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Part Two. Pages 9 and lC) THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1889 TEN PAGES. ONE RAILROAD'S TROUBLE. which materially reduces the rate to Nashville, Chattanooga, and points beyond, the now rate TO IMPE0VE OUR TRADE. destined for the United Kingdom and Europe was reported.

uciiiu cased on tne present rut a nh, THEIR LAST DYING KICK. river points. SHOULDER TO SHOULDER. EVERY ONE WORKING FOR CHICAGO ANO THE WOKLD'S FAIR. Chairman WalVA Sale of Another New fork Brewery.

New York, Aug. 7. Special. Lawyer JHE CHIC AGO, ST. PAUL KANSAS CITY ROAD HAS A GRIEVANCE.

AMERICA SHOULD HATE DIRECT RE-CATIONS WITH SOUTHERN SISTERS. Ltbf fitt? "solar meeting of the board of TJntermeyer, who recently returned from MERC II ANTS IN THE EAST RESORT TD DESPERATE MEASURES. ui mo interstate commerce Railway wVl at the association rooms England after several months' absence, stated to a reporter today that he had per meeting, under the rul win hi Questions Which the International Con-stress and Secretary Blaine Will Try to fected the sale of the Henry Elias Brewing consideration of any and all business that maw oe presented. company of No. 403 East Fifty-fourth street.

General Passe ntrer Acrfinr. r. the Baltimore Ohio railroad nmnm, while abroad. The price to oe paid by the English syndicate is Mr. Unter-meyer said there is no abatement in the in-terestwhich the English money market takes nounoes the following appointments: C.

P. craig, general eastern panseneer ae-ent. New Solve A Large Area of Mineral Lands In Missouri Purchased by a Syndicate Stocks in Wall Street Unsettled and Irregular Latest Kumor Concerning: the Atchison. New York, Aug. 7.

Special A special Not So Much a Fljrht Between Ctalcaro and New York as Between the West and the Eait-No Shirking of Work Committeemen Meet and Inaugurate Practical and Comprehensive Measures An Address to Chicago's Sister Cities. "It is not to be a fieht between Chicago and New York, or between Chicago and any other city, but a struggle between the west and the east." When Thomas B. Bryan said this in the in American industries. torn; L. S.

Allen, general western passenger agent, Chicago; G. B. Mackenzie, district pas-senger agent, Philadelphia; B. F. Hond, division passenger agent, Baltimore; E.

D. Smith, division passenger agent, Pittsburg; VV. K. Keppert. division passenger agent, Columbus, O.

MB, LELAND WAS NOT PRESENT. (n hi snnld and must be lodged bands of men of recognized ability and national refutation, selected for these reasons found in the different states and territories. Of course New York must be recognized in tne management, but New York must not be the manaser. There is good reason tniB- We need go no further back "scent celebration of the Washington VLi 5 eonlrl of which was practically In 1 ln tna bands ot Gotham people and with what result? B.tter personal quarrels lealoogies. ending in shameful scandals, crimination and recrimination among those at Ib exhibitions that were a burning SLf? tne American people, and at least a partial failure of what might have been made w.1roperauspices a magnificent success.

country does not want the proposed world fair managed by Tammany Hall, or Irv-uig tiau, or the four hundred, or by any other cuque, but by men in whom it has confidence; ana. having such men at its head, the people of tate will support them in their ef- t0 make tae aRair oe of which we will all have reason to be proud a truly national celebration. nas no more claims to having the coiumbus centennial celebrated within her rouud locality than Pittsburg, smce the scene of the explorer landing was Hundreds of miles away from Manhattan ihland. ftiayor Grant, we are willing to concede, is per sonally a clever gentleman, and may be a model I5a.y.,5 2r New York, but we respectfully submit that he is hardly of heavy enough caliber to nave entire control of the proposed celebration so that bis ipse dixit shall be final. We want to see every great interest of our country ably and lairly represented on the various committees, and some one better capable of making the selections than Mayor Grant given the naming of mem.

It is a Question of Manhallan klunrt or.il A Conference to Consider His Injunction meeting of the board of trade and transportation was held today to receive the report of a committee appointed in June to prepare Ja Trying, to Relieve Itself of an Cn pie as ant Borden It Kicks Over the Traces and Sets the Whole Inter-State Railway Association In a Flatter Trying to Checkmate the Scalpers in the Harvest Excursion Ticket Deals Other- Railway News. The Chicago, St Paul Kansas City railway is resting uneasily under the yoke of the Inter-state Commerce Railway association, and would, no doubt, have relieved it-soli from tea unpleasant burden before now If it was not for tne fear that President gtiekney's efforts to secure sufficient money with which to complete necessary connections and terminals would be hazarded by a withdrawal from the association. As tne road Is now situated it labors under greater disadvantages tb.au any other western and northwestern line, and is unable to get business enough to make both ends meet against the competition of its older and better tunpd rivals. It is becoming more evident Against the City Other Court Matter. The mayor, Mr.

J. Irving Pearce, Gen. Lleb, suggestions upon important questions likely and one or two other interested gentlemen held The "Western Merchants' Association Philadelphia Offer to Par Transportation and Entertainment for All Dealers Who Will Visit the Quaker City and Make Their Purchases I ho Western Retailers Will Not Fell In with, Such a Gauzy Scheme. The recent organization of a Western Merchants' association in Fbiladalphia, as announced in The Tkibunb yesterday, has created considerable amusement in wholesale dry goods circles in Chicago. The carrying of an excursion train load of westera merchants across the country and their free entertainment for a month or less by the proprietors of an establishment desirous of increasing its business is something unprecedented in commercial history.

By a majority of Chicago merchants the movement is regarded as the last flutter before succumbing to the patent fact that Chicago as a commercial center has supplanted both New York and Philadelphia. The leading wholesale merchants of the city, while condemning to come up for discussion in the internation meeting of the national agitation committee of the World's Fair association, held in the Adams Express building yesterday, he put into words the sentiment of the entire population of Chicago. It is the general opinion that if the world's fair is to be held in the west Chicago is the nlarn. And a conference at tne Sherman house yesterday to consider means to dissolve the injunction obtained by Warren Leland preventing the city from putting the eleetric light plant on the lake al American congress, which It to be held Oct. 21 in Washington.

The committee was appointed after tne receipt of a letter from Secretary of State Blaine asking the views of the board. After pointing out the necessity for the congress and approving its objects the report says: front near tr-e exposition Dunomg. it is reared that if the work on this plant Is stopped it will go is desperately in earnest about it. Chi interfere seriously with the exposition, the fat cago justly claims the right by virtue of her natural advantages, and she is going to ask her sister cities to join their "Is there any good reason why the mer stock show, and the horse show. The object was to devise some means by which Mr.

Leland's rights will not be trespassed upon or the shows interfered with. No results were reached, however, because Mr. Leland was not present. An chants of the United States should send their pverv day that unless President Stickney' forces with her and aid in locating the great exposition in the representative city of the goods to Brazil via Liverpool, Hamburg, or Havre? None your committee can discover, except that for want of direct communica attempt will be made today to confer with him. west.

