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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-15

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@oubs unb out. Departenteut 1T ansere
lefea unb rniteftrefitur in 9ualitdt unc
Mfuffsrn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-15

ssGinise gtad grafeler unb Sn.
grain @arpets finb nod pprrdthis anc
luerbeu 5u 9ieip Dcrter Scffpreiien rrrs
iauit. Wian beiu9e uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-15
9febolperlno0elle. Gin Ser tpolIte

JtebDlDerm0Oelle. Gin 9err tpollte
in elmer 6anOlung einen &eboloer fauz
fen. Ser ba if gu febr persiert, gu
ifuberbaft"t fagte er, oitb m66te cine
Waffe bon erniferem 9lus1eben." =
ySebr mobl,~ entgegnete 6er 9aufmann
ld6elno, y oer 9err tpiini6en ettpas na9
oem WooeQ. serriittete 8srmDgensber=
bGltniiie; 0erjeuige, tuel6en i'd Sbnen
foeben geSeigt babe, 1T in Der S6at bon
elmer 5u lei1ten Nuanee; ct gebSrt iiir
ben Selbitmor6 aus 2iebesgram."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-15
|. Kahn & Go.

Ode 0lain Sla,a unb Beff GOmmerce
28,3,t3W 5traBe.
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9Die 0u IN ir.fp id Sir

Wie gu IN r. 70 ID Dir.-
Sie 2onooner 0Srutb" e3dblt: 8or
eini9en Wo9en fiinoigte cine unferer
beitbefannteiten bo9abeligen Oamen
ibrem &ammerfnd69en ben 9tenlt unb
CAB ibr babel cine Sbrfeige. 9as
Mab@en iagte ni9ts, fonbern briitete
batiiber. 9tln Sage, ba ibr Oie1tit
ausging un6 als lie ibren 2obn ent=
pfangen unb ibr Gepdd abgeIanbt
bate, nadte fie 5uIebt ibrer 9errin bic
6aare. Sic befeltigte gef6idt BEN
3opf on Die Stubllebne un6 obrfeigte
bann bic 2abD re9ts unb linfs, ma6te
ibr oann cine tiefe gerbeugung unb
elite babon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-15

Gins 6pabenmdbel fubr
zines Sages auf ber ba6ii6en 8abn
spii9en 0eil6ronn unb 9eiOelberg.
Ser @Onbuftor, Don Dem biibi6eu Md=
Del angesosett, iebte ii6, ua9bem cr
bas Gei6dit bes Goupirens borgenoms
men bate, an ibre 5eite uab plauOerte
nit ibr. 9ln ibrer 9tusfpra1e bemerz
fenb, oaB fie aus S6wa5en lei, uollte
er 6urd) einen ldugft perbrau6ten WiB
iie in 8erlegenbeit bringen unb frrg
lie, ob es tpabr fei baB Die S6tpaben
erit nit 40 Sabren geibeibt werben?
0as S6mabenntdoel, 6as ni9t auf ben
Gopf sefaaen tpar, berli6erte, bab es
mirfli6 10 fei.
rSa," fubr Ser Gonbuftor fort, utpas
ma6t man ober nit benen, Die audi
nit 40 Sabren no6 nidt gei6eibt
iperben?"
Da antuortete fie: p9ie i6aift man
na9 8aben uub ing 9teib unD ma6t
gonDufteure oaraus." (Magemeine
9eiterfeit bet 6abrgdfte unb 8ers
f9minben bes @onbuftenrs auf gfim>
lnertpieberiehen.)
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-08

