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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-20
MONTANA SHORT LINE.

Whom travelling every ono should con.
oder well the questions of economy,
comfort, safety and speed, these questions
beingo the same importance in . journey
Of an hour as in ono Of several days ride.
determination of the map will convince
anyone that this is the most direct route
70 and from all the principal points in
&: 8: i; +:
Dakota and Montana. Our equipment
and time are excellent Our rates arc
the lowest, but this fhct is something
which speaks for itself. Definite figures
and maps can be obtained by applying to
any Agent of the Company, or
G. II. WARaxS,
General Passenger Assns.
st. Paul, MINI.
A. NAVEL, WIS. A1xxAzDEs,
Gen'l Mgr. - Gen1 Traffic Msr.
The following are q few of the Principal
Points reached via this Line:
81. Cloud, sAux CExnz, Fxsaus FA11z,
CEooKsrox, ST. VINCENT, HuNAmox,
PA1xnv1Lr, MoRRls, App1xroH AND
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-20

LORD ( THOMAS, . xSxs|sIAe !! 4
- Randolph st.. Chicago, keep this paper On ale
ND. =: .s ss:sss;' s,: e ADVERTISERS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
rWo POLICEMEN PRIsoNERA
Katie Allen Picks Ous tho Msn In Bius
whom she Accuses.

wAs" she Accuses.
Katie Allen, the young girl who was re-
ported to the police Tuesday night as missing
from her home ct 1850 Third avenue, and who
on Friday caused Michael jennings, a bar
stood before Justice DUFFY in the Harlem Pc.
Policemen Hugh Mccormack and Robert J.
pinnin y; with .sa t the "a. same n,, offence. On. On the ss, ts, IT..
examination in $4,000 each. Jennings's bail
t nss S slsa a a. the same amount All three deny
Katie Katie " was g, arrested THURSDAY ssa night at the
street. and locked up on a charge Of dlsorderly
nor questioned the girl closely. and. as a re-
s samS :, ~ ms 49, e. naarn,S .on, pus TN ,ne case ,n n.' inc
Capt. o'oonnor says the girl told him that her
family had moved from Brooklyn about four
years ago. Her father is the superintendent of
while Katie .aS' worked ss Dani.ls's s'e dr., goods
store. groadyay and Tenth street. She told
ths Captain that she would be Is years old In
Ing hsf : xioi sas iid liz. 'n.' Sn' n"a C''n ,s"S'
l Eslti ABOUT up e ~ s sSSe m Tha srsssts n nl1 sha sv sRe
met Po!lceman Binning, who took her 70 a
stable In Eigtty-fourth street. between Lex
ington and Third avenues. In court yesterday
Aaue saio nat II was IN e vacant iot Of me
street that 70 sssauit VS. committed: Bin.
pings beat u on Lexington ayenue between
Seventy-ninth and Eighty.hfth streets. In
her, story as told capt OConnor she
said that Binning told her to go down
ppnn1htra avennne: ina sns did e.: a9a came across
fonseman mcCormack. phis oticers beat IS
Tnlrd avenue from Eighty-third street to
Eighty-si1th street. Katie says that McCors
mack took her into Q real estate Office at l,476
Ihird avenue; left her there for 9 while, and
returnlng took her apoIt . O'Clock Thursday
nus and EiRhtyethird street: Here he intro
duced her to Bartender Jennings. and told the
latter to take care OF her. Jennings; she says.
afterward took her to the Occidental Hotel, Mt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
JOHN sHHnMAN Still Ar IN
Says Cleveland wssr't Fairly Elected aaa
Ceunts Black Noses to Frsve f.

