fell upan Hincalneinind that there had (one. 8 | tho peapieat ihe North were sniiyin inoranee | followed tho great routes which Internal | cla] suceess of the Atchison, ‘Topeka & Sante cerning alt matters relating to the business @ s F thelr stations, niso keepltg them advised ns to 2 Gy Dyspepsia, Lives 3 tho condition of busin tributary to thelr atitions, On. any portion of the road where seases, ever ff there fs no Division Freight Agent, statlon aAgue, Hheuma- agents will eonmuuleata direct with tho tiam, Dronsy, | general office at St. Louis. Heart Disease, ——— Biliousness, Nervous Debi BRITISH RAILWAYS. és bility, ete, Special Dispateh to The Chteaga Tribune, Tho Bost REMEDY KNOWN to Man! : reat Dt bo nereed f te the ei Inretation to the duviltrics practicud in that ore! y shee se F6 and the Denver & Rio Grands Roads, in ul te ae ret Uafuvealt Mi ney te, ctuereetes, | Tee pon white and binek, tepublicans, Ito connneree had already established for Itself, h , 1 t vl Hitles it had outgrown, Rall- | thelr, uncom eted condition, is one of tha Ni 0 NAL 4 to th wethe taget tha Unton | hoped the people of the North would-be ng and whoso faciiltles ft had outgrown. Kal 4 ( 4 TUTTD CONGRESSION AT | Maa ntuntedon every hattioione from. Malte ¢0 ited te thesouth now Is in tha coming etees | way-bullders of a quarter of # ecutury ago wonders of Wall street aie ‘ foc: teri cis nd pn would then be broken tn . a % = Bi ee ee rovionts Ineitectunt attompts to | HORMRLAML, (AUBURN) ian wag arhnt | thedatlintenen the newple there sawrthne tha | SOwRAEtW conricclathe largo towns, and {0 so HAVE YOU SERN Trt seu the Hon. Charis H. Farwoll when ha was | siuutd be dlone with tho Southern people. The North wold no Jongoe stand tho deprivation af cure a (alle vay nor muy ogee ly ie To the Editor of The Chteaga Tribune. i not engaged in talking dry goods, mining, and | spenker wus In Vickaburg when be firat heard o 3 0 right no ho citizen, white pr hack. Tho | grow, he railroud Is now the ptotiver ol CittcAuo, Sept. 2—"'The Uilnols Central polities, n reporter for ‘nw ‘suunusn was Weky | he genera allan CC A Geter his seouch ERC ty and nt tho close of | eiytiization,. It pushes out Into countrles | Raitroad have thelr plans in hand for the enough to find bin at lberty fora few moments Morgan be xitth in command of the |” fee that are almost destitute of population, and construction of grand depot at South Park The London Tacs, summarizing the re- i yanterdas ynorning In bis ipelyato se ae vas Tees thers and ee Boved eaten he tated | * MISCELLANEOUS. which have not felt the stlnulating {n- | Station, and we are Informed tint It will be | ports of tho Britly railway companies tor 9,000,000 Bottles : Baten eaeeraitolesintorvlewin * aenecas Hamaker quent take aspeeeh to the peaple, Ha ‘THE RTATR CENTRAL COMMITTEE iience of outside capital, following finished In time for the Grand Encampment.” | the first six months of the current yeur, This By gs Varied - if ‘Coupresdiaylnaae ee i speaker snout make Ty maadlenee, which he nos | isatill actively pushing the eampnign, and has | cloxo upon tho heels of the Gov-| ‘Ihe hove notice appeared In tho Hvening | remarks that ft has-been a wonderfully TED TOResses Properties, on which be was bent. Heed was composed of three classes of peopl. mado n number of now appolutinents far mect- | ernment exploring expedition whose re- ings. John M. Hamiltan will epentk ‘lucas | ports and descriptions of scenery read “Having tuken the fold as a cantidate for | Oneor these classes attended the Ruthoring, on Journal abouta year ago. No deseription Congress from the ‘Third District, Mr. Farwell, | borseback—tho Southerners; tha buys in ple é prosperous half-year, The status of particn: | yiiciteonverts ihe Austen had Macaca! 4 having appenred in print, perhaps it might | lar compantes and. thelr, condition 1s com- | fod ince, tacos. | A teficteney In Peyalins Conirrens (have any objections to stiting your | composed tho decoml eluss; fuid tho third clues | tay nt Tneons | Woutuatay | wt Honey alnost like the exaggerated Actions of Jules | interest some of yourreaders who have never | pred with last year tho Tuiney Indicates us Siompemy Te cho medicine fe taken imam): rears for tulsing tint stup, and. to setting | WEN the wewra. and, in all, they nuns | Chureday At Canton. Friday at Pekin, Sat- | Verne. ‘Tho man who Invests his money ina | had the pleasure of looking upon this mode! | fellows: pisly afler sxting tho furmentallen of 50 ‘ Fete menad you propose to do'in the inater og | bere about” 15.002 people, He “remem- | urday nt Jackson, Mo also has appointments | Western railway project to-day, unless the Tho London & Northwostern Company—tak- ) “4T eu npon, Congressinnnl Dered calling the attention of tho people Cy ho Liver, ing the companies in tho-order of thelr magnl- | Ie pete HRS Fe tude pays tf per cent per nonin ogninst is it Keemss a the Bawels, porecat per unui for tho corresponding bilt= ¥e Burites the Wood, ‘ Year of 183, the tdiition to the nmount of tho | Tf Qulets tho Nervous System, ‘ dividend being 220000, The Northorn Com- rh B i * of arehitectural beauty to read of its appeat- Jelution in easy you are natn{- | Pred Calg toe, iene and showed tine | for Shawneetown tho lth, llzabethtawn tho obfective point of the line ts some phenome> | anes to one who gazed at it from. the beautl- alum elcctear ee rennte reply. Tha | staat crnelties had wencrils at thalr close ticen | 1th, Golconda tho t6th, and Metropolis tho nal tulning entnp Ike Taeutvilte, does Ro not | ful Fast Park by tho moon's MUAH rays, be We a indntioc ate. That’ t have her porpatentent ty the vietors pon the vanquished, | 1ith. dames McCartney will speak at Yntes Nira ng | tee te the trade of the country I confess to a. slight. feeling of dis- rates Tania candhinta aro toatl nave mort | [obotd auemthat no wuw eppored toni Mis and | City todays Angunta. ‘uceday, BM, sterling | thtowely wich, te 39 to bors fasumclent ¢ fone, slanting beans Here anaL Repubiiedns, nue only i the. ‘rhint {| oven wont so far as to belies appolutment as the It Nourlebea, Mtrengthens and Invigornte In pardoning Jett | yo, ‘ar? te Any’ support the road, but beentise he expeets the conde HATY, Nuain, Wye 8 per cent per annin. ns com- Ieenrrieuomthe Old ssf My) tens OEM mot both the Held nt alle tam nat eck ANSWERED WITH A 1188. : the simount of dividend bemg 434,000, ‘The | Healthy Perspiration, ing oltice, at alt beenuse Towant ft. but hi \ bustness for itself, : " 5 | ne coowig day fst ho ali duy, “J. A. Connolly, tho United States Marshal | "“Wvith this abject. tu, view these great arte- | MY Mand whether of had not in the 4 Eve Midtand pays 6 per cent per annum, 8 com | + Tt neutealizes tho horeditary taint, or . 