The general ncope of the work is fast John C. Euder was a passenger on a north side broadening and will soon comprehend the EVADING THE CATTLE QUARANTINE. The Illinois Live Stock Commissioners Think It Will Re Stooped. Springfield, Aug. 7.

Special The state board of live stock commissioners held Its regular meeting in this city today. The business under consideration was the shipment or cattle to Chicago from western points which originally came from the quarantined districts. The manner in which the shippers have evaded the law is by shipping cattle from some locality not in the scheduled district under waybills to Chicago, talcing them by way of Kansas City, where they are unloaded at the yards for feed and rest. In the meantime they are sold for a fair figure, while cattle from the scheduled district are purchased at a low price, put into tne cars under the same bills, and sent on to Chicago, where the shippers realize a good advance. Commissioner McChesney and Secretary Johnson have just returned from a visit to the Kansas City stockyards, where they investigated the manner of handling and yarding cattle shipped to the yards from the district quarantined by the Governor in his proclamation June 8 last because of splenic or Texas fever.

These gentlemen made the following report: First Cattle shipped from the scheduled district are unloaded from cars into chutes especially built for that purpose and driven across tlie tion they are compelled to do so. The most entire west, northwest, aud southwest. direct, rapid, and prompt means of transit the action of their eastern competitors as a bad 6troke of business policy, manifest little concern as to the probability of such a movement injuring the business of Chicago. lhe various committees are well organized cablecar about two ago. The car got stuck in the tunnel.

Another car cauie up behind and a collision seemed imminent. Ender got on to the footboard of his car to avert the consequences of the impending collision. Just then his car started up and, being a portly man, he was lolled between tbe car and the side of must be given our merchants to South and Central America, and that as soon as and are moving energetically in the right di A CONFESSION OF WEAKNESS. rection. No better idea can be had of the Here are a few opinions offered by Chicago enthusiasm manifested in the work than The resolutions adopted approve of the ob merchants: the tunnel and seriously injured, lie began suit from the fact that every committee meeting In the circuit court for iw.uuo damages.

James H. Walker of James H. Walker jects of the congress and provide that a committee of seven be appointed to aid in carry neia thus far has been attended by every Wiadislaw Jescbke. by jona jeschke, his next screws up enoueh courage to withdraw from the association and fight for a fair proportion of the traffic his company will be starved into bankruptcy before many months have passed. The officials of the company are aware of the fact that they must adopt heroic measures like the Alton if their company means to earn enough, money to make expenses, but they are powerless to take decisive steps without the sanction of President Stickney, and they cannot reach him, as he is ia Europe negotiating with European bankers for funds.

It is quite certain that immediately upon his return he will give notice of withdrawal from the association and pursue the methods ol the Alton and Burlington Nortnern to secure a fair show of the western and northwestern traffic for his road. How desperate the fhirairo. St. Paul Kansas City has become member who is In town. friend, began a 40.0u0 damage suit against the People Gaslight and Coke company.

The There is no shirking of work; every one is Co. Merchants will buy their goods where it is to their interest to buy them. As Chicago has the largest dry goods stocks in the country, that have been selected expressly ing them out. The committee intrusted with the preliminary preparations was continued. It consists of William Irwin Martin, James plaintiff lives at No.

6SM Dixon street. The evening of July 16 ne was playing in front of putting his shoulder to the wheel. A letter was received from Senator Farwell savin Talcott, Darwin R. James, D. A.

Des Lima, where he lived, wnen one oi tne Kas company reservoirs exploded, permanently crippling the with reference to the wants of the western that he would do all in his power, as chair trade, it follows that Chicago is the best plaintiff, who is years old. P. B. Thurber, S. E.

Thomas, and H. L. Shipley. The committee will propound the ap man. oi the committee on congressional ac market, do far as selections and prices are pended questions to members ol the Doara, concerned we have to meet the competitions tion, to secure the aid of representatives in Congress.

Letters are beginning to pour in from all parts of the west expressing sympa and when their replies are received tney wui be forwarded to the Secretary of State: 1. Measures that shall tend to nreserve the Kansas river, yarded and fed in pens used ex Clara V. jraronage nu r.vrma c. uross ooia live In the neighborhood of Maxwell street and Blue Island avenue. The former claims the latter has been spreading slanderous reports concerning her, and yesterday she brought a suit in the superior court.

Mrs. Lillian C. Deyo, a pretty housekeeper at present employed by Attorney Geonre C. Chris thy with Chicago's action and promising clusively ior sucn cattle, and all such cattle re-Shipped are loaded into ears at the same chutes. peace and promote the prosperity of the several of all other markets and beat them.

These large stocks and low prices are what have made Chicago the market it is. Excursions cost money, and the merchants giving frea transportation to their customers will com Second The yards on the east side of the Kan American states. sas river are divided Into two sections. That 2. Measures toward the formation of an Amer hearty cooperation.

The secretary has written to ttov. Fifer asking him when he can meet with the executive committee and perfect the organization of the Illinois state committee of cooperation. tian, told Judge Shepard she was married Feb. on account of the restrictions placed upon it by the provisions of the gentlemen's agreement is shown by the following notice sent bv General Freight Agent Stohrs to Chairman Micigley of tne southwestern division, of ican customs union under which the trade of American nations with each other shall, so far as possible and profitable, be promoted. 14.

Ii3, to Deyo. ana teat ne deserted her five years ago. She will get her decree. pensate themselves by increased prices for goods. Philadelphia is not a good market.

If it was the western merchants would go PRACTICAL MEASURES. The committee on addresses, information. tne Western reigni association: THE KECORD, a. The establishment ot regular and frequent communication between the ports ot the several American states. there and pay their own expenses.

It is like. and national agitation held its first meeting In reference to the notice given the association bv the Chicago, Milwaukee Su Paul and people against, the 65.000,-w people of the United States, and we believe in the end the latter will win. TIPS ON IHEWOBLDy FAIR. Oshkosb. Xorthwestern: Chicago is the eighth, wonder of the world, and that is one reason why the world fair should he held there.

Minneapolis Tribune: New York't world's fair fund has stuck at 20.000. Thus perishetb another Gotham boom. It has gone to loin those monuments. Peoria Trantcript: The New York papers are still laboring under the impression that the world's fatr will be held in that city. The New York editors certainly do not read their exchanges.

Council Bluffs Xonpareil- The world's fair will cost Chicago $5,000,000 and upward. The city will make ten times that figure. If Chicago gets the fair it will lead to tremendous development ot the west. Kansas City Journal "St. Louis is preparing for organized efforts to secure the world's fair in 1892," says the Sejjublic.

Always behind time. While tit. Louis is preparing to organize an effort Chicago's effort has been made. lllinoit State Journal: London is talking about having a world's fair of its own In 189L It will be money in Its pocket if it will put it off a few years, attend the one In Chicago In 1892, and learn how to make such an enterprise a success. Jacksonville (111.) Journal: Chicago offers 15,000,000 for the world's fair in 1892, and the money will be forthcoming and in the bank before New York gets enough cash together to complete her memorial arch or finish the Grant monument.