Counts Black Noses to rrsve It.
In the banquet room Of Delmonioo's lass
evening $50 members Of the Republican dub
sat down to dinner to celebrate the 79th birth
day Of Abraham Lincoln. John Sherman sat
next to the President, Gen. Edward 7. Bartlett
and smiled fraternally while Marching
through Georgia" was sung.
Chauncey II. Depew entered the room,lsto,
and he was welcomed with q clspping Of banda
The applause grew until three cheers we're
given for him. Senator Evarts and ex-senator
Warner. and Thomas @. Plat wero there.
After a speech by Chairman BARTLETT, Senator
Evarts pronounced q euloRy OF Lincoln. He
said incidentally that under Republican rule
this nation had arrayed on sea and land, and
could array again II necessary. an armament
fit to cope with the world in arma He pre-
dioted the return OF tho Republicans to power.
and said:
!. "a. been .aoSshsss re-, : an5 a e s:,nS ms q : ss%.
.l Bs t Wy 1 Rs%sSs sss.. ss'ai i b. ss sss A sss Ss';; = put
H. kT'f Essrsss-wS. a.a,
To the toast, The Repnblicsn Dub. sena-
: s,i sssis , xSyins 81 Senator sh'fnsn'' fsv0ri''
e! s, TO- " d a.: -, ;i%s s! SSS;f !, II; II is, S:ss 4 :: I : !; a.
Sx%yo,ss seo !. y: d .:s 70 !, ss' M, sSF, .H''ss:.uoo r.,.,
should, In similar oiroumstanosA 30 punished With In
prisonment for life.
To the toast, "A free ballot and . fair
count" Senator Sherman spoke. He said In
part:
The demand for = free yste AID . fair count Il called
most. ss BAD Is ohas.r's .dsnissss 70. NOR: soup. xhsss
, 1aa Ssm :ss Sys sn mst might ! \ . sse% u f:ssSS 10 ssn' 9i Ssr:
sSs,,ae t,om my T.,,' X ,sSs dIs.r i as,s m fi. SsSa:; T a.m ns:
2 free vote and 2 fair count and say that this 4 the
1 ssPss q sad f AZ. ssa' . s1e q ss ss' ssys sia'; ss ssP'iS q ! a Il n / y x
Sp. q n. Ms;:.Gss q Grover Cleveland; not y. l.s.
sssssu:s y would, 7 ssSs destroyed tn. very title TO his
tain the proposition that fraud against the
party aa4yn exel Gsf D"i liz n louisiana.
b hnoe eaG osss a t Sa ! 2 bs long ssid! way before 1876
organized Z fraud to Beat John 4. Logan, and they rein
epsI Psnia,s sSroGsA h, I.S oi AsaiIs is si., sns P ssIsd q asi! IsI 3:
for the Senate, and some of tho men arc In the peniten.
I1s1y. 4 I s% glad /: to, ,S 's "a in ssn nsi a! 4l nsRSss, L 1 ~ s ;sss
who Is prosecuting these frauds. .u. -
oo s. viii. e ;ss AZ. ssi. SS5d t5aSf Si. e 's' 4 sssi s1. tssr ss ss' s, seG e:
publican ticket BY instinct In tho sI Southern states
e ,er sS: @e,s wa sn 2 i IA ISL slsi sss Rs. y SHSaa I psrsy so shs lave s.sS,
been trlpmphanly elected. i is these si5 States that
the courage to meet the crisisr
have the courage to say this 70 you, and yop know
our s.a anisgqAttsd xo!imea x have Ssssa HSu1ssssS
Ss from having another. tippiaussi
toast aa,S' a%se s aste'e 81 nl NV ffSs eR2f;s ss % ses
Charles ], Henderson to the toast The Union
to the toast, b TsHn." and Senator William
B. Allison to the toast, The Surplus"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
ANNE oFFNER ACQUITTED.
Her Third Trial fer the Murder OF Benla.
jamin Brssks, her Betrayer.

Her Third Trial fer tho Murder OF Benla-
jamin Brssks. her Betrayer.
RoMNEY, W. Va, Feb. 1.-The third trial
Of Annie Ofner for the murder of BENJAMIN
Brooks, her paramour. ended to-day In Q var
dict of %acQuittaL This remarkable case has
cost the county q pile Of money. The crime
was committed on Aug. 1. 1886. Early o. hat
day Annie Ofner was seen riding swiftly from
a thicket on horseback, and soon after the
body Of Brooks was discovered. He had been
shot through the head.
The girl says that she committed the act In
self-defence. her betrayer having threatened to
kill her unless she consented TO live with him.
She had run away from him only q short time
previous. returning to her father. q respectable
farmer, but Brooks followed her up and gave
her no peace.
At the first trial the Judge died when the
caee was half finished. The second trial ended
in a disaEreemsnt of the jury and t . third In
an acquittql, The sympathy Of the community
employed on both sidss,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
DAN cUsTY KNOCKS OUT noNAHAM.
Twenty-seven Hot Rounds Fought In Hobo
ken Yesterday Morning.

