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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07

And, indeed, three fonrths of the new
party frocks are garnitured with white lace.
TNsre are lace draperies, and lace flowers,
and lace fichus, and lace sleeves. till the
bare thought of lace is positively nauseat-
ing. LADY RAMBLER.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07

Who ever heard of such racket in one
family? While Frank Hurd was wrestling
a desperate match with ROmeis in Ohio,
John Heard was holding his adversaries at
bay at the point of revolver in Missouri.
This is the stuff of which our congressman
are made.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07

A Winnipeg man recently bought another
mans wife for SCI. In some places
women come awfulIy high. but we must
have 'em.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07

By the way, there is tolerably well
authenticated story that the president does
not consider himself any longer citizen
of Buffalo, n. Y, but that he elects To
make the District of Columbia his home. A
great many reflections may he ocduced from
this situation. Mr.. Cleveland is robust
man, but little past tie pri.ye = life, with
a young wife who would seem to be justi-
fed in social ambitions. The president Ger
tainly does not intend to drop into senile
seclusion after the expiration of his present
term of office. de surely doesn't intend to
follow a certain ex- presidential example and
start poultry farm and market eggs and
spring chickens among the inhabitants of
Washington a citizen of the Dis
tlct OF Columbia can not vote
for president-in fact ne can not
vote for anything. but there is probably
YssUhing to prevent him froK hein. a camdi-
dale for tAe presidency Does N Lle~~-
land ssne0d 20 be a candidate Tor rcnomina-
ton from the District and snap his fingers
st any fractional embarrassment in New
York? Is this the means he has taken to
force Gov. David B. Hill or MayOr-elect
Abram S. Hewitt out of his political pre-
saryes? Or, does he intend to pursue a plan
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-07

If VIII Angel succeeds in holding on to
his position as executive clerk to the gov
eruOr, in the event of McGilPs election, and
all the other clericals and appontees are
fired out, the decapitated will probably Or
ganize choir and unite in singing mat
DID, familiar Sunday school song: Il want
to be an angel. and with the angels stand."
~
An alleged earthquake shock IS reported
from the Atlantic coast states. 1t was
probably the shock caused by the Minnesota
election which had Just reached them.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
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New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
DmLADELPHIA And READING r. n.
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOr OF LIBERTY. NORTH RIVER