1 alten. ae ted terim heeaume) have been so | wanted to fell him how hedespised that specet, | for tho Southern District of tiltnols, tins also | sles of commerey are boldly pushed out inte Jong rango 1 had taken mtsealenlated nnd HE | pared With's percent per annum, tho’ aitdition | blood, which meunrates Berofala, Hioaiaae ate tl Say corer ceed Todo, aie Nov, ae to. tho | He wasn Connecticut nanvand he saithe had | token tho stump, ite will aponk at Lincoln tho, | tho deserts and mountalns, and constructed tinon sone of the nelehboriiy tencuopss bub | fo the mmount of the dividend boing £10100. | PATer sro namiclisomploradin it anata A seennd partot your question. The ‘mate tiles | huld himself out to hear a ood speech, aud ils Tth, Hopedale the sth, Wastington tho oth, | over hundreds of miles of country In whieh its frostntty to the track and Its grand style, { Tho Pancnshiro & Yorkshire pays b per cent per | yy can betaben by the most delioste, tare, speatd Dirt Ot dt dcleimtion, should work for | (lr, Swett's) speech was all tho wromg way. Ho | Prineovilin the 0th, Eimirood the Sith,and Gales} the population, If It were to abandon every | ty tke all the buililings of this great corpo: | anium, as compared with 4 per cent per annttins | aged and feobloy cara.oaly beng required tm astenon ty Train this {ime onward, i my estimatton, fa tho | spoke next, at Calra, where bo repeated the | burg tho ith, other industry, would notbe anfllelent to fur- ration, suon diasipatedjallimy doubts an cone | the widition to the amount of tho dividend he- | rections, % enlarging anid deepening of the Ilinola & Mieh> | speech he had made at Vicksburg. After the YOUNG MEN'S CLUB. nish the labor to do the erading. Very lth vineed ine of iny error, ‘There Itstood with | ing £71,000. ‘Tho London & lrighton pays fein Canal.” apeech he was followed home by an old feler ‘The Rxceuttyo Comunittee of the Young Mon’a | qttention (s pald to tl Sachin tw Y HUG | its snassive sites—nt tense ten fect hich— por cent por annum, os cone Ha teat subject you Inyo hestowed cons | J. J. MeGrath, who hind loat ‘a son ut Ande i attention fs pald to the existing towns In tho 43 pontine Comings, ae tte rate noneatiens | ot ; eiat rulings of fonelantd ind Wales webhe up TESTIMONIALS. Se me ewer taiaeeeanas | ©” EEGENOIS. Hat He companies, pee tr tea ey aieiionds | ein arte: Bomrinn toh i ornt the rate of £hig per cont per anni, As | and Disoase of tho Stomach and Liver, | wi Fee Te ane mutton to rile ee siiiwieeie Way shareholders’ dividends Inong hilt yeur is, An Excellent Kemody. Y WJ a 4g Cc fi Ye tis aidernble thought, 1 hellex 2 da whoceltiched the epeech woverciy, | Central Gartield and Arthur Club helen tong | country, if any there are, but tho shortest subtling in Its perfect alinpltelty, It ts Dorie rather than Jonian Infis style, although [ meeting lust evening at the Grand Paeitle Hotel, . Ft fs prgect to which Thave given somo | ‘The xpeaker at tint tine thought that {f the | and decided ta open heady Ment somo pines | ANd qost practic route is selected. If a bre See) if tS attenuons ait which I regard iv one of the | Sortthern people were forgiven they ywoutd | ty. eee readiness te lan ales city like Santa Fé off the main dine, Is of rere sees te A Af amine ars ot happ é Hroatese vatumercial tmportanee, not only to | hencetorward dunce tojthe music of tho Unlun. | ofded that the full Executive Committec should | stiicient Importance to warrantthe expense | tecture. 1! - nawhiel ttre 7 won would Le nt belle! 2 % aE " i 5 | tecture. The four pillars pon which It rests, to tho Northwest. Tt woutd be a | He was firm In this belles, and he nover wot cert te tne Miho ity: in. advautel aN fo | Het as a Committee on Finunee, or is willing to lend its eredit to the raliway ) taken from the eliofeest plues of Mlehiean's Very qient benefit. to the city in advauging tts | cured of 1 until Hayes’ Administration. Tho Tit GER DACK RIS company to sceure special facilities, a fl eon eee mlenst pines of Stel eanmerce, but it would helt the whole North- | Southern people had thon said, "If you, will ai line Ig built to it, but smaltter towns, left. ec shore, are placed so artistically In the west piore than go In chiss Ht Would be a | withdraw the army, wo will aceopt the situa | Aro Wirecting thoir utmost efforis toward tho fiftecn, or twenty juiles side of iho pinckd sagtilre as oftentimes to call forth Competing lite to tle seaboard for ult our | tion” and direetiY tho army fwas withdrawn | sleetion of Representatives from tho Eighth, a} i int ity qites on one side of We | tears from the stontest heart. Disdalning all rode’. While it might not be used to ship | they violated the pledie, und he nt once brenmo | ‘Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and | Fifteenth, Con rond, are helpless: they must go to the rall- | conventionallties In architecture, the arehi- grain. nut othor produeta of the Northwest, {t | the best cured man that over existed, [iaughter xreaslounl ‘Districts. They say thoy expect | roud with thelr business, and they have thelr | tect draws from Nature's fonts Ne delens no would be a heulthtid eoinpetitor ta the | and appiau The speaker ilustrated the | by hard, work to ‘carry there and se- | choice, cither to move thelr town there of | paint to uae, and, as the building rises Talronds to the. Bat, If freshts wera | nature of tho Southorn electoral frauds, by | cure 100,000 votes for = their | Sinte ) “pay tie expense of wagon transportation. } iientti hefore. 