Milwaukee Sentinel: Of course it is to the Interest of Milwaukee to have the World's Fair held at Chicago. But it is also to the interest of the fair itself. The chief patronage must come from the American people and the exhibition should be somewhere near the center of population. Boston Herald: Chicago appears to be much In earnest about that world's fair In 1892. She has organized a corporation for the promotion of the cause, and appointed a finance committee to raise at once.

It will be interesting to observe the comparative monev getting capaoity ol the windy city and of Gotham. a free lunch business carried on by saloon portion lying in Missouri is used exclusively for yarding and feeding native cattle; the portion lying east of tne river, in the state of Kansas, for cattle from the infected- district that have been wintered north of the line ot infection. JThird The livestock sanitary commission of Kansas has appointed four inspectors who, by reason of their long experience on the ranges, are thoroughly competent to inspect all cattle being shipped to the Kansas City stockyards, and whose duty it is to so stamp all waybills accompanying the stock that no mistakes will be made in yarding the same. 4. The establishment ot a uniform system of yesterday.

It was the unanimous sentiment Snperlor Court New Salts. 1 23. 21 Clara C. Partridge vs. Evarilla E.

CrOSi. customs resolutions in each el the independent American 6tates to govern the mode of importa Case, tiaOUU, Wiiiiaoi D. Copperooll, auy. Chicago Alton of their intention to protect through rates via their respective lines as published by lines west of the Missouri river to Chicago in connection with certain railways we beg rir diifl notice for tne account of tnis coin- of the meeting that action in that direction should be prompt, energetic, and thorough. Thomas B.

Bryan, Robert Linoblom, E. Nelson Blake, and R. A. Waller attended. Franklin MacVeagh, Cyrus If.

McCormick, tion and exportation of merchandise and port dues and charges; a uniform method of determin A. renKH vs. Kooern.oruoo. Appeal. Wladislow Jeschke.

by next friend, vs. Peo ple's Gaslight Coke Co. Case.UU.uuu. Uertleman, Kicholson A Nolan, attys. keepers.

Good merchants who are willing to accept favors of this kind are few, and smart merchants know they will have to pay for it In some form or another. Chicago's trade will not suffer in the least from this departure, nor will we take any part in tha excursion method. This is no new way to do business. If it was Chicago would bava piiiy of our intention to adopt the name basis of Mtfi In event of lines west of the Missouri ing the clasMUcntion of such merchandise In tne ports of such country; a uniform system of Invoices and the subject ot the sanitation of ships and Quarantine. cuaries a.

JNicnois vs. Aiirea aiuiier. Ap ana K. J. McCagg are out of town.

Mr. peal. 123.252 Albert Trick et al. vs. Albrey 3.

and Artemas Fourth We also found an agent of the United States government at the yards charged with tbe duty of having all cattle from the infected Bryan explained the business of the committee to be to make a more extended field of ac river charging local rates to that point we shall shrink local rates east of tne river sufficient to protect, throosrh rates from point of shipment to 6. The adoption of a uniform system of weights Trick. Bill to declare property in trust. J. I).

Hub bard, solr. tion, to worn: up public sentiment at large, to district proscribed by the department of agriculture and shipped to the Kansas Citv stock and measures and laws to protect tbe patent rights, copyrights, and trademarks of citizens of been at it years ago. lStos w. u. Hutchinson ae eon vs.

navel sum- issue addresses and circulars setting forth Chicago ana vice versa. This was loosed upon as open rebellion and van. Conf. of Ii. U.

Murdock, atty. JOHN V. FARWELL AND MARSHALL FIELD. yards, yarded and fed in pens set apart from the advantages to the west in having the either country In the other ana for tne extradition of criminals. ra.Zol Attont suppressed.

Yii Georue F. tibeehan, by next friend, vs. ake the officials of the association roads lost no native cattle, and to have all cars in which such John T. Chumasero ot Joan V. Farwell fc infected cattle are transported thoroufthly world's fair at Chicago, and to collect and circulate information.

Co. We do not care to criticise Mr. ana- 6. The adoption of a common silver coin to be Issued by each government, the same to be legal Shore A Michigan bouthern By. Co.

Case, llu.uuu. Bryan Hatch, attys. cleaned and disinfected. maker's methods. His business is not ours.

Robert Lindblom thought that the work of tender in all commercial transactions between In view of the above facts, and the facilities Li. Kveune buodcii vs. rcooen nxceii ana i. B. Bristol.

Replevin. M.UU0. V. Greenheld, mty. The fact that Chicago has such an immensa the committee was of exceeding importance, the citizens of all tbe American states.

afforded the live stock agent of the various rail Suppressed Tuesday 122.247, Lord A Thomas vs. jobbing trade and that this class of trade in road companies bv the agents of the Kansas City 7. An agreement upon and recommendation for ana mat great responsibility rested upon it. the east is growing less each year proves stockyards, we deemed it unnecessary to appoint adoption to tneir respective governments oi a Klit Mfg. CO.

AttchL, 442. Johnson it Herring, attys. JtrPGMKSTS. lhe success of the undertaking depended that Chicago is a better trade center than dehmte plan of arbitration of all questions, dis an Rkrem to act lor this board. New York or Philadelphia.

The induce largely upon the success of the committee in arousing the Interest of the country at large We recommend that the board of live stock JPPOS BHV.PART 8.SM5. Chicago Coffin Co. vs. Max ments to trade in Chicago are so much great putes, and differences that may now or may hereafter exist between them, to the end that all difficulties and disputes between such nations commissioners of Illinois take such additional er than those afforded by eastern cities that and in obtaining tne aid and cooporation of the largest cities in the west and south. The action regarding the shipment of cattle for feeding and grazing purposes, and for exportation, as rirpach; Jadgt.

tii. Mi-Donald vs. Hcniamiu Browni judgt. 4. S.tttU, P.

B. Lum Co. vs. 1 rank Frish; judgt. f2H.

6.wVi, Fuller A Warren Co. vs. tiusiav J. Matthew; judgt. fcvil.

Henry vs. Haroford; ludxu 8,744. Michael F. Meek vs. Cbas.

Gardner: fudtft. 7. ti.614. Gates Iron Works vs. may be peaceably settled and wars prevented.

will render them perfectly safe from tlie infection circulars, he tbot'ght, should be addressed to America and to Chicago's sister cities, and A BIG MISSOURI MINING DEAL. oi splenic or Texas fever. tbe merchants will not go east to purchasa goods. AVestern merchants are becoming better educated each year and are becoming better merchants. They know that the nearer home they can buy goods and the oftener should not assume any claim for Chicago time in calling upon the officials of that road to impress them with the gravity of their proposed action and convince them that they could not take such steps without first with- drawing from the association.