u j. Write, SoutFside grocer, has made an
assignment to Schnulh& Krag
Mrs. Zelda Segnin- Wallace will join and be-
come the star Of the Ford Opera Company
The Prospect Eoan and Saving Association, of
tins city, has been Incorporated, with a capital
stock of $780, 009
Divorces were granted on, Saturday to- Mary
a. miller from Daniel Miller and to Indiana
Beeber from John FL Beelbers
Sergeant Julius n Frederichs a member Of
the tFreeiy arctic expedition ID visiting his
5rotner J. w. Fredsrieks, MOI 43l South New
Jersey street.
The National Park Bank and Nicholas Nc
carly have brought suits ON notes against the
limited states Encaustic Tile Works for 100000
and $1,000. respectively
Rev Ross G.. Hough6ona pastor Of Roberts
Park Church, viii retire from thesactive minis
try at the end of the conference year, and de.
vote his time to leeturing
John III and Allen H. Stem architects have
| brought suit against the city for $l0s00O which
they claim is due for plans and specifications
made FOR the proposed new market house and
city hall
Judge Walker has issued an order that the
real estate of Alfred Harnison BE-. taken from, the
lst OF assets of Harrisonls Bank and turned over
to Judge Lamb, as assignee SO thatiit will be
converted to the benefit of Mr. Harrisons per-
s0nai creditors.
More tlan three thousand RepuBIicas1 voters,
all Approximately uniformed, were im the street
parade on Saturday night. which, escorted the
speakers to the Park Theater mesting The at
tendance there was large and addresses were de-
livered by Major Galkins and Hon Stanton j.
Peelle
The counsel for the defendants in the Blaine
Sentinel libel case havefleta motionin thefeder-
alcourt asking ruling requiring the plaintiff
to answer under oath the twenty two interroga-
tories accompanying the answer to the com
plainit, and that the court shall naSessuoh, rule
retlirnable at suchtime as, may be deemed Dea-
sonable for the purpose of said action as by
statute provided aud re9Hired The motion cam
potbe argued for several days as. Judge, Woods
Il goes to Fort Wayne toll hold court next week.
eplaintiff counsel have taken no action upon
1 the matter
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THE STATE PRESS.
More HHidemee0 Of the Irish Exodus Colonel
Gray am Old and Horny Know Nothing.

v9Gas ssFas4fr for Keyenus only Means.
waBasR GsupIer
A.ta1dff for revenue onlw, or exclusively, mestns
thai the American manufacturer must either
put out the fires in his furnaces, reduce the
wages Of his employees to point which shall
enable hianst to- compete against foreign mRnu4
factUrerss II neans that tlIe Amepican me-
chauic,. who now receives such remuneration for
HIS services as enables him to live in his own
saries and many Of the luxuties of life, must
change, his oettaze for a, hDFel, and live as
eheaply as the mechanics in foreign countries
hves HmeRns grinding down Of American
laber, painful IN practice and degrading in char
aeter.. In short it means the rum Of American
industries that England may find a market on
American soil for her wares
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The First Rass-RlD0eight line.

Colonel ]. B. Colchester, of Brooklyn; N. Y. :.
claitnstOli Have established the first fastefteght
line He says my efortih organizing a. fraeiit
Iineswas tItesHtsU Of itssKihd Tt was way back.
in 1857 or 1853 The Fennsyivania railruadibe.
longed To the State butt had been sold totfie
Pennsylvania company. Merchants upahrougli,
the country had owned many Of the cars, in,
which'taiey ssntprcduce to philadelphia and re-
eeiNcdN merciinnliAe on the return trip. They
paid tbs pailFcAd a tariff FOR transporting their
oars. Whsn'the' Pennsylvania company took
possession they ordered all these cars taken or
This created alack Of facilities. Twent nandi
'pasie contfacts with thel cOnpaag Tor running
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over the Isotto,nIass, Rit.

Terret l4Gute HRpuess
Come to- think Of it ii wouldl have been better
perhaps il Vermont had; rednUedltl1e Republican
majority tenor fifteen tlDusaad -Four wears
ago the Democrats CARRIED Maine I'M September
This served toarouse the Republican marty, and
Champaign followed which was neper surpassed
mi anurgN., AS the, old couue6f preacher said 10
1876 ii is necessary once in a. while to- shake the
party over tlesmputh Of the B0ttoIaless pit to
awaken ID to, the demands Of thesoccasion.
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A Bors PRESENCE OF MEND,
How the Pluck and G0o1ness Of Is NewslBoy
Saved a Train at BFu1draug4ts Hill.