1 » BU Hd Tao highs we would baye a way by which the | which the white man at the Sonth was igiven, | ticket. which would bo an increase of 3500 | Miey generally do the former, ‘The trafic Magnificent before La we ses upon its Teale Northwent contd send its produes to the | through hfs terrorizing the negro, twice the | over twa years ago. They uclnlt that thoir voto | which warranted the building of the Hne was Suolly vides | apt imitations of the rallrond, There cult ve iio combiattan bee palttiea Power ec the eae Wan at the orth, iat Alig toed te oe aes aril BBE ee that whieh Its construction was expeeted to a heataration ve ages, te inasalve: Boor, the ween the riflronds and the canal to put up | iy this means the #penker had been converted efor for teeece 5 GS 4 delight of tramps, and the terror of those froights {f It bolonzed to the Qoverntaent.” from extreme loniency to extreme ketoradoxy, | Streeter. create, not that which was found in tho conn ‘ Retyidere, Hoone Co.. I11., Fob. & 167, det vho teave iiubrelias ho structure over | We bellove, without a precedont. Tt nmountsto |” pean am: 1 have Deon ustax your INDIAN ULOGD ROO Te ao ate cane soe aHat ie would | (haunterle in the face of all thls, woul any try when the railroad engineers camathrough See bref tte hicroglyphtes.— vory nearly W_ per cont on tho amount paid for | gYiUr toragme tine, and am perfectly entiatod with be used to ship the grain and other products of | one believe that a loyal, Northerner, would AFTER MANY YEARS. and staked out the route, seems to louk with a feeling of sadness at its the corresponllng half-year of 1870, whieh is mn | the results. It Puritios the Mlood, Restores Lost Ap- the Northwest?” einbrace the proposition of a Bolid South, come a) e A Ilttlo more than a year ago, the first mila a bf & S| immense addition, considering the amount In- | petite, Strengthens tha Ne “Natatall (t would be very Jargely used, | hined with one or two Stites in the Ni v joguiates the stone forth, hav= volved. nich and Bowels, and Nelloves Rheumatiam, 1 would But what (say is that, oven If it wasn 2 of track was laid In New Mexico, To-day avellavortt allt and. the adjacent eunibox. OF bo withour it. MKS, WESTPALL, i ttised ut | ing the powor to oust tho Ite: jean part, 5 ‘Nonukn ae ett | Windows af autiqne and fantastic. shape me en ! Ait ewwoutd bow ntindiiue competitor 0 tho | z, the power, toca ann epublica Party? | Mecting of Two Aged Tdi nt ee) oe ae earn theae oF Me Cae. | AMort the sides wie front, aad, to wld to tho A CASE IN count. Kidney Discanc. eee reaad keep Treighta cstublished ut prope | question of time, when the Southerners would | Dexplaines CampeMeoting Aftor a | iy Til nt mites of railway, white its | cect aud preserve the harmony, so closely Spectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Fisher. Champalzn crrates. In this view, 1b would be not only to | again bave the control of the country in tholr | Separation of Korty-five Years—Ine | oie tiooks’ from Kansas City t Ser {8 | hog the architect clung to nature that many Des Moixns, In Sept. 3.—dohn I, Blalr, DRAN SIR: This ts to certify that your thu Interent tt Chicago nl? {cuarwe hands, "twke the history of Homo and Would | teresting Memintxconcen. crowded with frelelt as Wale wiihueane of them have the appearanes of having been ) 46 caltrda MU kin aie aes te ChlehgG: & BLOOD Byitt has s done me inure wood for Kisner doapen 8 catialy co seon that the penduftim swung to and fro, afi cf while! Z i= rake 1 iz rallras » Ag cf 4 nlorest of the whole Norlineest and the entice | aid tha pulltical paver rested now with one and |, Aualtecting Incident which happened at | struction material destined for ity southern broken and mended with paper, But the ty e a Minoisdelexatton, and espechilly our own dele: ry a 4 Northwestern, hres etlans swaro Degin In | EinOE Segue jab AIRC cure ee AaEY CHTS AL the United States Clrentt Court here to-day acer by the Des Maines & Minneapolis Rallroad whird-Day eis cise taht Company against the Chicazo & Northwest- apeAR ehntht Is to certify that your Nb LAn ern. ‘The first case ulso includes Albert Keep | Chilis arter all otter medicines had failad. . and Marvin Hughitt, and is to procnro the MISS DROWN, ie 7 i terjor of tho building has 0 charm for all, now with other OC tho purties secking thocon- | the close of the Christian golden-wedding | and western extensions. Its southern terml- : ve bee ‘ + ‘ Fo En ae et oes | Polos tb Nation, Son was ia keoved and soit | eolebration in Desplaines, I,‘Thursday adde | nus Ik now within nbout 179 mites of tel | Aut Reople have beet knows to wo out frown tions fram the athor Northwestern States, work | isin Amertlea, and some day these Southern 4 i Taso, ab wile point tt will cross into Old | {Bo city on a imo Hat excursion, and, i perinancnt thin” cuplé aro Kolig (0 wet thelr foot again upon | ed Breatly to its Intercal, After the Inst of Sea aany a rainstorm having,come up, to have gazed ‘nt POEIOTCHE TIE stenbitlty of | Hee Ee, Nome amt wi beeo te ie | thosogwho desired to ieavon “God bless | Mexico Tf thee company ds successful ty ibs ti i 4 ‘i is ravis bequty from the ontside of 2 fintions with, the Government. of that | {8 fuvishine fought off aguin, Goat upon the strect and | you ? from ono of inore of the old people had | Bogner wt a lucked door, with}feelings of a longing and we *tany doubt but thet IL Is perfectly will hear a 3m 5 country, Between Socoro and El Paso, the oh ct . cendvere tant amy doubt but thee it is perfectly, | one wll nee eae Tare meuieaad { Foturned to the body of the tabernacle, and { main line of the toad will bo built Inn south | ey aumtish that nh Hen ein ports. AB one " 4 ‘ zes Uirough the window upon the floor ine | cancellation of $1,160,000 of preferred stock os ilin Cured. coi ey: Wo must got the next Lexishituro to | then think whothers mnn saying that during tho | the regular order of bnsiness was about tobe | Westerly direction toward Cuaymns, on the - : ? = h RN , Chills Cured. PemiE fo tho people an amendment tothe Cone | tine of the Warwoukkdt inv hud f good chanee ronan one of the ol Indies, n Mrs. Mich. | (le of Callfornia, passing south of the nn- abel with pine, and coslatnst ani But tele- | now held hy the Chicago & Northwestern, Hatioon, Coles Cou Ml Alitution ceding the cunal to the Genernl Goys | of rotting murdered thon and there. * ye tional boundary through wcountry of fabled | kuviwires, the | effect Is overpowering. | nileged to have been voted to itself fraudu- | Dean sis, Land your INDIAN Hoo aS alitngntsor nucioriziug the Governor to mike | — ‘Turn this Government over to the Democrats | Wdson, approached snothor unimed Mrs. | wealth in minerals aint BHU Inns. Work | Nauwe's Hight 1s not