Twenty-seven Hot Rounds Fought In Hobe-
ken Yesterday Morning.
Dan Custy and John Monahan, two middle
weights, fought q fierce battle with two-ounce
gloves yesterday morning in the dining room
of Jersey hostelry not far from Elysian Fields.
Two previous attempts made by their hackers
to bring them together had failed. but there
was no hitch this time. and those who were
lucky enough to get the straight tip saw q fight
well worth travelling q few miles to witness.
T~wenty-seven rounds. MARQUIS Of Qusens.
blood In the tenth round. The claim wal al
lowed BY the referee, a Brooklyn s%porting man.
and the fight proceeded. with the odds In favor
and, twenty first rounds. Monahan. though
badly cut about the lips. and With one, eye
the ribs. but the science OF the latter told In
the long run, and in the tXenty,ssventh round
failed to rise when time was called, and the
subscribed purse Of $3.50 was given to Custy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

W~ILKEsBARRE, Feb. 11.-Bishop O'Hara
of the Scranton diocese has issued a pastoral
which will be read in all the Catholic churches
OF the diocese tomorrow. The Bishop says he
reads In a daily paper that a certain society
claiming the protection Of tho Church, adver-
tises o ball In Lent, in which all who attend
will have " a Jolly good time" The Bishop
warns such societies that II they carry out this
ungodly action the discipline OF tho Church
will be. visited upon them. The Bishop also
speaks in strong terms Of the practice Of. some
them out 10 others. Who scandaiize the Chris
tian name. The Bishop instructs his priests to
follow out the precepts. of the Baltimore
church fairs. and sec to It that there is no
cause for scandal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

FRANK HAKr-546 AILEa RETIH ooLDxN-S3s nH1A
night. 1t was the most miscellaneous gather.
ing for those hours as well. as there was . won
derfully large proportion Of decent people In
1t. They were not wont to stay much aftsr
midnight. The number Of the opposite clsss
was also largely increased. and many shades
deeper In degree of toughness.
THIEVES HAVE THEIR wkY.
TIL thieves actually had possession Of he
Garden. From penny grabbers at the drawers
Of the defencelsss automatic chewing gum sell
lers to the Golfers Of the fve-cent weighing and
strength testing machines the wave OF depre-
dalton rolled on to more profitable and danger.
Gus thefts. One diamond ring, several gold
watches, and other precious possessions were
swept into the current. and then the possessorD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

BALTIMORE, Feb. ia bill has been In
troduced into the Legislature to compel all
registered voters to cast their ballots at each
election under penalty of q fine. The bill re-
quires the registers to furnish a list OF all the
registered voters to the States Attorney in the
cities and counties. 1t is made the duty OF
the Judges OF election to furnish after the cleo
tIon to the same Officers a list. Of all persons
who voted. Then the states Attorney 10 re-
mon before the Criminal Court all persons
whose names were on the registry WHO pad
voted, they are liable to'a fine Of So or thirty
dnYa In iuiL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
SIX-DAY CHAMPION.
xInT1T MILES AHEAD OF THD REQ
RI AND FRESH A. A DAIgY.