j. NEMJEItSEN CENTRAL DlNlSIlN,.
For TMf EFELI OF pG1hs 2 l'sS Brook
ea,g at to ~ G anI NJ $50 $50
Direct connsson a wayns Janoton GeimantGwa and
,b,sinnt m e Coambiaave for Manayunk' Vohsn0'
pRAwTSG.kooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
%DEPHT4 Sig'n SsS sUS eissn Sss issS .ts;
s1HGy $50 M Pa Pa Gs9 I2s9 M H SS TSird 5S ape
raro K HA8ES FfALf aud FrhIIiFsBURc III Penn-
For %IlIiAMsF9nr syNPUnY. ksFwIIssUG9 LIZ and
FOR nEADING aql HARRIsnUHG a. So1 7',s go, 80
For For m &C. aSG sI IFf46 at TOO ss H.
100 40 :ti5 5:l5 p. m. SUNDAYS at go p. N.
For For PeEtaH at al I 700. M KS S l5 n H. $780, s 4Oo
roF 1.pG ?" Fl T 3$s iSS and MAUcm cHgSK
400 100 40 G Loo n 1'sg 5a6 stS A. 400
For rIGH FRIDGE 'BRANCH at 400. sA1 a. M. 400
tSr PPfRfHaINGToY ZOO s45 a. M. iCO 1880, 400 1870.
rSf SSC n, Z Il % zoo sS 1850 iisa ,s
6i:io 90 i.$i. sis. iOsop sundays. 500. s:9oa m
rqf Soe 7o9 ~ oS S4S tso osS $50 1873 So
o. SU 9 * saaSays T 100 500 si5 a. No. 1905 n i:So 800.
p6y SC I3N 9c hGxN SS 2Po 6pdEAY GROVE &C. m rain at
80 pHis c4deot cean @ ro1e iSS 'O at 100 s4S
For F6s Ar Si Eat at @
For M C cI% %iNELAND and BRIDGEToS at
NTW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pler No. 3, NOtth River. via sandy Hook
kor HIGHLANDS. SEABRlGHf. LONG BRANCH
LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER, and BARNEGAT. 4OO D. m
Tickets be REQUIRED at foot OF IDertyst Pier No
North niverI 2lt2u7 20l. 2s7 Az Dl4 ll1O and l323
3roadway 00D 737 ana ii9 6th.ave Rvingtop-s 10 T.
$50 Bowerv principal hotels in New-York CITY. Iu
Rtookyn at No Courtst. l07 Broadway. S3S. S85 Fu
2lO ~ Manhattan ave In hoboken .l4 washiny
toast ~ =. Transfer ompany viii call for and check bag
gas rom hotels or residence to destination ,,oo,,
j. L. WOO ITEM, {. q. HANCOCh
General Manager. Gen. Pass and ticket Ags
II. T.. BALDWIN. g. Il. =. Agt, ll0 Liberty st. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
SOUTHERN DIVISION
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w " n Y. G. & II. q. T.. u. Co.. less~SS:.
.rrfr DFST CONSTRUCTED AND FIN ~ ~ Ia
'"N DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUslN ESS oN
PLEASURE TRANE ., r,,p yrar
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is Ala ~ DiVtp
SHORE OF THE WORLD.FAMED III DNVN DsTCTr Nr ~ NC "
AROUND FOOTHILLS or CATsKlIL MOoU NO UNR"iH9 Al III
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL NALLE' VIZ i"i-
MOHANk. - - --.- -, ,.ova wss, ADD. ar
station IA follows: -...., GOO, ~ r,yst
North River 20 minutes earlier than from ioo' Oh "cS'
Detroit and Chicago .93o 900. $40 p NJ Sleep
through.
81 Louis 500 $40 p. IN Soepers ;hrot"h , A 90
Buaalo Rochester suspension Bridge Niagara fals '5"V
"A m $500, 10 D. m. Sleepers and parlor cars. ,o
tIca and syracuse ~; a. li:20 a. IN, -OOO +SiV T. IN
Highland, Po'k,epsie ana Catskill. 80 ll;-o H. H.
ScvburS Kingston saugertcs and Albany, .: 0. ll:2O
n m i,5j 900 $40, 'llAO p. m.
Saratoga (vio Albany ll20 a. NJ. 900 r. ul
For Montreal and Canada East, GOO D. m rrono..o
Hamilton London 80 n. mL 5000 'slop. M lorou'o
.pay iDsiiy except saturday. Other ira MS daily OK
cept sunday -. an s,s.nirg car accoinmola-
tIons ot Information apply onces Obokon 'y iuso
st. brooklyn Court ST. Annex Once aoo' " " n novcSy
and west shore stations foot OF West tzIs @ oy ,oy ami
North River. WrsIcItta Nptoss va ~.
cheek baggage from hotels and RESIDENCE o'
left at ckc ofires ILL., ~ aNnasr zen,
$50 Broadway pe"eiA' a'osAsS.- ->S
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW Ne
IL YORK. LAKE EkIE AND WESTERN RAIL.oA1 IT,, A,9
Arrangements of trains iron onamDeIs;S Depot fro N
GA mDa y except Sundays Day Express uief Drawing
room Goaens 70 T nride sIeepnS Coaches
Hognellsve to Cincinnati and Buffalo to Chicago =, .
m-paiIy Chicago and 81 LOUIS dmea act EApres
Coaches No extra charge for FAST time ATnye'
Meatvilc l. a. NJ; Cleveland, 1000 M SDclnhatl'
Gl2 p. Chicago, 900 and ST. Louis 1880 the sec
popular right train between New Ork ano buffalo, .,
an Of Pullman Day and seepg Coaches to Bnghamc
Elmira Buffalo: Niagara Fails Cincinnau and chicago
y nooD iI5 sIU $50 %3O $50 $40 $50 1880
l0:30p M ~ midnight. sundays 5:45 $50 1920 M,
paerson 2 S5G g5 S i5 2o 20 ~ 5ad ioso a. % s noon las
800 lO $40 $50 G:lO $50 730 $50 1890 p M ~
745 8 p. m. II midnight. soo o,o ooo
Newark and Paterson via Nswars ark S 95 S o9o Sy and
II midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9lo H. H.
sDseiH AS 5:l5 100 OSO 1920 M l45 $3.50 800 $50
G:IO -" $50 1880 p M and l2 midnight SUNDAYS 5:45
$50 iO:2O m, I:i5 G:SO p. m and ~ midnight =,
Newbnrg and Cornwall 700 a. m. $3.50 4So Gp M sun
daE 6S$out so and md gingson Montgomery $3.50
SUNDAY ss9 @ g. SsSn gc 1870 a. m Gs5CS o $50 p4so 700
$40 D m sunday J45 $3.50 1920 $3.50 100 P. m
Middetown 4is oi3 700 so i9S9 9Go m M SS Go tSv M
The m and $40 m trans with New orr ON.
taro and Western Railroad at Man-st The trim Stops
a' port orr" Jorgis Ais 75O 1920 a m 43O $50
d m sunday $50 l1:20a N. ejO7 opm 40
"a m every nfteen minutes; 5:ij to 1o45 every
thirty minutes and lao sundays thirty minutes
enng coaches obtained and orders for the checking
ana transfer baggage be left at the Companys Offices
Nos yj7 broadway, lS7 Westst, N Y, NO COURT
st BROOKLYN OF az the Companys Dcpots go
Express from the West arrive in NewYork a Hlo
$50 Join y" 4 All mBBoTT Genl Passr Agent. New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,
feaal Noti1e.