Their arguments had the desired effect and the officers of tne company agreed to give the required notice of a desire to reduce the rates and have it acted upon by the meeting of the association next Tuesday together with the Milwaukee St. Paul's notice, and if rejected then to allow the matter to be arbitrated by Chairman Walker of the Interstate Commerce railway association. In view of these complications it is doubtful whether the Santa Fe will put in effect its proposed exclusive freight tariff. The action was intended as a kick at the Chicago Alton, but as several of the association roaus, which are similarly situated as the Alton, would be worse sufferers the Santa Fe people cannot afford to cause serious dissensions among i ue association roads by putties its new tariff in efiect. Under this new system of inspection the Minnesota Granite Jiuitrt.

6i 8712, John K. Drake vs. F. H. Brown; Judgu, flit.

6.M1M, Geortie that does not belong to her by virtue of her Se- commissioners feel confident the shippers H. Tavior vs. Stock Journal et 8.827. (''harles V. tnarDles vs.

Chicago lteimrting A Tea Thousand Acres of Mineral Lands enred by a Syndicate. will have no further opportunities ot evading they can replenish their stocks the mora money they will make. These recent move advantages. The addresses should be comprehensive yet concise, and should contain no disparaging references to other cities. e.i.K, tnieagoMate at Mantel uo.

the law in regard to eastern shipments. Kansas City, Aug. 7. Special. A vs.

Albert A. Kiley; l.uui. Union Trust Sioux City Journal: If Chicago pets the ments ot tbe eastern houses will cut no Co. vs. Meadviiie Glass Works; l.tH.

S.W2. world's fair In 1892 it will be a godsend to the Same vs. Forbes Holton: l.UsS. b.y7U. John A BEMABKASLE CANAL SCHEME.

They should show that locating the exposition in Chicago was more in the interest figure whatever in Chicago's business. Chicago will not resort to the excursion and big mining deal, involving more than and embracing 10,000 acres of mineral lands in and around Jophn and Webb City, McDonald vs. Terry George: George granger railroads. It would cause a wonder W. Venable vs.

Jens Z. Aletrup: banquet system, because she doesn't have to. It Wonld Connect the Missouri River with jamea uuie Alien vs. Aioeri rwiey; tooo. Marshall leid Co.

vv think a bouse ful boom passenger business. In 1876 the passenger receipts on the Pennsylvania Central were $3,000,000 more than the previous year on account of travel to the centennial exposition. of the west than in the interest of Chicago. If the interest of tne west were to be consolidated for Chicago, Chicago must not arrogate any unjust ciaims for herself. The Lake Traverse and Hie Stone.

has just been consummated by O. M. Towner in New York city. A forfeit of $50,000 has that pays the traveling expenses of mer Grand Forks, N. Aug.

7. In Circuit Court New Knits. T48T0 Calvin De Wolf vs. Stephen Creedon. nan) Ap- been put up to bind the trade.

The property chants in order to sell them goods must be obliged to charge a little more for their goods Wheeling (W. Va.) Intelligencer: Chicago probability was if two cities oi tne west set fluential citizens of Fargo, Bismarck, and Grand Forks have developed a remarkable canal scheme. The idea is to construct a canal from up a claim to the world's fair neither would says she has $3,000,000 for the great Christopher Columbus celebration in 1S92 and wants to know to cover the extra expense, lhe merchants who go to Philadelphia on this excursion are too well posted on values pay more for them get it, and the necessity ol concerted action should be plainly set forth. 74.871 BUI. Suppressed.

74.S72 Marion N. Flehette vs. John A. Fichette. Bill for divorce for deserUoo.

John St N. Taylor, solrs. 74.S7S Fannie Kuper vs. Joseph Kuper. Bill for divorce for desertion and drunkeunesa.

N. M. 1'lotke. snlr. is to be operated by a syndicate of New York, Kansas City, and Joplin capitalists.

It is probable that the capital stock will be more than $1,000,000. Maj. B. P. Jones and O.

M. Towner ol this city, J. R. Hallibaugh. G.

H. the Missouri river at Bismarck, 1,668 feet above what New York has. Bless your soul. New York K. JNelson Biane moved that a committee has the sweet memory of her noble resolve to there than they would be required to pay elsewhere.

Chicago has built up her trade 74.S74 Whitehall Fire Clay Works vs. William Ket the level of the sea, to Lake Traverse and Big Stone lake, 900 feet above the level of the sea. This canal would run through a section of country in North and South Dakota that is in great build a worthy monument to the greatest soldier of the age. She has also the greatest soldier's of two, composed of Thomas B. Bryan and Robert Lindblom, be appointed to draft an address and submit it to the agitation com by strictly legitimate business methods.

We tlutchinson, and T. A. AlcUleliand ot Joplin, are tne men who have been in New York; remains, obtained by false pretense. tles. Coul.

ox img ioa fcawin vanaerpoeg. sit vs. 74.S75 Herman F. Lnndgren A Co. vs.

August W. Peterson. Conf. of Judgt J'-li. Blanke A Chytraus, attvs.

mittee at the earliest possible date. Jackson (Mich.) Star: Chicago is making Mr. Lindblom thought that a committee of need of Irrigation. If desirable lateral canals could be constructed by the various counties hundreds of thousands of acres of arid land a gallant effort to secure the world's fair, or the forming the syndicate. J.

B. Hallibaugh, formerly of this city, was the mining expert who presented the possibilities of the property to the syndicate. He had spent several carry a large stock of goods and sell on close margins. This is the way we have secured our trade, and this is the kind of trade that sticks. Any other plan will lose trade rather than attract it.

The kind of business methods they are practicing down east will not 74.S76 Geo. F. Heldemann vs. Paul FensteL Conf. international exposition, in 1892, though New York feels that she has a mortgage on it.

If two was not sufficient, and suggested that each member of the agitation committee should write an address and submit it to the committee. In this way more ideas would be could be reclaimed, while the present cultivated country would be wonderfully enhanced in value. months in an examination, and his report Of judgt, 7S.21. K. H.

A N. K. Garv, attys. 74.S77 Isaac B. Han na, admr.

Henry W. Hall. vs. Grand Trunk Railway Go. S1U.UUU.

Payne A Porter and Stephen R. Moore, attys. 74.S7S Julia H. Tennes vs. Charles F.

Graham. Case, This course would be along the great watershed centra! location, superior railway facilities, capacious hotels, favorable temperature, and and profiles were extensive. As the forfeit wear well, and thoughtful merchants will brought out. The gems in each address has been put up there is little doubt of the ilium. Edward Muher.

atty. big, generous, hospitable peoDle count for much there ought not to be any question or hesitation in choosing tbe metropolis of the northwest as complete consummation of the plans. The avoid bouses and markets in which such methods are employed. Chicago as a wholesale market will not be injured in the least 4.B7SJ Peter Kioibossa vs. John heina ana Anna could then be selected and embodied in an address.