1he Leader Of ne Bix-day Tranpers Makes
sSie-A ana Finishes en- ne Run-Fers
sesssns Herty . 0ssa sessud, aaA ne
orssssr T~hirs-Eisht Men oss m for .
shsre ~ the Gate Reeefpts-DinsH Als~s
BADLY Left-Nsrenae Jast ReaeAes The
Geai-Strsksl's Girl Made Happy-QreaA
Excitement Toward the Cisse-AIbers
Makes . speech asA his wiz 10 QlAA
All Over-He win Probably Cot Nearly
es,>ss for his fsrtisn, s.A Mersy Asss.
Albert has fulfilled all the expectations Of
his friends, and met the gloomy sxpsctationsos
the bookmakers whose money wss ON the oxhsx
side Of the question, By t~riumphantfy beskthGD
the record that Fitzgerald set up four ysssa
20. He ran up to the last minutA, being futy
able to keen It up much longer not bscsuss q
was necessary either for the purpose Of beae1nG
the record or Of keeping The lad Of hs 900
petitors. II was simply to keep up the fnSsts6t
and to show late oomsrs how xhSrAktA1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
JOIIINGS ABOUT TOWN

M saSs Il. f 4 snydsr f from sf ifanf D 81 sn sSssIa'' ''''''' 70
.y Tss sv 4 n essn nsS siSis . .S5 s.: 30 f f.sa fs =. ", !, ? $50 Eighth
water meters al s. a day, In place 81 FstricF fTsanan.
The police have amended their rules to comply with
the Law which nn snn silSw n, Srand Army bodies to parade At
Tho Columbia College Gles Club will give q concert At
The Harlem rr e Church sonorr9T evening r.
Urinary.
Two patients IN the Charity HospI,aI, on B=lsekwslrs
i,inn 40 h 10 e., s~ sa ! Win np,sA yo aT points sU and P Sses i
those who AVE been exposed.
i Ward stimson, late uperintendsn Of the school f 2,
deliver a lecture in Chickerihg Hall next saturday even,
Ing He is trying to create q university for artist
y is saia that the Kings County and Union Elevated
t na,l pfopo .odn sons,Tu eaSs q pPG as Es sss,r i pisifles road :
SSE sysa as oon a : Ssmp 1bs Sso, MAJ D Of su sRp : nosd '' tho
bb sixth strsss and had not been seen since Thursday,
w VIII ts9 isso II m IL aI Ss k sssa' ana ' puist Z IN Lis sS BRAIN a'-N
., GSSonsr Sugsn, held an inquest yes'srs'y in ,t the e..
S t.as' Railrs.a' VII" Shot himssit IL the head with a " 81,
caii6re revolver at his residence, 40 Madison avenue, on
com init III an suicide sias' While i. s tsSp5% "rs III Insane Insane NJ houston
Capt. Thomas Morris Of The Long I.jana Rsilros I'd Com,
s sEttSs,s 4 ,si i1s o' sIss , sS F;,a .ss al 3 saa r.. tasISS
kiuntz, 81 years od, OF ssi Esst seventy ninth street z
eSf CITY !! Il "" .app %a.sa" nat e. K tnsa ts sit oysrs . ISS1s '''AAa
Alfred II. Weston viii give a unique entertainment In
Poole's Theatre to night, and ten per cent, OF the gross
gscsip,s win be turned over TO the fSmily q william
with q broken arm. Mr.. Weston will reproduce on Q
large screen ssme one Of the pictures which appear In
teday's BuE.
Tho Veteran Corps of tho Twsntyseoond Regime int
has adopted q new uniform which win DO exhibited to
uniform consists OF q single breasted blouse OF dark blue
cloth neatly trimmed, black dosskiS trousers with gold
s scssi s so. sA III nif {. t sssS5 a sn man cap 's'' and sword The
Fireman Patrick II, Breen's wife Annie died at 7 Oak
street on Friday, leaving him with three children, the
youpEes, three mSn.hs aid airsmaP Brss9 w.s burt q
the New York Hospital. To add to his distresses : news
paper paragraph has been pubnshsd making some Qus}
dassSs dew VAttkS ssssSW svlyiszy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
FREY WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Last Kick In the Tsurnament-Malon
Plays Under Protest.