exeluded fran | jentty by its own officers who had Insinungted qpendily cures Chills, and can recommend it ss the ‘decd to tho General Gavernment. whenever It | and the Nution will have to pay alt the Rebel | Sherburne, and asked end theniselves Into the Directory of plaintit In | Botraigae Wo the country tor oe Teas order to absorb Its property.: ‘The second — gut isto Tucover $1200 Fant, for pvnlch tho All that It Is Ebcedmimond et one ‘Treasurer presented ndraft, which was To " H Tused nnd te draft protested. ‘Tho third auit | ,P&ah Biot we este Mere ie vel Is ngainst John B, Alley to procure the eit | mended to be, and advise any one who may de in poor ce 2.102 of Polk | heaith to give iba telat, ME, FESMAN. collation ofa fiped to Fi 62 eee if Polk county swamp-lands of great value, which Chills Cured. he took when an oflicer of the Company, and yy y her, “Did ‘yon } on the western end of tits line hngalrendy | fee toot, nud) when | the tonyest ean do itt tha nest Restle ot tho onaie | Sling frou the nower of {he Sduthorn States Willoughby Atountatn’ In ‘York Stats ” thn af tron have been laid northeast from Guay- pean nro, aL by the eee pana tat should » Have you. Mrs vell, 8 80 ’! andl- | governing this country, 4 ia _country | other answered In the affirintive, when t y eventy-fiv hand the Ulinoels “Central Rallroad down to aaron he dts iin thoy have, ony claims to | un iohe Democratle fark bien, Ha moves | Alea Hicmngdegn snide “Wall t used to lWVO | sont of hares tis Company hasigeny he: | CUCU De watdon, ,ZuRMNNy te “As fur aa clilms to oftice nre concerned, L | now the 1 r hear there.” ‘The old Indies were nok long H oeratic party of tho North haa v rin grading on its westel ie e* | ingnificent tower, rising to the ht of Inve this toxay? thors Ieyinemn i thinuriny | ever fade rerntig purty of the Nort hae | in nding aut that they had tved together tn | EY Son erg western ling to San Diego othor State who hus any ricit to any oltice, and | cratic party otthe South, Mt hns always chimed | tho gnme town, ‘and -when Mra. Richardson hres Deena tor more tia B00 nies noe chimney fuly coowi tls nnaterpiees of tha feourht to bo tho rule that, whan finan ‘gocs | Inwitl tho South, Hecannot thon bo beloved | mentioned her giaiden name ax Jerusha ded thio ahnetar 304 U ‘land Co,, Il, , Nae . architect's work. L earnestly hopo that no} for wito! all nothings i wr. Re ty dan eee eee eit Teale, Het fo Tho i | ee at Ag aMneae ape ecuetoves | ANompann, Mrs sherbarnereengninelt her us | AP|COMPRNY, NANINE PuFelnsed tho ebarter | Oh will ful tn vow thiy afehitertieal orice |“ 1 phat. Std Wet almost averyttine, out without bo tnteltinent aunt thoy cut fo a control of the Government, tho Democratic | aselool-mate. ‘The recognition was mutual, be Ampany, 18 | ment that is placed at the gate of one of tho educated Up high euough=to pu 1 it enced the wae uf FOUrINDIAN Bpeclat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribunts eure ber, “he yi ren 8 it of my family, and | havo had nu use fora doctor Sriusarivup, IL, Sept. 3—Judge Treat Tite 1 have iad your medicina in my house. f would to-lny appointed Georga Mertz as Receiver | pokveyitoutlt, and reconioiond i Bae ENC of the Mont City Rallrond on petition of James P, Marshall, of Kentucky, who be- aoe mirty’ of the North will not assent to nteve i. Sy i vfivg | constructing the road tnder that mune, cee eeettonmadan “ain null atch process | tng be dott. Fae era ye ee ao. aatonded one, aaothor in tote | Welln Santa Pe the other das; Ate, John W. aes niuelT. yraisa enuiNot be awarded tho fie Hue the mitenninm isn't bere yet, ‘The | Tho Republican iden ts lberty,—that, ita man | Spme with the. tendereat affection. ‘Thoy | YOURE, the favorit son of the Mormon | iyinois Central Railroad for thelr efforts t ollices to-day nre prizes to bo cuptired by ‘thosy { earns a lout of bread by the aweat of his brow, | thom’ couyerwmd toxett one Phos | prophet, who hus a contract to build a see- | ive the people @ taste of Ul sein cllsnte ot Sho enter the race,—n condition of things which | he hus a right to eat It. The Democratic Men Be eee eee ee ean brlzhten: | Honef this tin neross the Continentat * al- glve the people a taste of the delights o| Tieonty enforce Win iho Aine. cation ta | Gat (enn iron aoa af tren tho arene | Mul ALTE, ergy macmory ERM | vido." about 120 lies westof Albuaucraw. | Couty and ven tho neuple realize by neal the people of each Congressional district wi ‘of his brow, some one else has a right to cat tt, i q ., "C wl a By, wh hn C0} enlize by actu eae ee ele nurs pick, ont tie man they want, | in oversthing that chomtetorizes serowth and | tt hers “Dit you not, when, you became Inn year, probably, tls Company’ will bo ee! oe ty sight the comforts provided for them in the cea Ee eee a ee eT a secret To aeiane | converied, decide. upon neertal plain form | FunUNg ts trains 10 El Vaso and across into | Way of shelter, after they get there, thoy wilt | nme possessed of tho rond ng tristea for Pain In tho Backs Tholr ngont todo tholr business, then wo wilt bo | while tho South is stuck tu the mire, ‘Tho | of dress Whieh you made up your mind you ou Atesteo Tete eevee tls Conperalus for Nppreclale the comprehensive TR ENAMALUNIy? various holders of bonds tssued by the Em- .. Waterman Station, Do Kalb Co, IL. augnter the millennium than welngo noses | ker mide a comparison botweon the com | would wear thenceforward?? Mrs. Rehard. | When it is now an apptleant. while In tss3 aving 1 View " ‘ f this great corporation, = 1, K. Tecut, reeof the North and South, and sald that % , ty the lino will be open to Guayins, and proba- | & 2 - tho mtnieet ar the pollttea! andlenulum tho res | what ws Wanted In thie Intter country: was son sunlled, and, as the other indy glanced at 7" i + bly west from Altbuquergue to the Colorado rier yext direetad his attention to a somewhat LAT. 8PLM: her dress, sie notleed that it was in, every | yey ona. 5 q THE SOUTHERN SETTLEMENT. Phare npiettea qirortion Just We tus tn A giear avian anownit. | | partieuin® Wentleal with that whlch she hail River in Avizona. Mt will cross the Grand i a ‘Thoro Iny weet of tho x tyellve. ye ¥ Cufion at a hieht of 1,600 fect above the ‘The oMcors of the Chiengoy St. Louls & Fo es aorta ane North Side, Aro | ous reqlon of Innd sill to be ecoupled, and In See