This suggestion was not approved Seiua. Conf. of 217. Kraus, Mayer A bteiu, ftl.tvw. bv the other members of the committee, and the place above all others in which to hold this People, ex rel.

William Kennedy on behalf of by this scheme, nor will her merchants resort to any similar method to secure new patrons great exposition. the motion was carried. To Prevent Scalping. At the meeting of the Western States Pas senger association held at Chairman Abbott's office yesterday the report ot the committee on hai est excursions appointed at the meeting the Jay previous was presented, and met with considerable opposition from one or two of the northwestern lines. The report recommended the raising of the rate so that a lower rate than $13.50 to Missouri river points and any point beyond could not be made for harvest excursion tickets; that St.

Paul, Ashland, and Duluth should be added to the points already agreed upon, at rates which should be $3 higaer than the short line single trip rates to their gateways. The southwestern lines insisted that inasmuch as excursion tickets were being sola to points beyond Kansas City, Atchison, Leavenworth, and St. Joseph at a rate ol $Ui 130 to points where the agents bad no facilities for stamping tickets, and as such tickets were being stamped at Missouri river gateways, they would make a rate of $12.60 lo these gateways unless a higher basis was agreed upon. This brought the objecting roads into line, and a proposition was finally made and agreed upon that Missouri river gateways and St. Paul, Ashiana, and Duluth added to the territory already nr-r-fori nnnn for harvest excursion tickets Micnaei Burse, vs.

cuiei-oi-rouce tiuuoaru. rtur, nro Mr. Lindbloom then moved that each mem Bloomington Pantaqraphi If the west ex or keep those they have, uur merchants mines are now being operated crudely but profitably, and a mere spot of the 10,000 acres is developed. With ample capital back of the enterprise the lead and zinc output, it is thought, will be enormously increased. It is proposed to erect large smelting works and an electric plant of great power to operate pects to get the Columbus fair of 1692 her people Isaac Davis vs.

J. H. Pearson A Co. Case, tllMXK). V.

F. Gooding and Win. D. Coppeiuoll. attys.

sell goods on their merits, and it is wholly unnecessary to wine and dine the consumers should be united In favor of one city, and reason 74.SS2 Gottlieb Kleinschmidt. vs. Crania ber of tbe committee be asked to present his thoughts, in the form of an address, to the committee Monday. This motion was unanimously carried. in order to get their trade.

would say that the largest city of tbe west is the Mfg. Co. Case. Jto.ww. Arthur li.

alker. atty. Frank goukup s. Frank and Mary Lakes. Conf.

of Hil. James A. Peterson, atty. machinery and light the mines. The plant proper one to unite upon, ho long as cities LE BARON, HOLT A CO.

Edgar Holt of Le Baron, Holt Co. I like. Keokuk, Uquawka, (juincy, and bC Louis will probably be the most extensive of any in A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. The question of the best way to distribute are appointing committees on finance, reception tne state. Asst.

suppressed. 74.885 Bill. Suppressed. T4.SSH Bill. Suporessed.

think the organization of this association of music, and what not, and declaring that they 74.BS7 Jolin C. Knder vs. North Chicago Street Rail' will have the fair whether or no. the influence of merchants snows a weakness on the part of the eastern houses. Chicago is the market GOSSIP FROM WALL STREET.

road o. 1a9e.n2.uuu. A. s. 'I rude.

atty. the west is dissipated and her claim is ridiculed. from which rivers flow north and soutn, out tne fall would be sufficient to keep up a steady current when properly protected by locks and dams. At the lakes dams and locks could be easily constructed so that part of tne water would be forced into Lake Traverse and part into Big Stone lake. The water from Lake Traverse flows northward into the Red Kiver of the North.

A few locks placed at the proper points along the route toward Winnipeg would retain sufficient water during the entire season to make sure of navigation. The water from Big Stone lake flows southward through the Minnesota river to the Mississippi. By "proper dams and locks this stream could be made -navigable. There would then be an easy water course to St. Paul and Minneapolis, and for that matter clear to the Gulf of Mexico, if a few million dollars were expended.

This system would tend to reduce freight rates on wheat being exported and on raw material being Imported. The coal mines of western Dakota would also he easy of access. The canal would not cost more than $4,000,000. MH.E3 CITY, Aug. 7.

Senators Stewart and Reagan of the United States senate committee on irrigation arrived here this morning, accompanied by Maj. Powell, director of the geological survey. A meeting was held and many of the old settlers gave tneir testimony as to the need of irrigation here. Several witnesses testified that taking a period of ten years tne f.mn nrnduct of the land, properly irrigated. the circulars and addresses was next discussed.

Mr. Bryan thought that a good way would be to send them to the prominent insurance men in each town and city. The distribution of the circulars would be but the What show the west has for the fair consists of Stocks Unsettled and Irregular Distillers' 74.8ns The National German-American Bank vs, Niels C. Frederiksen. As8U.i2.jOX Roberts A Thomas, attys.

74.HW Agnes K. Foss vs. Sylvester T. Foss et al of the west. It is the best market in tha country, and it cannot be expected that western merchants would pass through Chicago a steady, united, and strong pull for Chicago.

Cleveland (O.) Press: Considering location Trust Influenced by a Chicago Dispatch. New York, Aus. 7. Special. The specu Bill for partition.

Flower. tmith A Musgrave. attys. to buy goods farther away irom noma and at beginning of the work. This alone would do but little good.

People would possibly read and capacity to accommodate crowds, Chicago has the best claim. Foreigners who desired to 14. joun w. et al. vs.

leopoid leisctier. 2. Reek A Charlton, attvs. 74.891 The Ahendroth and Root Mfg. Co.

vs. A. 8. a. 11 iuici iui in a i j.

li i offered here large stocks, good selections, low prices, and prompt delivery. Wita tha exhibit would find at Chicago a bigger attend lation rested today. Aside from St. Paul, Atchison, and the Chesapeake Ohio the trading was light. Traders continued to them and say it was a good thing and there it would end.

The distribution should be followed un by personal effort. A committee Fiske. 1.UUU. C. Beyer and John A.

Mav. attys. ance of representatlva American spectators than 74.SJ2 John Brown vs. Mary K. Irwin and rederlck styles changing so fast as tney now are west for all future excursions at rates which shall be $3 higher than the present single trip Huenger.

mil to remove cloud, x. Morrison, solr. at any other place that could be selected. At ern merchants cannot afford to wait two or 74.WH Bill. Suppressed.

short line rates to tne se various gateways. 74.8H4 Currev Mfg. Co. vs. Michael J.

Ryan. Conf. Chicago, then, the international fair, if there is to be one, should be held. The newspapers of and that no tickets should be sold to any three weeks longer for their goods to ba shipped from Philadelphia and New York. Chicago's trade will not be influenced by this of competent men snouia at once oe appointed to visit all the large cities.

It should be their duty to see all the prominent men, including the mayor, have meetings called in which the address should be read Of S.5ii. Klbert C. Ferguson, atty. 74.io Chicago Distilling Co. vs.