Albert NJ. Frey and John L. Malone met in
Maurice Days billiard parlor in Brooklyn last
evening to play of the tie for first money and
the championship In the continuous pool tour
nament.
Malone kicked before the game began. and
played under protest. Maurice Daily had an
nounced that play would begin at 8 O'Clock.
Malone appeared at that hour. and aften wait
ing 80 Minutes for Frey, claimed the game by
default. Frey arrived ten minutes later. Ma
lone held out for nearly three-Quarters of an
hour. and then announced that he would play
under protest Frey agreed to this and the
Frey played spilendidly from the start. Select
inG the Is ball on his second shot he holed It.
following with the u, IS, and continuing to
succession; He repeated the performance IN
u IL. o ct t q th fnt sSpf eaanit IL sS5s fs shoss be out n q .
ssa ps nsst . cc%n Saaip e. ' tRs sSIls al %tS1ous H.
go s'' ". ' g ss gig x II Sls i s:sss + En- q. HsS
tss ss2 Els old T 1iyal s ss the to rate q; of FEY FEY Ma MAS
ninth frame. rattiing them in Tor IS points. He
1 psln Ss te H. ns5s f I. sssa ing t fsss ssars IN IN IL IL
i sssSsS r "a FL 4 81 fRi i: sf gsIi.. IL Il 81 III iS III is iSs
next inning, Frey running the game out with
the first ball In the sixteenth frame. with 100
points to Malone's 80. The full score Is:
Frey -i5. 10. ID. II, 4, IA H. O II. 1 Is IL. q %. II,
l-l0.
Malone's protest was referred to Mr.. DAILY.
He decided that Frey had won the game, first
money, and the championship. Malone said
ever met him. and that was why he claimed
the game. Malone once had to pay De Orc a
forfeit for being ten minutes late,
Frey Will hold o reception at his new rooms.
294 Broadway. on Tuesday afternoon. Sexton,
DAILY. Kayanagh, Hetser. and al the pool ex-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
Desperately Fs.d 81 Mis- OH.

BALTIMORE, Feb. H. John II. Maskel, 10
years old. some time ago fellin love with Mollis
Gill. whom his father did not rsgard rs a
proper companion for his son. Young Maskel
had profitable employment, but he gave 1t up
IN order to obtain more Ieisurel which he passed
arrested on the charge OF being incorrigible.
When taken before the maEistrate the boy
allowed 10 sit In the Judges room until his
case anne up. rsmarking that 4 would b. an
outrage 70 put a man Of his position ia society
will be sent to some reformatory institution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
MAMMOTH CAVE IN ALBANIA.
The Main Room About o Acres n Ares.
with . SOLID Arch Kosr or Rsck.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. IA special from
Huntsville. Ala, tonight says a large cave was
discovered there to-day which rivals Mammoth
Cave In extent and beauty. It was found ON
the Bowling James farm. which was recently
bought by b. M. Fuller OF Grsenville, Mich. It'll
about one mile from Huntsville. on the Pulaski
road. MI. Fuller found the entrance fifty feet
from the main floor. The main room is $50 by
800 acres in area, having no supports except
feet in thickness. The walls and arch are GOV.
ered with crystal, and immense pyramids Of
lake was found after the discovcreN had tray
elled three hours. The lake contained silver
fish without eyes. The water u. 100 feet deep.
The cave has been ehristened Shelta Rock. In
honor OF Fullor's daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
K..e cesAl.a I. Rs.pps.r At wall.et'..

The latest news about Rose Coghlan is
that she is going back to Wallack's after all.
When she agreed to disagree with Mr.. Abbey
she began work on her new play. "Jocelyn,"
under Manager Pitou. But her dates for
"Jocelyn" had not boon filed whom yesterday
she got a note from Stage Manager Harry
Edwards OF Wallack's asking her II she would
not appear as leading lady In a twelve weeks
revival OF standard English plays at Wsllack's
a sort Of series OF farewell performances by
the old Wallack company. She said she would.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
A Bridegroom WhIppea - Asxulatsrs.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 1l.-Louis Battina, who
lately married "a young girl near Columbia, was
taken from his house on Thursday night by q
band Of thirty mon. "Jawhawk Regulators
and given 100 lashes, on hls baro back. each OF
Battina left a wife and several children in North
Carolina, whence he recently came. Battina
fed after the whipping. leaving his second wife
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
A skeleton D. a Tree Truuls.