eee eect eres stream ona bridge with a single span of 400 | Now Orleans and the Loulsvilfe & Nashville ae eee totale ture ie any doubt about my | Mfcnlyeiive years there should bea population fer . i} BIR: ‘This is to cortify that your INDIAN porltun Real Estate & Manufacttring Com- | P56 8 a fi Oo ck pat ats, Retition sets up that the Company. Mies ites’ OOF FIG th woud. has tntawfilly become possessed of the rond — i Tuaninst his will, nnd in violation of his sigits Drsnepaia and Ander one. sn. ag trustee, Ho asked the Court to order the Sener een ‘ DEAN BIR: This is to carly that your INDIAN sale of tho ron, the proceeds to be applied | prod stiuiy whieh prucutod from. 5 ‘our agent, yy } a Os V" Tue a ‘I 7 lotely curcd mo Of Dyspepain. Itis the best about DE WAKO) of people pect ie yew nearly half a century Is one of the strangest a ; + con. | Hullronds met at Loulsvillo Tuesday for tho | to paying the Indebtedness. haa comp! i suepnln. ible the pet pomunalgn Am tty intent ri tn: | agony, the erent cir mile wnat age | Geen tal ever nppened at the Dee | aryeted by" dis Aten, Woneka se Sante | MO%G ot completing tho rents of penco TAWAWGE HEEEDENG: aioe Ro i I ch athe grand march of civilization and liberty, bs EOC y. y ef fe Ms ety vi previous 4 LDING, . e ie Aira ete tu 0 bid in elegant ngs Mo borrow An oxpreasion of Bob lngersoll's, nie a ¥6 Company, in New Mexico, ting not been | tanged tn this city about o week previous, speciit Dispaten to Tha CMeago Tribune. erence Cadiie that way to-day,’ Sinton ; i built through an easy country, as many may | and to arrange new freight aud passongor arent principles of Hberty inust be guarded and VAT SHEEP, y" y ee lefendeds slavery and whisky will run theme supppse from the rapidity with which tho | rates and other matters of doin, ‘The only ‘THE YOUNG M AUXILIARY CLUB selves. If the Republican pr ‘reatopols 4 1 AX LAN 1.000 SYRUP ts Croan Tiarios, in, Sept th--Twvelvo mlles | 4 DE&r Sins Yoursteat NBLAN ZOD ERO y Wis trig to ite SS work has been pushed forward. From the f . of track have been laid on the Burlington, | recommend Itto all similarly adlicted, FE ee Ay CA ggors | SN Si cheung MLN PREIS NUCL | umber of Nheay Heturned by | Colorado line tothe point where. tho ron | SPUN Nene from this necting thus Oe Te | Cedar Raphls & Northern extension from a REN SPALLING in tho chile, and about seventy-five inembers | old, tho Southorn States would Koon go to tho | Anwoavores in HMnoia for the 3 enters the Rio Grandy Valley at San Do; | short dispatch tn yesterday's “paper an- | roca Clarion. Tho entire line is fifty- | All that It Ix Recommended to He, =” prosent. wall, whlly tho epirit. of. Hborty. wit | Assessors in MMnota for the Presont | mingo, and along the whole of tho Santa Fa | Nounelng that arrangements wera made en- HeLa ' Kansas, Régar Co. tll Me "Ufours J, Willing wos introduced) and was | He From tho Attuntic to tho Paciie | Kearse o, cxteagy THD Hranely tie roadlins. been ‘bullt through a | tirely satlafactory to both compantes and tho | SIs wiles, aud will be enmmpleted by Toes | pean ne fohave, used your excellant INDIAN ved with applatse, congratulyy 10 je 0 Knew how to ben Ipeclal Dispatch to jeago ues tutintainons country where the obstacles to saren ry j 1 rabins Ww Me vn i in re Club upon what it had accomplished, saying It | De : Putangeanclot SNC ETEI 5 | spat aL debated i" b meeting was pleasant. ‘This was anything d have vlways Cound it justas recommended, 1 ee ren Oat wantoriut orginiaution i chie | Ande straw hit, wear Hondeancloties | Saxcemip, Sept. 8—Tho last official | be overcome were Connty, by Oct. 1. ‘The cvighteon-niile ox- | 8m tenstan fees Thornburg, in’ Aonteronin i the best family inedicino ever used In wy fair TUS: . a , = progressing finely, grading being nearly al dienes atthe Manet renter nnd. thy Higher or but « satisfactory explanation of tho restlt of your hi They wero Just beghiulng to feel thelr | white friend of yours kills at Hiies ag | the meeting, especially to the people of Now ty gethng Into better fighting trim | ewenr, nud, wid do more Uban they had done, It | didn’t do it reer bo rends te { Assessment of sheep In Illinois shows con- ia elt demariled aK be ar muat when the time comes, fF he | siderable Inerense over that of the previous | Sef Oy uction ely . - If it lan dened aure mutrer that tho | your, “rhe fortleoming report of its ‘Agri- the Baltimore & Ohio and the Pennsylvania, | Orleans and other Southern points, who ox- jenten, Franklin Co. Uh Ki bs thelr win to gob fate the mectings | white man did Jill tho nigger, thon swear that Two ranges of mountains have been crossed, | pected to hear that the meeting had decided a DeAnsin: This isto cortity that your INDIAN detain at tho invehlng cand. uot tet | andabjure ull that ts right, and you nro n Dome | tho sheop Industry of the Stataz tho former being about §000 feet high and | anit” ho subject of low rates fs one In whieh tho T % rocommend {t to all sufforing humanit ‘a Treach these altl- people of New Orleans ary deeply Interestud, Rock Island and Sante 6 Railroads, has _TSIA WITTINGTON. 5 moved from the general office of the Rock ralgin, Maeabitine i Vv ly 1 CO. Island to club-room No, & Cirand Tactlic DeAwbint aoeaa 1c EE ara are Tt is sald that tho scheme for consolidating | 8¥#Us. aud am Lappy tasay iene cautery ane A > tho Cincinnatl, Hamilton & Dayton with the Dyspepsia Cured. aoe rie . y ‘1 ‘The intorest {y ehoop husbandry bns been | that over the Intter 7,100, primaries, and thus send to the can intons dole | goad. 1 Mid not, begin i this comntey, ei 180 shows -n larger number of sheep in this | fect to a mile, tho steupest that has ever been | moro healthy regions of the Northwest, and Betas Wai ONL NOL bo. Donic who, | jan in tho coniiiel eaveen the Devil and ing | butte than in any yene sittco W871, and more than | attained by any standard gauge rallrond in | with high rates ns formerly charged thoy When puton committees, would xo that the Ine | Lord, and wherever tyranny. TeOny ene nla i thy provious your, exconelny (ae puri ne the world, ‘The imaxtinum grade on the | are tnable todo so. ‘Tho low rates during lereuts of the cltizens were proteoted. Me un- | ilhurty on tho other, whether i the nations of | froronsuin the nuumborof snoop during (Uo past Venngylvants Railrond on the famous Horse | the present summer lave shown. that the derstuoi thut In two wards On tho North Sido | Europe or Aincrlen or elsewhere, the amo orige | Mivrelne (nthe miu oor at Aiea ES prnita | Soe Hendin the Allegheny Mountalns 1s | Southern roads, and particularly the Chien- more was not ta he meuige ead ge the hex | inal MAL SIN OTC eo of tho Hout, tho ) Clana uiuatry af lata sens tuxdAwon multatac: | OWL Web tye Teor 10 rae ae TE tror tc re. Hy work thoy « e Y ¢ | % toey, nud tho future progpecta for remunerntivo Aa imost difleult portions of tn ¥ Rerth Bie vet btn Olghteen, nants neh ine | 4 nt te new oF itednon fall are yeni it prices for wool and. mutton are such ws to Ine | & Olio Road In crossing the samo range, 116 | got but $3 fram New Orlvans to Chicago, It o, St, Louls& Now Orleans, lose nothin 6 Balthmore | by charging tow rates. Although. the roid Cluvelaud, Columbus, Cincinnat! & Indianap- Fiymouth, Hancock Co., 11k, olls Rand fins been Abandoned, for Uo pres, ade aha a Maes eafoditne and hare taod You eat " dy hp 4 " spire eonfidence In the future of sheup-bread- | fect toa mile, » beats 5 vated | euéat lea #0 ler wns the opposition of | INDIAN BLOOD SY, and found It to be a in ‘ dene ehodidoneuarngern. nualchy acatti ues Stho communder shore intamed Hus, TRS avsussmimNt els wouso showt Wind | And thess heavy grades an the Atchison, Titeaelwen of tives sates tind fo REA neat thy stocklisiders of the Cinelnnatl, Huutlton | valuable medieine, TMG EA SBN Fey to tho inane OF conductinue eluetions in zeply to iy quieation na to what wus caus: HR eR eg OF 11, head over Topeka & Santa £6 Hattrond havo nal Leer and thera WAS HO CHE ON return rates, ‘Phus season to Sigh an re Las Never Falls to Cures 0, yy, : aantoud of Hetting the rucard of amin atier bla yet as ferrite ennnonital tint he MY i necessary ata single polat only, Chi a rallroad ¢ y recelvet \ : ort eat Fae ee re Aion Up ematinen und | Riccui thu unmonIer and the artiterszodhe | ¢.the,wruportion. of shop herotofore fattod ' y, they lind | the sallroad company recelved about ono und | ro ciuveland, Columb, Clnehnntl & lite |. Dean ais t hnve used your INDIAN 1000 it sat se f# to bundopted to reach the top of the Raton | one-titth fare for the round trip, or ns mueh Wind Chiscar Cie ani ticeMUNG ha waNctsits The | sbenker ook ONC his watch Al {ited tho ros | WO, WUUl number of aheep oxsesserd, anid this ing down the southern slope, fle actual stint. TuRuinr oxcutsion tickets, Jn orterto learn Miforty of the people of tho Noreh Bide looked | ports, and fouud thie resulurty avery. minute | Ble, hus been used In dotormtning tho numbor mit of the pass bolng oven then nyolded by at was really done at the Louisville meet upon tho Club » tint will bem fe Ci for oy diumapalis stock should be salable at the | SYRUP tor Cramps in my Bioluach and leg for 2 Sune figures us the Chicinintl, Hamtiton & | Cates ree sere ciapreto cata, ne £9, ‘ Dn: rion the opposition would not be so greit ELIZABETH METZB + With contidence, belleving (ty | bout qalozenof the bbe ung were tred ort, | Of, fatal heted dure the | wtunnel AbOUL 4,000 fect long. ‘Che sane | ing a Tinuvse representative. yesterday | And probably the consolidation sehenie coul An Agents Featimony: "3 Wel ate y | present year, In 1870 thero wero TK bend of | Bteep grades pre nguln encountered an A q i then be enrrled out. - Woodland, Iroquois Coy Tt EAST Aas | satura eta SA sya iy | ncahaee dn igen eri | len ol the Sane "Aowtalt, nd | Canines fnteiow vieoreating se | ycommlearaner Avert Pink tne furntetod | «pegasus ea gy Notte ign eee jen pure and capable, ts power woul he Ins | going to inake ‘ype a u once more on tho Santa FS Braneh. | C! Generul d st the Chie 5 : i i i ean aate cranwad ten-fold, and it would do mel taxeard | ho TnL eved HHA ia Gtentgetve’ yeure they: iit | Will ba 12K fat sheep promnred for the inurket EH RC Ret eect ce rina humanity. ny { elrentar riving a hunwer of changes: re- | sche. balan Movida St. Between tho two ranges much of the coun- CN t epresente 3 1d ita uso 60 shapliy public sent UntMtel Dn CIVIZNTONT ahd weatiite atid eotinee | this sengon, nn Inerease OF 18,620 over that of the Wee the coun: | Louls & New Orleans, who represented his recommen D “Nt, oy try, while not mountainous, 18 traversed by | road nt Louisville. Mr. Clark, however, pbbuitini aM Congressional asplrunts, ho paid tt Hon the walle nau with the rand elahing, tha Dapytout sen ‘narketed of late aro said to he | Atreyos nud Mepressions ‘whieh, though could not be seen, a3 Ne iad loft for n trip to Tin referred 10 tho Hon. Ie li, Waahhurne na of | arent wate frop non bethe © Aerts th hoavler, of better quality, and moro profitable | ordinarily dry, carry great streams after | hts old home In the East. But it was learned Bupertor ability, of bish Integrity, and aman of | cor 1, aud As airy as sunt 10 | for tho feeder, ‘nls Inercnse In wolght and the | heavy rains, and against these Hoods the } from other olticinis af the UlInols Central resoguized power, “ily knew litte or noting | ulead ot the irunktn curses tine ave devoting | HUPFAvHINONE In quality Curufehes tinmalstakus | ratlrond fins to bo protected by fony bridges rio bt a contly made ithe east-bound classification, eMLODA A, REED. ‘Sho only change of generat fnterest fs Chiat ae — herenfier 20,000 pounds will bo consktered Hecommends 2t to AM ca, the mintinium weight on Arty hay, Iuinber, | pean 81:1 have used some uf your pnt i ed Inc FOOD ST RUS with beneticial roaults, and Lenin 8 that it was agreed nt that meeting to restore | Sash, doorg, blluds, hon loaded In ents | BLOOD SLT MG wuld up dhe aysvern generale ibout Mr, Macher, but adverted to Me. Farwell | thole cima In trying to shont them todeath. And | Me evidence of the fnareased Attention kiven | or expenslye stonework. 