DURSUANT to on Order of the Chaneery
DIvis o. the High Court of Justice. IN re- Maria ~
lis, deceased, aud In action Pascoe " nnls 10y
C. No 92s the persons CLAIMINGt & be NENt OF hts'
according the statutes for distribution OF tntesthes -
tat s. OF MARIA CuLLIs late OF NO 0l warwick stecJ
bennington the County OF Warwick spnser VINO dlse
the 2lst september 1894 living Il the time o her ocsS
he the legal personal represen tav, o seh o. ~
0f KIN oead are by their solicitors Oh M
fore the rt day Of March, lsse 70 come and pew pos @
claims Chambers OF MIR. justice Kay AZ tue hy
Courts Jusce strand London or In default iheteo tae
will be peremptory excluded from the benefit OF hs ss,s
order The said Cullis the daughter and only su
viying child OF John Cus o. Leamneton aiorssaa r Ss
Catherine Cus formerly Alec (otherwlse ALec VINO ~
married thc 18th NAV ISIS and the said atnerne Sus ~
was q daughter OF William Alec otheiws, Aleel 'ss
Younger o. Brook in the parish OF fos'oho-
the County of cornwall England and Of athfrne ms Nv c
formerly Catherine Meager of the parish OF uNua ~
aforesaid County OF Cornwall. who were rred on he -
May l36S Monday the sth day o March 1855 az ., y.
clock noon the sait Chambers Is appoi or hsaai
adud eating upon the claims Dated this loth 'V "
December. lSSj. - ~ ,,.. c,.A
WILLIAM BINNS sMI I'll, Chief clerk
CoODE, KINGDOM & COTTON. Si BEDFORD Row Lona'"s
Plaintiffs solicitors
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after December. 20. l 81
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave via Desbrossos and Courtapdt Street
Ferries as follows:
HARRISBURG pitsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
CsIs attached m q and p m. daily New York snd
wiillamsport Lock Haven, M P. Cory and Eria
Centre the OIL Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited washington
Express OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday 10
IN, arrive Washington 4:O1 D. m and $40 p m arrvs
IA and m. ana II night. sunday o:id my and
For Atlantic city. except sunday, Pm.
For Cape May. except Sunday ll:l0a;m.
VIA Railway and Amb0y. . n m. IL nOon 3;4O. ?. NJ
On sunday, 0ij m and p H. 40 not stop at Asbury
For Did Point Norfolk via NewYork Philadelphia and
SS wa a3S Ba%orc and Bag NJ "e E week days
Boats of BROOKLYN Annex connect with al through trains
at Jersey CITY, aioding speedy and direct transfer LOT
rrsEs Arrive: From rittsburv 7SO s:4O 1880 m 655
aEd :Sj p daily From Washington ana Baltimore $50
m. l;2O. $40 3p $3.50. 92O a1d l03j Sunday,
sOha O o? & 3 2 S5o S9 & aP% sc es s "a ico s6
": leo $40 35o 5so G2o 6,5 7a2oS SS $50 9:So 9o
SO IiS5 a. T 500 63O. Cos S:2or:35 iO:S5 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express leave New YORK via Desbrosses and Court
G2n 30 s. y 70 chicago Limited and 10 Washington
D. m. and Il nisSi AccoSmodaiion $50 lilo m.
aud AZ IN. sundays. Express. G:l0 . ~ Limitedl
Shs nq S esvns @ HeS Gay Except SUNDAY
II:IOa l. =. T. and M, and . p. H. on sundays
Keurnins trains elvc street station philadelphia
a M Limited Express Ill p. i2i6 t,56,
S 2 os sl3 $50 aHd no. @ Ed 3 "a 5o 5oAqaT LGted G5S
LSnye sScs oec e v as and III sroaway Hcr House
md OF Desjro,se- and Courtlani Coprst and
nsSb etc 3l' oSken station jersey ty Emigrant
ticket ore No Battery place ana Eas,e & az; d check
baggage FROM hot els and residences u u.oon
ChAHlIt9 dcDcral Va Mana.cr General passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
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Ehamtcais ano naiIroaoa.