Morris T. Martin. 'catflwav at less than the harvest excursion the great west without exception should rally around Chicago in this struggle. The real Amer play for a reaction, and there was some selling to realize profits, but there was good buy in also. The result was an unsettled and irregular market, which ended with prices only a fraction changed in the usually active list, while many specialties show Carrie K.

Martin, John P. Ahrens. ana Henry C. Law excursion system or association. ica lies west of tbe Alleghenies, and In the real rence, creditors' bill, is or ton, Burley and Howell, solrs.

America an international American exposition rate made to that gateway. This action will have ma effect of "securing greater revenue to the railroads and prevent the manipulation and wholesale scalping in harvest excur and an opportunity given to suoscrioe ior tne stock of the world's exposition of 1892." Bvron L. Smith vs. Chicago Carriage Co. BASK LIBELS UPON CHICAGO.

should be held. oOU. John .1. Knickerbocker, attv. sharp advances.

would be found to be five times as great as that of This comprehensive plan met wun tne 74.S97 robin A Haiuler vs. James IS. Clow A Eon. Baltimore American: New York still keeps E2.WW. Same attv.

The only stocks that are down more than a Buffalo Times: Natural gas in Chicago is land that was dependent for moisture on rainfall alone. It was testified that from the mountains hearty approval of all present and will undoubtedly be carried out. un an extraordinary amount oi swagger uu 74.8DI Sherman Klavin vs. Willie W. Henderson.

sion tickets which characterized tne excursion of Aug. t. Agreement was also had on the subject of rates to the Sioux City corn pnnaitinn. the St. Joseph exposition.

Albert Sehonbeck, Wm. Sear, Julia M. Ray, Benj. F. Rav.

et al. Petn. for lien. Solo. Francis L.

bluster about her intention to hold a Columbus exhibition in 1892. The public is treated to some well Illustrated by the clamor some of its citizens are malting for the exposition ot 1892. Mr. Waller thought it would oe a good idea fraction are Oregon Improvement 1 and St. Louis San Francisco preferred London did practically nothing, and few orders were received from tne domestic centers.

to the mouth of the Yellowstone river there are 5.000.000 acres of land that could be irrigated by water from the Yellowstone; that Custer county Burton, solr. for each msmber of the committee to write to congressmen with whom he was Time: The Chicago limited: Gazzam "So 74. fW A3t. Suppressed. unique speculation concerning the probable advance of real estate in Gotham, the wealth and and one or two local fairs; the usual rates of one fare and a third for the round trip being was aireadv suDDorttne 1200.000 bead of cattle; 74.M00 John D.

Parker vs. Bella M. Cot Reading was phenomenally dull and strong. personally acquainted and request that no better grazing or farming land was to be Importance of New York's citizens and ho crantpd. It.

was found impossible, however. i.i. r.ia Grover, attvs. 74.MU1 Henry Muuaon vs. Wm.

P. Stowe. Asst, young Briggs has tauen a partner ior uie, has be?" Fangie "No; not not exactly for life. He married a Chicago girl." found in tne country tnan maim una scl-uuu, mucn they COUIU coninouic ukj uniy wuuiu, to come to an agreement on the question of i.iw. same attvs.

the not to comuiiu luemscivcs until iuc.t had heard further from the committee. He also thought that as Chicago was fast becom (4.KI2 Asst. fc-unoressed. wnae Atchison yielded a little and the grangers were steady. Chesapeake At Ohio common stock closed at the top, an advance of and, although the first and second and that for want of irrigation it was cot possible to get from tne soil anything like the best rates to the St.

Louis fair and exposition the laree population isew xorn nas, tne commercial interests of this so-called metropolis. Philadelphia Press: Mr. Henry Clews has 74.1H1S Lizzie Louri vs. D. IT.

McDonald A Co. Case. lO.UtK). J. S.

Kenuard. attv. been giving points about the disappearance of and the numerous parks it has. The public are ing one of the largest manuiactunng cities 74.S04 People, ex rel. Wni.

Kennedv on behalf of preierrea snares reacted a traction, they by no means gluttons concerning tne aetaus oi New York's affairs, and for moderate appetites Michael Burke, vs. John Collins. Petition for writ of money from legitimate circulation. He should go to Chicago to coach the detectives they need and the Chicago exposition. In order to secure the cooperation of the Transmissouri association roads a committee was appointed to confer with that association, and ascertain what tnev intended to do for the St.

Louis in the United States, representative men of every trade and interest should be artfif.fi the committee. He suggested that ended on net advances of and respect Habeas corpus. there his been enough said to maKe mem al Clews. ively. isuppressed Monday 74.S15, Perkins Bros.

vs. Will- most wish that there naa never neen sucn lam H. and William F. Thomas. fciUUO.

Henry addresses should oe issued to tue aiuerens But for the activity ana buoyancy of these State Journal: The prevailing Chi m. acou, aity. results. WHAT IS TG0ING ON IN MILWAUKEE. Ex-Sheriff Daniels Brings Suit Against His Bookkeeper Cream City Note.

Milwaukee, Aug. 7. SpeciaLl-Ex-Shenff Daniels, the labor party's candidate who retired from office last spring, today brought a sensational suit against Theodore S. Chatflald, traHp. to furnish them with arguments and stocks the general market would probably Suooressed Ttiesnav Friedbprffei' A strons.

use cago taste in the matter of shows is indicated by place as Gotham on the map. It is all New York. One would suppose that Christopher Co-lnmhus discovered America for the single pur- fair, and report back to the next meeting of the Western States Passenger association, Wben the nuestion of rates to the Chicago John B. Meucke. vs.

M. A. Craig. KiOu, Eliel have gone lower. The trusts were neglected the statement ot a number of prominent busi A Rosenthal, attys.

information in regard to their special lines of business, bearing upon the claims of Chicago thn exposition. Acting upon this sugges nnae of c-ivina New-Yorkers a chance to mane nessmen that they want the world's fair, and and neavy with the exception of Distillers' and Cattlefeeders', which is up K. influenced 11KCKKK. and St. Louis expositions and fairs will be JrnBR WATHRUIV-X Sift.

Marv Piofnr Anmist want it bad." They put the emphasis on the last money. r.very iuau iucicau iuuscu erhibitioe has real estate or some other selfish tion the following gentlemen were added to word. r-ieier; aec aiv. ior cruelty. by a Chicago dispatch that a dividend would be increased and that the trust was absorb the committee: J.

n. liraaiey, vv. 1 jb. Tonnsv W. J.

Chalmers. Ciem Studebaker, Judge: First Chicago woman Have you definitely settled. "Officlnl Clarification No. Is ew York. Aug.

7. Special. The "of hobby to advance, and they talk about their city and state as if there were not another interest or a human being of importance outside County Court New Kaits. ing new plants. Sugar is down 1 per cent, but the fall in tne others is fraction aL seen Mrs.

Fowler's new summer suitr Second A. C. McClurg, C. M. Henderson, William who was bookkeeper of the sheriff's office during Daniels' regime.