How the Pluck and Goodness. of Is NeSgsh0y
Saved Train at DFuidraugt's Hill.
LouiByilie Courier journal.
In conversation with prominent physician
lthe1othepdays thessubjert Of pailroad accidents
andescapes came up
presenceo of mind of which have ever heard,
said he, was related to me by Colonel John d.
Wicktiffe not long ago. Its ashort story, and |
don't mind telling you,
The time the incident occurred was during
the war. TWAS on the T.. 81 N. railroad, near
the MHldraughs Hill tunnel, At that time the
science, Of runaing trains was in a very yele+
mentary state. The practice was to run them
all one way at a. tiznes. In the morning the
trains would be staftsds from Nashville t0 Louis
vile, and in the evening they would be. run
back. They went in sections as 1t were; from
half a mile to two or three miles apart, a little
nearer or little further, as circumstances might
occasion.
Colonel Wicklfffe one evening. was one of a
party of officers and others who made up a train
to Nashville. They were preceded by another
train, and at a distance of about a. mile a. third
enc followed. They pHllet out from the depot
rat late hour, and made as good time as. possible
when fairly en- the road Everything vent
smoothly enough till the tnuuei was reaUhed
when the first train was halted by a signal just
before entering. Upon investigation, it was
found ttata freight train had broken down in
the PASSAGE
ssdere was an ages ward piusles The second
train hailed and tha news snraad appano The
nassan oers fa,v pot Of the train and went
Forward to the wracS others cli,sferad on. t,e
nlatforms or cro5vxifd taeefga IN feF ours The
nrosnect of reacbiIo fcSSi soon oreyv smaller
and beantifnIlv less IN 1..nif DEGREES M was
hardly as had 40 haiao, aanpht IN q Westarn
snau.s4arm and tSere was M, nros,,eet If
starvation, but the ontio6k was not COM
Ioauss fsp xTer mn 9,,s l.,a,S TSa ,,,,o.naet
ws tnt Il zeos,,Is talss. seva,,s is,s,,s
and es v ,vs'e \ b,,,ssr Ia 81 ,,asse-s.ars
WIZ ~, ,ss ~ !
fnma9 s,,,l - Az
ha. I'D a. Soa &C., ~ o..o
ts.. ~ E0l
ar, ~ NJ ME-, *
Ssca,,se NAT isonE ! ,,pa.of s,saeeS - 's'e
Lias-y sNcip ~ slA1s LIZ gLAts. " tll6 eIiSFln
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Keep Kim Gaepd.

ElRhart Indepsndenf
The mani who conceived the idea Of showing
TO be'iucareerated in, the Bingha1nson Asylum
for Enebriates until snakes, and whisky were
elirniuRted from, hisoVermrought BRAIN ne the
fool has newer heard Of tile fabesef sideIshows,
or having HEARD has not en0uglit sense to- conn
handing. him copy Of the. independent Moral!
Keep Grower Cleveland IN the Adirondacks or
build asylums for imBeeiles
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TAe Feels VIM Eearn.
WubashI Plain DgaIer.,

Wabash Plain Dealer.
Such leading DemoeratiU journals as the st.
Louis Republican, the Chicago Times, the Buffalo
Courier eGlevelandis home orgsnE the New York
Evening Post. the Brooklyn Bagle, Boston Post,
and New Orleans Times Democrat are s'ratted
by the Typographical unions. Yet the ridicul
ussclsarge is nli4ie that newspapers supporting
Mr. Blaine are. conspicuous as having non union
Offices. The fools will some time IesfEn that the
business arrangements Of d printing Office are
utterly aside from politics..
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UIrs HendfIcIks7sl s.NtIbnIaE BelRl0cFats.V
liberty Herald.
Thomas Hendricks. said In his speech; at Con-
nersxille yesterday that every ItshIhan was a
'natunaE Democrat H Thomas willleoI over
to UnionoouHty he twill find some very unnatn-
raj ones according to his standard; for a very
considerable number Of them have wisely de-
cided to no longer be hewers of wood and dtaw
ems Of water for the Denaocratic' purity aud will
caststheit vote for JanessGa Blaine' and john a.
Logan, tneifrienasio Of humanity at home and
abroad
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nkuuClo pfeNNsa
The New York Star declares that the Demo-
cratic managers gaze With equaninity on the
looming Germans.m The facts in thecase are that
att least Eesrisll are. going to German conn
ing. If there is any great consolation in that
kind of exchange. we fail to see whore helaugh
comes in for the: managers
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ItoPUUllualI-
Ed Sherrill formerly of this, county,, and who
was a rampant Democrat and one Of the. mar
siais. when Voorhees, visited Corydon, is now an
enthusiastic BlaiuH and Logan MAN. Ed can't
stand Democratic free trade
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plIabIllty q PoIltioals prilIe..

Gucngo' NoFs.l
The spectacle Of Thomas Al Hendricks going
about IndiauH with his hat I'M his hand and
nhintivelE Begging votes is apretty fair illustra-
ton Of the extent to- which political pride will
suffer itself 10 be unbent.
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There Ate rs sach 4hinrs.

indianapolis Review.
Pink Fishback's Bantling, the Freeman. claims
to be a free trade Republican paper That's d
lie on its face There III no such. d thing az a
free. trade Republican. paper.
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GRAY. the, REPRESENTATIVE
Legansport Jonrnal..