2 both frelht and passenger rates to the for- | of less than thts et reo feet, When loaded Hee ened tounaend iv 40 all sucaring {rom a au ' agono who had no claims upon thom for sup. co mny yours from How, (to Republican | by breeders to the Improvement of the breeds o} Tho Atchison, Topok & Santa ¥6 ts no | mer iigntes, ‘Cho right, however, was cone | lt cars of thirty-three feet, the miininun de We port. re Tete co Hell tho day will bo tae sheep. = longer tha only raflrond in. Naw Moxleo, Tededl Ta die sliort ino tadietate auch rages | Weleht will bu 21000 pounds, | Meretofara Livor Complaint, : Me. Churtes E, Culver Indorsed what Mr. Wille | beop's of Amorien Wil look hack upan sluve Sonne seerrarere ‘The Southern Pacific of California, whieh | as it.saw proper, ‘This gives tile Cileago, St, | 2,000 pounds was considered the minlnum Buekinginm, Kankakee Co. ti ing had sald us te tho destrablliry of puttin | with tho same feollugs that thoy now bok bac THE SAN PEDRO COMPANY, Mr, Iuntington “has been building for ( Louls Now “Orleans Ttilvond | Wellton allears Another elreniay from | peanuts tchuortully teattty clint, gout Tuna Distriot 1 is" proferenco Wu lao At " tarts CeO MST ena uatrann Ms of Bpectal Wspatch to The Chicapo Tribune, several years with so much vigor, aver the } the right to make the passenger My, Fink gives the new cotton rates adopted eurated IND at Hew de 1? at Washburne, ” Oe Toni upplause.] years ugo. (Lous and} (aresa, Ul, Sept %—George Willinm | mountalns aud neross the torrid’ plains of | rates from New Orleans whatever | At tho late meetin of the eh Jolnts, “They taction, bigh! 7 osteeriel by FO8S ¥ she te Thinve tiaed your yaedicino with the most satls{sc. ‘After somo tat, durtug which teamo ont that | A yuto of thanks was pagsod to Mr. Swett for | Ballou, a leading banker of New York City, Arizona, has finally crossed the fino Into | {tehvoses, It is atated that GeneralManager | Were published In tho tolographic reports of tory rusulte, an gan theratore, Trecomiend its use ie gully Republicans Wore ineinbers uf tuo Club, tr: his address, ufter which the Club adjourned, ail the heaviest stockholder In tho San | {ts ‘Territory, and with it Is sald, Intoraect | Cinrk intends, a8 soon us possible, to reduce that meeting, al vroubled' with Laver Complaint und sick iescecns ‘ ‘Cragin moved that the motto, © In National _ . ef the southern extension of the Atchison, | the pa or mito from Nev | it " cH — ; ae | Principtess in Local Aitulrs Men” be WARD CLUBS. pediy Gold and Bllyse Sie Company, was} Topeka) Santa FO Tond) during Cinlengo 10 920, ihe prone Mio is S00. bi ear ein " ttn Genoral Baektnghe a ein Mey 11} ‘Tho Prealdunt stated that a commitive bad . THR GOON WoRK aoiNd ON, jenn yestorday and dined Inst evening | the coming winter or | carly in id | As tho distines from New Orleans to Clie | Manuger of tho indiana, Woomingtun & West " Me Whbunatam | been In correspondence with several omiuent apeukers, and Staware Le orton at Neve tae Zaog (OE the restdenes of Gen. Grank Tho geutle | spring of 1581, ‘Tha gap between the two | cage ta about tho same ns from Chicago to York, had roplfed that ho wend ae Tho Anglo-American Kopublica aman had an interview of ong hour or more systems of rallway Is now a Ute less than | New York, tho people of New Orleans will lust evening at tho Grand Pacifio Hotel, but did \-, DEAW SIU; E wasn groat sufferer f¢ ‘orn Road, remaining so long In New York ia bor io relief unit 1 commenced using 7OeF tng io develop, Te lewedl known that te | Most ywueure INILAN. iGO yaa % 800 miles, and is being reduced eyury day, y ‘1 a Shiv adit, Moomtazton & Western bas been ch relieved and benotitad, | recominend yout, 4 Ge eer ee Mecarimtate Halt had heer coe | Hothing of Intorest boyond dovlding' to hold with the General at the European Hotel, | ‘ths country in whielt te Southern rate Aa a Heany char fo TRIEHHOS | subbed by tho Wabnw clique, and that sinco tt faluovoall. ANNA VIESSBADEIU. | Meade Miyene Hult Willan. b, Fryo, Gov, | meotings every Tuesday evening during tho | td Just provlous to his departuro last night | is now building ts smuotin and It 1s reported | saino rute—$20—ns ts churged Gy tha, tranie Feee a eae erie use lskd aver te A Good Blood Puritan co, tt ostor, and Gen, Men Turriaatt tad atsa veorntsed | eumpatigs, fort Now York he Informed your corey. | loru that that Company is uying trom two to | lines from Chienga te, Now Yaris ‘thks 1g ae ree Meruvontiote ‘Peopeaitigns have been | man ein: 1 have weed yoururese INDIAN sibop to conte ut different thingy, Dut no dates bad Yut | “myo young Mon'a Gaetold and Arthur Club of | #Pondent that Gon. Grant was firm tn his threo miles of track a day, ‘Get, Hate, who | ahont two cents per mle, and at this Ngure } {indo to tho Chica, Durllugton & Quiney Com | BNUD and bave found Ww unequalagsen Wood Lue} been dounitly fixed. . ane iw Mon'a Garfold and Arthur Club of | Tite ination nat ta accent the Presiden Is In command hore, expects that Presldent | the New Orleans Hiv wil muko much te pany, ond also to the Chiengo & Alton, but both | ter, and take pleasure In reovnimendlys Ito such ‘i ait Craglu alfered the follawing, which waa | the Fourteenth Ward had nmouting nt No. 43 f the Sin Ped f Lath ney | Hayes will return from hls California trip by | manoy than the trunk Ines, a the business | conipanica scem willing to tike all the frolght ates pase: : Meee ia ciedt wichad iia West Chicuzo avenue last vvening, Charlo | of the San dro Company, although the | the Sunthern route, and cross from ono road | between Chicaxo and Eastern points tsimuch | and passenger trate from tue Indian, Noon. Suppresssion of Menstraation. j aH ha cae monies ot tbe, Young | siruok inthe chute, Wik was cited ta | Dlreeluna al teed, Nol f@, pines ny of | ga tie ather by, privale eonveyuner, When | heavior than the lusliess betwon Cheng | ion § Westies Neh, Si eta i Wl Mo ee cetecee aetna hee | vi " Psu " aun paign Comittee ty he junction tikes plice, carly next ye; sf 1 , 4 clued to reetproen 1O AN extent which wou DRAW BIN: My daughter wos ude! giforts before and at the primaries doxt held fur | of tha Coutral Club, and A, Millor ¥poke, , for ili to reconsider’ his refusal, Gen, | new through tne taki Tactic will bogpereat aie pat Ninna eu. cr tk ealdes ti satisfy the latter; consuquently tho capltatt reactant f Hstcruniion, and Arter taboring vadee spre uf Tho Ye lon's Grant wil) visit Darlington to-morrow, ln | ne: eB T ough nt y sternine who own the road propose to tnke tho cold ‘dlitigulty fur more than a A ren pees ts st and patrintiy olements af Freie A eebad Ml and Arthur ciih of company with his friend, Mr. J, J. Brown,of Horas. nl ‘ het cd fo ata th ing, Jy gall to be determined to sell excur- | Shoulder of theso linea no longer, and aro taking | Pens of two phsslciags one, ANovey i q 1 party, rt ee nt No, vi 