Mr. Daniels sues to recover $1,686, which, he alleges, Chatfield was short in his accounts, together with fcO for an expert's B.S4B C. A W. T. It.

Co. vs. Dn Roll Minn et al. of New York. Chicago woman "No; what isitr' First Chi Prpntiss.

D. M. Lord, Dr. Arthur Edwards, At a meeting of representatives of the va reituon lor condemnation. Charles M.

Osborn, atty, ficial classification No. 6" has beeen issued T. Crane, and Robert Hill. The commit- rious Houston Texas Central interests this" cago woman "Principally allegations against her husband. She hopes to get the divorce la by the Trunk Line association to take effect THE LA SALLE DISTILLERY FOB SALE.

investigation. oa arfiniirned to meet Monday at 2:30 p. Aug. 15. There are not many changes, but ten days." The committee on hotels and accommoda o.jii j.

iiicuraw vs. tsrmer. Appeal. The Call. Jtoob Grssham In chambers.

Jcpoe shepaho General business at 2 p. m. JL'DSE Waterm av hnslnAss. afternoon it was arranged that one year's back interest on the old first mortgage bonds on the main line and western divisions shall Frances Otter, a good looking squaw of 33 years, from the Indian reservation of Shawnee fioiintv. was lodged in jail here this afternoon by If the Whisky Trust Wants It the Owners Peoria Transcript: Even the Chicago pa tions also held a meeting, aourew aicaui-, Are Prepared to Norotiate.

pers are growing tired of the dreary details cf Tfprfnnt. A. 8. Gage. Charles Kern, and be paid at once, to be followed by furtner Buch as there aie refer to important commodities.

The freight rates are unchanged as applied to the various classes. The changes emhrac fnrtv-two articles and in- riPTintv United States marshal on a charge of La Salle, lit. Aug. 7. ISpecial.

-George divorce suits, and are urging that these cases be Jt LitiK BAKtu-Martin Burke habeas oornua case Andrew Cummlngs were present. Warren payments on all the securities of the compa receivine a fraudulent pension. fche Is alleged heard in chambers by the courts. Such proceed Tl.nd was added. The committee re- Bollingsworth, resident secretary of the Standard that all hotels and restaurants in op judge Garv Insane cases ana urgent business.

JUDCi Kstt'KEKBOCKEK Urgent business only. I elude such important commodities as bottles KDlrit Refining company, and a nepnew oi u. w. ny as soon as possi Die. it was stated that the amount of the assessment on tbe common stock would be announced next week.

ings would deprive the Chicago papers of hall their circulation. to have swindled the government out of 12,000. Frank Barrett, a traveling agent for the novel; of G. H. KisheU No.

18" sin packas-es. cis-ar boxes, paper ooxes, glass Kidd of New Yora, tne moving spirit oi tne eration or in process of construction send to hpaiiouarters. No. 183 Dearborn street, by Washington Post: Chicago'sextraordinary ware, liouors wood, value of $'20 per bar La Salle distillery scheme, states that the on- New Corporations Licensed. vi-hinotnn street, nhicauo.

was arrested here thp.ir names, location, and capacity. efforts to bring Martin Burke back from Canada finished buildings of the company, with all the CONTEST FOE CONTROL OF ATCHISON. Sprisgsteld. 111.. Aug.

7. The this evening on a charge of embezzlement. He had, it is charged, disposed of about $100 worth of The committee adjourned to meet Friday at rel, watches, wool, etc. Will Fates on Iron Advance? machinery and apparatus now on the ground. Secretary of State today granted permission for the firm's troods in pawnsnops nere.

That Promlsn to Be the Next Move- are for sale. Consequently the whlsay trust can the organization of following corporations: at this time are perhaps explained by the fact that since Mr. Burke has a good, long string of aliases he will count up first rule in the new directory and the census report. 4 nam of Robert Williams has been Desforses. wife of the wellknown buv the plant as it now stands at a figure below More Talk of a Receivership.

Auxiliary Fire Protective company of Chicago: to fctationer, died today from the effects of injuries added to the committee on congressional ac Boston, Aue. 7. Special. The cost and presumably on its own terms, ue cny in a rnnnwA? accident. lease and place in residences, otlices.

auxiliary boxes, having immediate connection, electrically, with the street tire alarm boxes of the municipal Pittsburg JJinpatch: Chicago's proverbial en tion of La Salle donated the ground on wmcn tne news bureau has the following: The Atchi Capt. Otho IL Budd Is dangerously ill with an Cleveland, Aug. 7. Special Chairman Bianchard of the Central Traffic association has requested a vote from the lines in the association on an advance on iron from a basis of 20 cents to 25 cents per 100 The finance committee meets today at 3:15 buildings stand, with the understanding mat tne nre alarm: capital stock, PiUU.uuu; Incorporators, ttol-Un M. Squire.

Weston, and James J. Iluvt. son management contemplated springing a The Ke. Father Keogh, pastor of St. John's distillery should be operated at least nve years and tne press committee y.

m. "The real estate board has appointed Messrs. reorganization scheme upon tbe street within The American Plate Glass company of Chicago; to buy and sell glass and contract for supplying the terprise leads her to the belief that she can make it an inducement for the location ol the world's fair of 1892 for the reason that she can offer visitors the moist peculiar and wonderful mixture ot diluted sewage under the name of a water supply rathpdral. wno leil nere in euruury usi the monev should be to tne suo- rirpver. Jackson, ana Pierce acorn- a day or two.

We can state that the situa r.t th American oilsrims to the holy land, re- Pounds from Mahoning valley points to Chi- same tor stipu.ated periods; capital stock. vrihorn There are a number of unfinished con- hmn this evenina and was accorded a incorporators, U. A. Hippach, Charles F. Hippach, tion will remam as it is tor at least two or cugo.

mittee to call a special nieennsi ac trita and the conlrac'ors are mucn uissvueu rorention. After creeting many of the city mm a. e. xyier. known to any city in the land.

tion will be taken to neip iuo row huh three months." The People's Great Mississippi Vallev Traffic as at tne sudden termination of their jobs, claiming that they will lose money. These matters of cleruy and his relatives at the parsonage he ap Manager of the Montana Central. Merchant Traveler: here have you been sociation, at Chester; for the production, mauufact- along. The above probably refers to the fact that ure, transportation, purcna-e, ana sale OI personal finance do not appear to nave oeen reierreu in St. Pacl, Aue.

S. Ives, while Kidder, Peabody Co. state that the this afternoon!" asked a Chicago man of his wife. I've been out calling." Where did you. PLAIN TALK TO) NEW YORKERS.

pruiieny; capital nock. incorporaiorswonn peared in cnurcn, acro ci-uiui ered an address ot welcome. MIN0BITIE3 IN COHP0BATI0NS. McBnde, Harvey Neville, and A. C.

Gordon. Ir. Kidd recent instructions to cis manager. BURLINGTON ROUTE. superintendent of the JBreckenridge division of the Manitoba railroad, has been appointed Chicago Homlnv and Aliliina company of Chicago: go?" "I called on Mrs.

