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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20
The CarIcaturis;s of Paris.

The French caricaturists were busy
during the recent crisis making VI. Grew
and NJ. Wilson targets for their wit One
showed the republic in the guise of an
avenginG angel driving the president and
his son -iE-law from the Elysee. Another
showed VI. Wilson leaving thai palace
with NJ. Grevy weeping Mt the window
Anothey portrayed NJ. Wilson standing at
the door Of curiosity shop, asking pass
ers by 10 step iii and purchase decorations,
while VI. Grevy was in the background
taking in money AZ the counter. Yet an-
other pictured NM. Clerlencca. and
Rochefort vainly trying to hoist NJ Grcvy
out of the presidential chair by means of
n crane, and finally cxcluiming: oh. it's
no use, He's Screwed f4st."-ChicaCo
News.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

Two pretty girls of New Orleans, who
have been thrown on their own resources
for living. have opened dairy and sell
milk. Lots Of New Orleans fellows have
Just discovered that milk agrees with them
better than nbeer.-Springti-ld Union.
Here is a business idea for some pretty
girl or girls in Springfield. and We have
hundreds of them that are remarkably
beautiful. A dairy of this kind, with
sweet milk, butter milk. mush and milk,
hulled corn and milk. etc, on its menu.
organized In behalf OF the Associated
Charities and the hospital, Jointly, would
have . run. Somebody would donate q
rom
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

rhe Rev. Mr.. COile.t. Of this city, pre-
tests. through the REruBLIc. against the
Han Sunday thester bill. We are gao ne
dors. hut cannot see why he should nave
voted for Sunday saloons, and now protest
seainst Sunday theaters- Is tne thraIef
worse than the saloon, brother :-Ne'r Era.
This is so absurd'y outrageous IS to blunt
IN. mint Thompson tries to make. NJ.
co,lett cannot be said to have voted Tor
apnd.v saloons. in anv sense. and Thomp-
con knows 1t. Such specimens Of partisan
dlebooesty and meanness as this utterly
aestroy the usefulness Of the Era Is
party organ.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20
New En.iand's Blue Eioo.i.

The Boston Transcript intimntes that
there i. very litilc blue blood in New
England in the Tn siish sense OF the word
The Pilgrim Fathers" it says, were
good, plain, intelligent people, above the
yeoman clas.s OF their day, yet neither o.
nor on n level wiki the gentry OF their
English home From just such stock
came the Americans Of today. II is tan
ancestry 10 be proud of. But, alasl for
the sensibilitv Of our plutocracy, it Is not
noble New York Tribune.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

The Ravenna Republican suggests th't
Senator Cowgirl. In figuring as bolt leader
and 4 chief smasher Of states, forRets the
letters he wrote to different members Of the
eeo.te. several weeks before the caucus,
suggesting how they shon'd hx up slate.
And the Akron Beacon thinks that some
~ these letters Of Mr.. Cowgill-and they
have sll been saved-might make things
v,rv unpleasant for him just now. were
they put in print.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

Mr.. Harry Z. Lutz's new book. "A Stu
Aeuts Views Abroad" Is one Of the best
and brightest of modern books of travel 1t
h,s decided literary merit, abounds in hu-
uor, and its descriptions are so realistic as
"a s,ve the book utility Is well IS in
terest We predict that the book will soon
pass into q new edition. Mr.. Lutz Is
rr,duate of Wittenberg. and Is now editor
and proprietor Of the Circleville Union
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

Rev. Mr.. Burcilard seems anxious to give
us modern version Of the wisdom of the
ass Of Baiaam Columbian.
The Columbian does great injustice to
Balaam's ass. He had more sense than
Balaam. and much more than Burchard
seems to possess. He never spoke but once.
and then spoke the point. The wisdom Of
his remark has been laundering down the
ages for over 3, 900 years.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20
CONDENSED reIEGRAMs.