FLORIDA, JACKSONVILLE and all points
South and West 1T thaa ,npanies rates. rail ol
,csr puano baggage checkcd sleepers reserved
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
E1 NEW,YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFORDR.R h
Trains leave Harlem River Station corner I32 LIST and
near Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
1reached by Third Elevated laroad) daily
SUNDAYS al 6:45 75O, 0:l0 1000 lli55 m, 2l0. 55,
40 $40 GAO and 500 D for Port Motifs Casanova
chester Tmpsons Bay Chester Pelham BaJ Barlow (Cy
fsiSndl Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting at
New Rochelle with trains for all points the nam ne Of
1he NewYork NewHaven and Hartford Railroad, Shore
Tine and Air Line Divisions; New anaan Middletown,
and sueld Branches and Boston and all points
East. nh. .,,o .ra all ,n.or,,os,... .
tions o. i2:iO a. iaily except Ioudays,, ,.,..
sunday New Rochelle and al intermedat sta
,,on. noon tho latter tran connecting
az Rochelle trains 70 Grand Cent? depot and
Stamford
U'HE NEW LINE ,,rwvrv
EEwYoRK. PHILADELPHIA: AND NORFOLK OLD
BHOUES FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On and after December 1885, tae new ork Philadelphia
& Norfolk Railroad Company will run Fast Day aud Nghs
xpreys New York and Cape Chlrles
New York via nnsylvana ailrOad and
m daily arm wing Old Point Comfort, m. days
and 1880 daily. Nofolk 700 m auc l6 Sleep.
seats and s be any Ticket oacs
Of the Pennsylvania Falroad Company.
r b. COOKE. Genl Pass and Freight Agent
ii. w. DUNNE superintendent
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
steamboais ano RAILROADS.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
~ Trans leave from Cbambers-st Depot for Englewcod
Closer PefmUnt Nyack 2 $780, 10 a. m, 3;-o ';oV
b40 $40 $50 p. M, II midnight Sundays q U a. H. ana
Nanuet M Spring Valley and Monsey T. 10 m. 4'50 p m
SUNDAYS o q. ID,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
~rw-yoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements NOV 70. 1854
thrOug gh trains will leave Grand Oentrni Depot -,
81 Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
ing cars to Rochester 81. Adams and Montio ,
$3.50 O. Fast Limited Chicago EXPRESS WIN uI,nyy
stopping at Albany Utica syracuse koeheslsr bu
fo Niagara Falls Erie. Cleveland and Toledo arriving ~
Chicago 300 a. M day. l.. c.
1890 Ill., Chicago Express drawE room cars 10 oanai
daigua Rochester. Niagara Falls and Bunalo , ,..
I'll estern Newly ork and Northern Express WIN
drawngioom cars - , go, ,, ,,.o,.,
$3.50 p Albany Troy and UTICA Express n tnhrengn n
drawing cars. 10 Saratooa Fl. Edward ana uicns
Falls on Saturdays only. ,r
"a u M Accommodation to Albany and Troy
Cd m Chicago Louis Express with sleepingcars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit chi
o D. m Express with sleeping TO Syracuse and TO
Auburn road and TO Saratoga also TO Montreal
Pacific with sleeping cars Tor Rocncs
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo 81 Louis, DO
trot tncago also TO WaertowB ana Ogdepsbuia day
0iiI5 n M Night Express with slcepngears to Albany
with the morning trains io tho West anu
for tie North except saturday night; -. ~ n.,...
Tickets on sale AZ Grand Central Depot No; Bownns
and at Westootts Eypress oces Parkpace near Broat
wayS 1856 and 9&2 BIosdwpy and 02 West l20ihst New
YORK. Washington and 780 Fultonst Brooklyn. and "
4th.sL, Williamsburg ,-.-,.... -. H..
of the ticket Offices In New-Norx CITY, ans
SS3 Washing gton a.. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and eokod from residence o.,
sJhese daily. All othels daily except sunday
j. NJ. T0UCEY. ID. ~ kENDNoh..
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