1 i ‘J, Uh R y Ke 5 oY ", no way associate ‘elt enerupt iment or po plruet inet ovenini Ald, Hewily fi the oliatr. the he Glenn Gaelic. vee Monday he will | qhouta thenich of tho! Ir road to to diy OE Sec ea th “ate tor oer pug ott a Rat iy hea. tivecoted ther yiediaines, amon wile big ta 4 mcthods, muy bu selected, 2 altundance was lirgovand rousing speeehys wero | Leave Ii son, exteu, trip. y ie capital t the a : Given, ranwine over sour i Mr. C.iL Suliiken mato n few remarks ine | viido by Willard Woodard, Stites Attorney ———— : ~ ; : have ample cn o push tho onferprisy, und | BY HOD, and. £ ° ! deving Site Washburno; and saying it qoute | Mills and Gon. Neem. This’ evening tore wilt IT LOOKS YELLOW. ee erate hire at tho vatugble | ¢ ‘i rorarde frolglt business, It wag agreed | willda ta, tuabt,unens gome Cavurabl wes | Saenreguiod, i unit i nated ull would be proud of him. JAppluuse,) “| bv anothor invcting at tho samo place, and *, i lo restore formor rates and muatatain them, | rangement H leaxo, Hurlty four Medicine, ANd, WO the : ‘Buerctury i \ ‘ a Speetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, tide of this Territory and Old Mexico,—the | ‘The Chic: ‘Lous & 4 ton & Quincy within the next ten days, The | jo Was BOON ros}ured to trom Geneee Wiltknt tiiwast abo te Jotiue.| EbininonE speakars IW Huan bark New Youn, Sept, %—A report narrow-gunge Denver & Rio Grande, ‘The Tae ote er Bee ‘aguin Takers prea oat proposed Ho wud BurVoyed some years igo, aid ite mu hbo b “1 118 v 4 New lg? bpor' x . » W my ale: 4 ri . : {ithe Clubs Wut Mie uta oiler comm be | c(t tmusaymecting of the Gartiold and Arthur He te lie rook today | Wain ine of this road extends from Pueblo, | from Cihelunath and Loulsville via Mian Weptirtiy grided, ve novomenta in the inattor le Weakne ’ Sountesd on to secure Now York for Guriels. Club of the ‘Beventeunth: Ward was held loss eclyed nt pallee headquarters at noon to-day | Cuig,, through Fort Garland to Alamosa; | and the Lowisvillo & Nushvillo ag before the | te Host Low days will bo watched with Interest, Earnie Weneeemanpounniic, 2 ‘Tho Club thon adjourned, . grain at tho opener Ae cucngyavenuannd | that Janes Brotherton, aged 3) years, a nar ) which ts almost duo north of Santa 1, Sd | ee a or evontnto ti rin (ils business | Hb 1s understoad, says tho Philadelphia } pean sim: ‘pte eto carity thet {Bee OR = Chthustusticcrowd, andan execlont brass band | t¥e of Chicago, hud been taken this morning | distant only, 130 miles. From Aluntosa itis | via dat and tho Olio & Mississippi, ug this | Record, that the Jay Gould party was Duclly | grpntly penodtad by waing yous Fiery lang have bere LEONARD SWETT, furnished muse Mee Norman Billlor was tho | from tho steamer Crescent City, at pler No. | belag built into the San Juan country in a worsted in the recent scramble after the caui- oe fi Ki connection has proved far inere advan AN ABLE SPEECH TO ‘tHE vOUNTIC WAND Ines | HEHt Spenker, und was followed by Col, Seribner, | 43 North Iver, sick with a violent fover, southwesterly direction. ‘The line to Cone- M dos, twenty-tivo miles, lig been open several Tendon hon ren aa reat O. mere it se : “ih i othor spunkors who hold the erawd unul a iate | APParetly nialarlal, ‘The steamor ts Just In | jonthy his week trains begin tor Fae AR, each: ueaoe arlienovir fami ave Rripeeeacronn . fae reaper Rei Gs hour Another meeting will he botd Monday from Asuinsall, vbenee ko som, the yeceel hoy ilvilies Meaty ie Sidhe furthor into the tleabla ai potas NO eT omit ester yens f. ich brought the Frenchman Lefoy, who | maln range. Tho New xico extension is ¢ fre! h vl fug ot tho Armory Hall on Indiana avenue, | The imetmbors of tho severil, Democrntio | Was found threo days later in Wooster atrect | tu by pushed on down the Kio Grande, mt ee miepaited i he Pot these depart: re ant Paci aca) greet at whieh thoy Precinet counolscitiel 1 {ho Hirst A tot haat fultering Erunia fatal attack at Sallow fever. has already reached iftes Hedras, In this | ments, and whengver they are wable to tod a cunatltutun aud elouted ailleurs, is q Palme F the purpose of wre Iya suspicion among ‘the doctors | ‘Territe: ve les Inn 0 y 1 ion- followa: Prvaldent, A. 0, Farwell; View-Hreuls forming or organization for tho onvuln, that Brotherton may bo sutferlng from an errlbnry, 2oyunty -¥l Hho rere, ling | Bure: the wanes hs ta ba reCerred to the Won m fr is » In thi y ei + dons. B. #, [Panchen B. 0. Welek, Otto | Uhestorteld stackin were Fevlontod eer | #ltack of yellow fever, Se its" eontroverey with, the teh otal Managers for Mi LieMesl: _) Maglst, Frank Witllans, Porry A, Mull, aud #, | the Domocrucy of tho ward in the County Cons iv aaa EES Topeka nia” FS Company, years THE WABASIL, a : As tral Ce Ittee, J Pi Filo off your corns with tho “Japanese Corns | 0: it was that the n | eboreaed eT starahaits Toate, Pat eit Fresldontot tina crgaulsation aias Wintwore Filo." Tt will wurely curo aud end pain Scouts | should noe bo: aii Pas to Santa Fo then | Mr. A. O. Bird, General srelght Agent of Marghal, Bi, Do Young, ‘The Dual I Gmithy | Vicw-Hrevident, George #. Eyorbart Scurotary, So f palut on the river thirty tnllea away, and, L | the Wabash, St. Louls & Pucifio Raliroad, zi Is outs usiucss muot+ | aud Puilp Deller ‘“teasirer, whllo ou ond | Noother Whlsker Dyo equals Ilili's—# conta { belloye, it was also uuderstood that this | announces that the organization of the a bid inont ad preferred’ stock of the Hannibil & | Watos me det likes young wit, T can recommend tb St. soe Faliroad Mr Gonll {ned 1a fcr ‘peavaluapleremeds. —RMOLA LES enough of it for tho control of the road, Du y thy Chicago, Burlington & Quincy peoply LISTOF WHOLESALE DEAL! et ott ay a pectators Ob tug ettoe ie ati Bod 5 enjoyed this state of sings, for they stepped H ¥ in aid made nice profits Ina fow days, “The Sons an resull, howover Ce outd was outer tec Dt Cla doh ns ym and serlous! disappolnted ya combination of intereate ond elteuinstanees. dt iNOW CHICAGO, ILL. “ rane fen drape Meg Crier a Dead ratings eee Wa! MI omplate i 1G At ol [mkenal Batis ager ts Ene ‘Hho bnnionse gates of ou, rr uouM & cot and M rly securities within ast Low KING, St Lako- color to this bellof, Se Se ee TURBAN SULENBUNGL'S 00, Wo Waveabar PUBLICA. Eliott Authony, Gon. Mann, Mr, tayo, and = S F. ' knese.| Your medicine } | } |