Browne." "Ahr financial condition is safe until Nov. 7, there has been a report afloat that the parties left The Pittsburg "Chronicle-Telegraph" Ke for the manufacture and sale of hominy, grits, and Yes; and I called on Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Jen general manager of the Montana Central all corn products; capital stock, jou.uoU; incorporat same Pacta Regard. ns tne Miow.

out of the Atchison election of last May pro kinsby the way, where were you last ulghtT ci n.rnn at Lincoln, Which Will ors. Albert Maunus, utto Bretz. ana red bitheld. Youk. Aug.

record Through. Sleeper to Galveston. pose to contest wua tne Dangers mentioned muunp uuve ana st. iouis v-onsouaatea tjoai com pany at Mount ulivp: for mining, onnrittinff. and for the control of the property in the event On and after Aug.

llth, the made bv Sew York in the celebration of the oad, and leaves for his new position in fiiw days. Miscellaneous Notes. dealing in coal: ranital stock Hu.iAlO: in Minor a tors. con- Settle Some Disputed Question. LINCOLN, Aug.

in of the state directs In substance that a reorganization oecame necessary. The TL R. will run in connection with the Missouri, Waninsrton centennial is oeing ueiu up tonus J. Keiser, Charles IS. VV euuer, and Theodore that JU.

autu. Kansas Texas Ry. from Hannibal a sleeping- her now that she is asking to have parties in question probably control a majority of the second mortgage notes recently W. TV MeNirier. fnrrrmrlv tirkfit ftffent Of The PrOrrpsslv rhpmical eomnanr Fast St.

l.Tioiatnre shall provide by law lor the elec- car from Chicago to Galveston without change, Louis; to manufacture and sell ail kinds of chemical tne world lair located nere. of directors or managers of corporate boo- issuea, ana iLtse notes were to form the compounds tht mv ha rihired: camml stook thn nress of the country do not want the the Chicago, Burlington Northern road at East Dubuque, has been promoted to the position of traveling treight and passenger agent of the hail include among other things a thus making a new. shortdaily through line between Chicago and points in Texas and the IXJU; Incorporators. J. Li.

Ketcbura. M. Ketchum. Hiacrrnrefnl scenes and quarrels of the Wash- I'm-1 er I called on a pair ol nines. Evocfu Boston girl "You have some fina players in the west, have you cot, Clara?" Chicago girl' yes, but they can't compare with your pianists." Boston girl "No, I flatter myself we are up in all kinds of art." Chicago girl "Indeed you are.

I was saying to ma today that the Bobton girls can paw ivory all around us." Buffalo Express: In Chicago the other day a man was taken to the detention hospital for the insane, but was denied admittance because he was drunk. Then he was carted off lo tha police station, where they refused to take him C. t. i 1. T.

i that and Henry Flesher. basis for the proposed litigation. With a judee to start the legal machinery there is some fear expressed that if there is anything -onresentation: and it also provides Urake moke rnnsnmer and Oil Fuel raimnanv: to southwest. The sleeper will leave cnicago on R.iriincrtnn'B fast train "Ell" m. secure and to hold the Drake patents on smoke con that the directors and managers shall be elected than that provided bylaw.

lhe Transcontinental association was in in tne report it is likely to lead to an earlier tngton ceieoiuuuii nf New York, some of the newspapers that daiiv. and arrive at Galveston in the evening of fession yesterday considering the new tariff movement for a receivership than has been rr.v... th legislature has failed to com- turners ana oil fuel appliances ana to manufacture and sell the same under those patents: capital stock, incorporators, W. I Drake, D. W.

Moody, focnr thiseitvas the location ior we iair pused upon the new agreement between the loonea ior nereioiore. the second nay irom t-unasu. information cull at B. Q. t.cnet omce, bouthern and Canadian Pacific railroads.

Tta nrwnlv declare that the management should uu r. 3i. imam. civ with. At the last annual election of the Ne-ErLfca.

Real Estate and Live Stock company of 1 i i 'the Koyal Oil company at Joliet: to transact 211 Clark street, or at Union Depot, on Canal and "deling will continue in session several days. Wheat Again Off. general oil business: rauital stock. inr-ornnr Adams streets. Chairman Midirley has called a meeting of Hastings this minority representation Pianw Snowed bv the Heartwell party, representing be placed in the nanas oi men not.

be influenced by social connections or political ambitions. The Pittsburg Another drop of from cent in wheat stock, and these "io managers ol the lines comprised in the southwestern division ot tne Western Freight associa ators, Wilbur 1L Smith. B. Smith, and K. IS.

fcoiitu. The Evansville Grain company of Grayviile filed a certificate of increase of capital stock to nhnut fine- third of the capital vui because he was insane, it would seem only sane and sober people have any claim on cells 13. Chicago. Cheari Excursions to Waukesha. was the hnal result of tne trading in that u.

miinntT ha nubiished an unusually strong arU tion to be held at the association rooms lathe cm Ans. 8 and 9 the Chicago Northwestern directors were tnereoy.ci". tiSi and have -i i-t A ftna onn mor-lTl or thn iwokery next Tuesday, Aug. 13. commodity yesieraay.

ine decline was brought about by lower quotation from supposed advantages of New York it contin Railway Company will sell excursion tickets to Waukesha and return, good until the 13th inclusive, at the rate of S3.70 for the round trip. refuse recogniw election, thus far kept them out of the directory. Today quo wlrraSto Proceedings were begun in the supreme court by the Heartwell people, and the right of Sriw reoresentation in management of cor the Chicago eastbouDd roads have just lssud a joint notice that tnev will allow not to abroad, favorable weather for the harvest Cnstodian of an Kmptv Safe. Minneapolis Tribune: Kentucky voted for a state treasurer and members of tne state legis- W. C.

Baine, Examining Accountant. ues: But if this is done the people of the metropolis For full information, tickets, and reservation of Partnership interests adjusted, accounts that have been imperfectly kent examined and ing of spring wheat, and an improvement in tne conditions necessary for the thrashing of the previously rain-soaked, fail-sown i-jAinre. The new treasurer will be custouian hA a tew main ana biiuuio nun im porate affairs will doubtless soon be settieu. tirmiv nnnn their minds. straightened, joint stock company books opened.

exceed of one per cent per mile run for the service of ail individual refrigeratcr-cars used for tarrying dressed beef, fresh meats, or provisions. The Chicago ac Eastern Illinois railroad Cai Issued a new schedu.e of passenger rates. flee "iftaMas passenger the safe kindly lelt behind by hi. enterprising station, corner Weils and Kiazie streets. predecessor.

tins is to be a national and not merely a wrtttea up. and audited. Room 44, lu" Dearborn irf' SarsaDarllla never before equaled its grain. An increase of over 1,300,000 bushels in the Quantity of wheat on ocean passage wai affair for the glorification of New lork, sweet. Telephone tm.

present daily record of marvelous cures..