JACKSONVILLE Fla.-Straight and excur-
sion al routes at greatly reduced rates Write for
the southwast beIths reserved weeks IN advance
LANSING'S railway Ticket ofico, 3J7 broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
european advertisements.
uRATEFUL-coMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFASr.-"By thorough knowledge Of the ILL.,. Ill.,
laws which govern the operations Of digestion aud
lected Cocoa Mt Epps has provided cur
tocatey nayored beverage which may US many -
doctors bs 1t Is by the judicious Of such
diet constitution may be gradually built up nn -
enough 20 resist every tendency to disease Hundeas
Tie maladIes toang around US really 70 a',aS No.
there weak point We may o,capo MANY LAD ~
properiy nourishcd framo"-Cisi Service Gazette n
Made simply With boing water milk Sold 0nH ~
pound tins by Grocsrs labelled thus JAMES EPFs
HomopSnathir Chsmists- London Enaeld.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
Hnsrrnctioit.

Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
w VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday October 20 IN
drawing oil and water color painting st life mowers anu
lands chiua painting anl dsc1rltlO1
studio No. 80 Malison-aye
References
Mr. President EaIDnll Acltemy OF DeNy1
NJ. William Hart N A.; hfr. James NJ Hart NJ All
MI. David Johnson. y. A.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
Ga Whom 1t Man Conftrn.