While Col Gray was dwelling on therepord of
the old Know nothing party. why did he not
tell bis Hearers of his, own connection with. that
Of a Knownothing lodge at New Madison. Ohio
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with his Ieetsvin regard to Mr. Clevelmds phi
vtes life, IS still ha9ping upon it ia iis speBcles
the, ticket decapifated SO that hissown Mans
would stand at the top.
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EaEllart Pndependent


With whatever else the Republican. party may
Be charged. 1t cannot be charged with adearth
Of sand and an Intention to fght agoressivslv.
Now look for Democracy hunting Raymows
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a FnlfticaI MenlIicant.
Eafaysfte journal.

Eafayette journal.
Nh, Hendrckssknows his CASE isdesperate; and
henee;his frantic aRpsalsfer siiRpopt. He Is 4
political mendicant, as undeservinHof votes as
the thieving tramp is Of the cob potatoes he ac-
cepts at back DOORS,
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rro1nises Nos 8 Basis 3. cl.sracter..

Goshen Eimes.t
Would You estimate alma1lis Character bywliat
he has been or what he promises to bel Most
assuredly by the former Apolitical Iarty must
be estimated in the same mannen
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4 Difference Of Several Degrees.

South Bend Register
! Ia this, city the'editDr Of the Times @ohn,BI
Stoll is the friend of the worlihgtnan, In
L0gonier he bulldozes him. That is a differ
once Of forty miles. and several degrees
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Ket the War Go 0n,s
fiibtou ASlyocate.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says chat the Indi-t
annapolis Sentinel N not 70 enter tie house. Of
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A tariff for revenue only or nexclusiveIya
win not increase 6se price of wheat any, and the
farmer should bear that in mind when he goes
upto1 the polls togvote
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TlseltfIud-. e|os,l. Tsr,v

0feencastie Baniief.
The'party that HAS given us our ninBsf0ot mud
roads is the last patty oniekf4h to'talk about a
reduction Of taxation: Reform should begin
here in Putnam county.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-08

rsa,lpel Hlaute Gazette.

Hefpe' haute Gazette.
Ben Butler is a witlower and Belva Lockwood
is widow Both are nominees for the presi-
dency. Why can they not pool their issuesl
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KentIand Gazette.

The IDdisHa Democrats leaders are at last UNI
masked ahd'declafe FOR free trade They strad-
Idlud'aB OhibagDl.
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why, TnyIeed9
tsressfssurs: Standard

| If our Democratic friends are 50 bitterly OBJ
posed to the nlonopoiies Of tliseountry, why are
they so much in favor of the nonDpolfes Of Eng
Iandg Wiilsome Democrat Ds kind enough to
anssferg
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AZ study IL css.

Noblesyille Repnbiitad- Hedget.
Conscientious citizehs can't consistently CON
done Cleveaud's con iirmed cifiilhallcourse. con
trafy TO- the civil code, Christian character and
civilized, communities
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MN tlseo Lost Are. FounJI.

New Castle Carrier
Half OF the lost are found Governor CIeve-
land retaFned TO- AlHanY Saturday evening Tho
Whereabouts Of Maria Halpin are vet sllpouded "a
mystery.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-08

IF the blood circulation. is unobstructed, there
is NO, CHANCES for BFigfits disease, and St Jacobs
Oil will increase the .crculation
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oMtW

- =
* happy surprise it was to Mr.. Al. &.
Norton, Of Bristol, Conn, when AfHEeFnoROs
put him on his feet, and sent him cheeFfally
about his business. Let him tell his own story:
stAbout three weeks ago was taken
With q. sspereca4sIf inthslacM Forfbnr days
was unable to turn in. bed without help, and
when liftepup could stand on my feet Twas
induced t04EaE ArHLoEHoE0s, afteDall thBusnal
remediesfailed m2ominutes after taking tho
first dose Ieoulds bear my weight uponlIny feet.
In two days,I was able TO get about and attend
30 business m two other cascB which Have
come tony knowledge tsIseh asbeen attended
with the same results"
Al poor man in Philadelphia had to- Dor
COW q dollar to buy bottle OF ATIIIoBH0Ros
Onaceoun6of his poverty his name shaitremnin
HsecrBts He had sufferetl terribly from Rlfets
Aaatism. Hegratef1ily writes.
ST took my Iifst dose Tuesday afternoon,
and "wednesday, after But sevend0ses, / had
NOT assharp or sayereRcheleft. Then reduced
the dose ol1e4halE and took the relnainderof tho
bottle. Twas aBleto be steady ut wprltil SIT
urday, when took saYere cold and was uIl-
bottle and by bedtime found relief Tho
medicine is lyou cIhimfcrit."
Investigates ATHLePHoRosa al YOU pleased
Find all the fault you choose with It'll and
yet the faes remains, that it is doing what
no other medicine ever could do for Rheu-
matism and Neuralgia.
II you eaunatg eDsATHEoRH0Roso of your drug
gist, we will send It express paid on receipt or
regular price-one dUqlarper bottle We prefer
that you buy IT, from your druggist but II he
HASN'T lido not BE persuaded to try something
else butsprder atence from US as directed
ATHLoPRnR0S co., re Wall ST.. NEW YORK
1zlazE1z1kl1z1 IkN q ,gRlglfnElElHIa1R11E
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The Sentinel has done everything in It's power
to- disgrace the parity, and is in bad repuDe.
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Are TO Be Given Heroic Treatment.