MONTPELIER, Ind, Feb. 1.-Two woodchop-
pers cut down . tree near here on Wednesday. and
In the stump they found the skeleton of . man, Cloth
ing was found with the bones. There was q hole In the
tree but 1t could only be reached BY . ladder or by
climbing About ten ysArs aEo A.hcsmater named van
he had money snd had been murdered tSr II n uhs
have been cut In pieces before being put 10 the hollow of
the tree ~ the hole was too small 20 admit the entire
hody.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

JAMES AIDNhT-62l Nfn1A
was done. It was done with the sane eukfAo
and vtgox with which the start was made ~
hours before. though not with tho sam spes6
Tho capability 0; making the same speed wa
there In legs and wind and heart but no %.
casion called It forth.
The clowns were the only others On <ha'
track when the Anal laps were made, and thslR
number wac depleted BY the detection Of 0ul1t.
van, who staggered OF some time before. Tho
mon whose money depended on making 61S
miles did little after they passed the marhL
and those whose position was long ago made
safe In this particular. with no chance u
changing their order in relation to each otheIk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
Prayer .. q. Ala to Busl.e...

PATcHooun, Feb. 1l.-Mr. Cash Of this village
was summoned recently before = referee to DO sxamiasd
asked nsrni,.,on 40 over A prayer for divine guidance
10 the business about to be ransaetsd The referee con:
assistance The business was settled IN fifteen minutes
to the satisfaction OF all concerned. and Mr.. Cash Is CON
haent that this was due 10 his prayer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

J. "A. Benson. who was brought from Copen-
hagen, Denmark, charged with ~swindling the Govern
ment in California, was brought before United States
Marshal Mcmahon yesterday. Gen. Mcmahon said that
he considered United States Marshal franks's warrant
sufficient and Benson was taken from tho building again
in the custody of Franks, who will, he says proceed i'm.
mediRtely with him to Ban Francisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

DAB ~HrR1Y-5e2 UI1. ouH 1Wx0so-S0zmR
stopped with ono accord shortly attse Q oaslock
A grand hurrah with 6Au vas the dosinEf
feature Of their work.
The winners score was e01k miles.stoppins
sharp on the hour. This Il an unusual fsaturs
Of six days racing. and h . valuable point Il
making estimates Of his condition.
Hvnl1 MORNING HOURS.
The snow did not get into tho Gardsnfnxhp
stormy hours Of yesterday mornins. nor did
tho bowling winds get in to toy With the blue
cloud Of smoke. But the sfYect Of the rise Of
the thermometer did penetrate the duh gray
walls. and the place was much moro eomtoxta-
BILE for walkers, watchers, scorers, and al than
It was In the blizzard weather Of twsnty-6our
hours earlier. The crowd was much Gestsr.
also. and It was doubtless true. o. estimated.
that two thousand persons. not directly oon-
cerned In the contest, unless In the meter Of
private bets. fingered about at Q l. II. TIE
wreck Of the big house Of the hour before mtds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
The w Gather esterd.x

1nd!csted by audaut,s tthsrnom:ssr 9 4,
" sic; I'm $50; . +. II. 2so; IL midnisht ri:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

ST. LOUIS, Feb. I1.-After many months spent
In In esligating motors for street railroads the Lpdell
Railroad Company has adopted electricity ~ the motive
power for their road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

Albert, Roweii, and o'Leary
Won IN Br yam q. Mcgwyny's shoes He Is the sole In
yentor OF the easy pedestrian shoe 24o brosdwAy.-Aav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

Essa shs article f. .nGth:r 9o!uHa. Z hnsE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12
Signal Omco Prediction

si8nhi O"co 1rcolctlou.
Fair weather, stationary temperature, light
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-06-07
The Drill Finances,

The executive board ofIthe drill held
a meeting last night to have a final
settlement of affairs as far as possible.
While there are some bills yet to come
in it is now estimated that the assess
ment willnot be far from 40 per cent,
on the amount subscribed. This will
leave about $4,000 to be raised from
the subscription fund.
The amount seems large, but is
small compared with the money left
here by those attending the drill, and,
all things taken into consideration,
Nashville has been benefited by the
enterprise. AS evidence of this there
is a movement on foot to incorporate
company for the purpose OF having
a military encampment and compet-
tive drill here every year.