ANY PERSON holding @! Or ,l0,Sa lay1hSB Dime sassS
1ns,it1tion Is notined 70 present 1t at inc 'a'-'
baoS h about 10 be issued.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
Dressma' nnI.

WANTED tirst-class dressn'asSeas:ss esss sSa:sss
W 10" @''e Mira N. RUSSELL, l,S's 9ees
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
Ocean GtcGmers.

ANCHOR LINE u, s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
n sailing Weekly from New:Yolk for
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY: 80
ETHIOPIA. 10. D. IN. CT KCAo5lA, toD l3 noon.
IEVOSIA Jan. 30. p. III. ETHIOPIA Fob "a p. IL
(ali n massage $50 TO SSu Second class $50.
stecrage outward $50. preoad sl5.
HENDERSON BROTHER General Agents
Bowling Green. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

HONE INSTITUTE, Tarrytown. \; y; a
Miss N. ". METCALt, Principal.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
tho EAsT.An RAD from Grand Central Depot Tire re
pm (parlor attached and IL with palace seepH
i. W. POPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
MISS J. F. WREAKS: n
1napDING DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND CHILDREN, ALSO
6INDERuARTES,
For Young Ladies-Countr7

~ M, y. \
Miss s. p ia NKs ANA Mss G.. :. CNDEHlIILL
lJOME BOARDING SCHOOL for misses and
| children one hour fr0m city; mlit'Ts care gpel
board tuition thorough trlinnA Miss A. lhuS'o''
sfa ford (Ju
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

NORWICH LINE. -, -
~ Pcduction OF fares all points, Boston s3 Worcester
Pier 40. NOrth hiVer ioot Vi
next pier above street Ferry az ASo m day
except SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

NYACK SEMINARY for girls limited num-
y bers Thorough tfaning: dc;ghtfn home one nr
from \ y Addrcss Mrs. IMOGESE BERIHOlF. ful.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05


The q $. ZELtNDIA VIII sail wtDNEspoAf, ~. a. January
o. 1850 from San Francisco for Honolulu ana sydney
B-1h- steamer will not take passengers OF reig t0r
any point IN New and For freight passage or general IN
fofaaon app,y 10 william Dmoad Co Gcnernl Agents
san Francisco, u. ~ .%tLn u =, '>o..IPSSorr
, 1886-06-17
Democratic Justice

A Washington special says: I'll
House Committee on Pacific rail
roads agreed today to report favor
ably the Dorsey blli allowing he
Union Pacific to build branch lines
but determined 10 withhold its re
port until the House acts upon the
bill granting the road seven years
extension of time in which to iiqui-
date its Indebtedness TO the Govern
ment."
And yet the House COMMITTEES on
Public Lands reported a bill to for
felt the land grant to the Northern
Pacific. 1t will be funny state %
affairs when q. Democratic majority
in the House passes u bill to extend
the time for the payment of its debts
by the Union Pacific, and another
bill to take the land away from IL .
Northern Pacific. But then, you
know, there Is a difference between
the two,cases. In the one a great
corporation owes q vast sum of money
to the Government which it con-
tracted TO pay at certain time, and
which it could have paid had it Sc
desired, while in the other case &
great corporation has earned lands
by building long railroad through
n wilderness as rapidly as "the red
wards of the Government and finan
cial disturbances would permit. In
the one case q corporation owes mon
oy to the people, who IN default OF
payment have to borrow other money
while in the other case a corporation
is spending hundreds of thousand ol
dollars year trying to sell at n mod
crate price, TO tillers of the soil, lands
which it made valuable by building q
railroad aud providing d market for
their products. But consistency OF
justice are not parts of the Demo
cratic faith. 1t Is entirely Democrat
ic TO give the Union Pacific NOR,
time TO pay its debts and the same
day rob the Northern Pacific of it.
hard earned lands. II is barely pos
sible that the Union Pacific ha.
bought Democratic members of Con,
gress to help il cripple the Northern
Pacific, it, hated rival.