The daredevil attitude that few Indianapo-
lis business men have taken toward the Local
agents regarding the payment Of freight charges
has aroused the wsll-disposed agents to assert
their rights. The real point is that dozen or
more cUnsignees of freights have been dfatory
in paying charges, and have given agents good
deal Of trouble. Such consignees need heroic
treatment, and their names were placed on the
black list Coal dealers, lumber men, etc,
who have actsd honorably in the pay
ing of their freight charges, will, as
heretofore; be shown all favors possible The
agBnts viii continue to pay their switching
charges, freight charges, etc. deliver their cars
on such consignees' private switches and coll
lect charges as heretofore but the smart Aleckss
as one of the agents term them, who say they
will mot pay the charges until the cars are placed
on their private switches, and then tell the
agent they will pay the charges when they did
please, will hereafter pay their freight charges
and switching charges, as we'll before the ear
leaves the yard of any road in the Indianapolis
association. Fortunately there are utfewc9n-
signeesi who are inclinedto act dishonorablyln
the matter. The agents do this, they say simply
for self protection, and claim to have been very
patient with the offenders.
The. Importance of Wednesdays Meeting.
The meeting of general passenger agents,
called in the city for Wednesday next, is looked
forward to with much interest New York
papers say if matters are satisfactorily adjusted,
rates fully restored and harmony
|. of action made apparent the pros
pect for general war on passenger rates
will be greatly lessened, while onsthe other hand,
should the meeting result in the taking OF no
definite action, an Ugly rate war cannot be avert
ed generatpassenger agent says it will be uset
less for the midland lines to restore and attempt
to maintain rates unless the Ohio g. Mississippi,
the Lake Erie g Western, and the Chicago q
Alton roads can be made to act honorably in the
matter Heretofore whenever the Pennsylvania
lines, the Beerline the 1, B. & W., the G, l..
ST. Il. g. G. and the Wandailia have restored
through rates and adhered to them for week,
the roads above named have taken aflHHutagesof
such a-neEement and communicating rates.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT they begin to- get the lions share
of travel, and the indianapolis lines named must
go back toeutting rates for sslf-pretection.
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TIres AmnrinIl, Insfinrf..

Let the passion for america, says Emerson.
east out the passion for Europe Hurrah I'd
Blaine.
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No Great sIlakes, anyway.



John @. Shoemaker the Sentinel man, is
slab off the butt cut Of destruction.
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East-Bound Tfafic over Chicagb Roads.
During the week ending Sept g. the total
shiRments Of -four, grain and provisions over the
eight roads leading east from Chicago amounted
to q, 205 tons. The following table, gives the
details
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u Iae rePuts sE q
. 81. 5 Soomacn
DiUSeIs as g preyent-
lve OF epiaeintGs q
scomecnlct IN 'nnylg
GRANT ageneralresoor
aCiNe ana q sReelnc
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Yes, the Sentinel Assassin.
PfainffeId Progress.
Garfield had his ''crank, and Bsains has got
his even now.
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AuE. 30. / Sent. 8.
Mans oEROad.
Loaded Emp Loaded Emp.

From the above table it viii be seen that there
was a total of 49, $50 received and forwarded at
this point last week. against 20, 225 in the week
ending, August 30, 1884 or 1913 less loaded cars
yFhiles thereiwas an increase IN movement Of
1888 there were received and forwarded at IN
dianapDiis' 22,77I cars, of which number 1880
we're loaded Tn 1882 there were handled at, this
point "a 267 cars, of which number 1874 were
loaded cars
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with the 1ndisorstIons Of Youth.
Ruslivilie Graphic.
Cleveland is only seven years younger than
Blaine.
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/ Flour Grain, Prov'ions,i Total,
In tons. In tons. In tons. In toms.