S"oeHoco 'cleon~o
Tha House is having quite . struggle oves
The Wnkin, banking pIii.
1t u believed that Congress will pa0 .
bill aboiishing the tax on tobacco.
The National Board of Trade passed 4
resolution endorsing postal telegraphy.
The regular annual pension bill, appro.
priating $sU, 275, 60, is ready for the House.
Reports say that wheat has been greatly
damaged by the recent cold spell in Texas
Peter Peterson of Clearwater Kansas
shot 1t o rabbit and killed his son. yester-
day.
I'll. w..b;,,,o, po., s.,o-.l,, .r;,;o;...
the lower Hou,e of Congress for its waste Of
time.
I, the C.,o5;., H,r,,,-., vho.,
,nr,.I M c.n,. -, ~ Inv - ,h. Itn;,ut
ssat.s
MI AR: =. n fauixnet, ,hiei OF lhe hecor1
oh "a '"e A>nsioh NePAi ''nehN "An
'''-s"'
congress VIII CONSIDER olli allowing Tor
eishers " OWL anu operate mines III ms
eouhoy'
On account OF the deep snow, log hauling
IN the WISCONSIN Piheries Is being sus-
since Lamar has been confirmed, very
httIe Is SAID about min by those who op-
Posec HIM.
In the gangway leading to the Hoboken
Ferry eau Oi dynamite exploited without
damage.
At Ennis, Texas, yesterday the ice gave
way on Sands Lake and seven skaters were
drowned.
At Los Angeles California, yesterday,
George Parks shot and instantly killed
James Miles.
ihe letter carriers IN many OF the large
cities are peutioning congress 70 increase
their salaries.
A tram on the Illinois Central, at Scales
Mound, was wrecked yesterday, iniuring
h'e passengers
A9,%r % Sh "fse WIZ SueSeeu
Loru Snals e'ioio - 'u"iol Aofu VI
Ill.
ao,,d rS,rd.sra, c,,, a. ,hrna, -, a.
.-na' n; !e
A
,N,T;,, - Gannr., St- 80
,,-'I -, =, -
-, 80. ..aoi,i ,,ia'
;,- ,a.ai r,..alr,'.,. 81"
JNe
1 1 ~ ;.h, Tha - LAM
.h,, ' 'A VI
Passports 10 AmeriTahs "ishinS 70 VISIT
IoIeisn soui's "i "or 'os' ou' % 'n-
s'eao oi - rs shefe'oioie'
At Constantinople the sultan urged Mr..
NanderpNt !" mNe upon himself the Con-
sHucuoh VI Az &c 'ai1"ass
Two American officers arrested q crimi
nal and brought him from Canada In viola
uoh OF 'he iN'elna'io'iai INV
1t is belived that the German emigration
TO the United States in the coming spring
will be greater than ever before.
The Cincinnati Board OF Trade has in
vited President Cleveland TO open their
Centennial exposition next July.
The Pope does not intend to intervene in.
the settlement Of the Irish question in the
interest Of the British government
A detective hes traced the bonds stolen
from the First National Pank of Albany
n. y. to a well-known Chicago man.
A, Ros,o, the constitutional nrob;h;,;,r
amendment, was p,,,cJ in the Sena,. Va.
terdav afternoon bv a vote of 25 tos
IT, u,r,. Ird ,h, p.r;o o..
missioner. ,ef,,,e IN ohev The CIV Co..
c;TS orders ,o close s,loons AT II n'ci,ct
An oiu man iia'eu iIusiati Vi ieAas-
toue siA mne>i anu III nc Ai!i'eu nome
nc sa' sun Al, HiS SAUL, ''@'I' W uea'h.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

The late Governor Bodwell. Of Maine
was once asked by a business man Of his
town: "Why don't you get rid Of Mr.?
He has been connected with you great
many years. and you have always done all
the work and he has drawn his regular
share of the profits" Mr.. Bodwell re-
piled with much warmth: II want you to
know. sir. that - was whOle-sOuled.
open fisted friend Of mine when the road
wasn't rs smooth as ii il now. and. sir. as
long as Joe BodwelI has 50. that man shall
have one Of them il he wants it."
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

Attorney defending a prisonerl-Your
honor. would call the attention of the
court to that noble utterance of the Master,
Let him who is without sin cast the frs;
stone" and. Judge in:erruptingl-
You will contine your argument, sir. to the
testimony. 1t wasn't a stone the prisoner
threw at the witness. but brick.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20
The Ohio State Journal. of Friday morn

The Ohio State Journal, of Friday morn
ing. saws:
Mr.. Ohrs bill to prevent the formation Of
monopolies under the name OF trusts is the
most important that has thus far this win
ter been introduced into the general assem-
bly,. Whether its provisions are adequate
to crush the great evil at which they are
aimed is not certain; but the object of the
bill is good, and its early introduction will
bring the whole subject up for the deliber-
ate and careful examination Of the legis-
lafpra
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

The ChnutIuGrtdn. Or. T. l.. Flood.
editor and publisher. Meadv;lle. Pa, }
is growing better and more attract
i've. In the January issue was very
fine article on artistic pottery, by
Miss Ida NJ. Tarhell. of the Chautauqidn
staff. and In the February issue are several
articles Of unusual interest. One Of ttem
is Symposium of letters on the Economic
Effects of the Saloon, from Senator ingalls,,
of Kansas. Bishop S. NJ. Merrill, President
J. II. Seelye. Lewis Miller. ef Akron. Ohio.
Joseph Cook. DIR. WIN. Hayes Ward. of the
Independent. and Mr.. Hamilton W. Mabie,
of the Christian Union, New York.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

The oppressed subjects Of European gov
ernments turn to this country for free
homes. free laws. and for the free use Of
Salvation Oil for their pains.
Ii Is the slight cold frequently contracted
that finally undermines the system. Use
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in the beginning
stages and be cured
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

II the bill refunding the direct tax Of
1851 passes the house and becomes law.
Ohio will be the gamer to the extent OF
about 81, ,4o0.o 600. The State Journal
sh,nk. I'VE can afford to wait" until we
~>Aie We ahall he forced tO.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

All parties agree that Cincinnati has the
hest police force she has ever had. The
police cecommission-with Hon. James Boyle,
q one Of its most efficient members should
have the credit OF this.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

FIrs-All fits stopped free by DIR. Kline's
Great y I'VE RsstOrer. No fits after first
days uss Marvellous cures. Treatise and
81 trial bott. lee 10 fit cases. Send +
DR.. Kline, 9St Arch street, Philadelphia.
PennSylyAniA.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

And Sherman's goose, TOO. Is cooked.
Never q vote will he get from Southern
Seate.-Urbana Democrdf.
Don't count on Solid South this tune, or
you will get left
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

4 Lisbon. N. II. shoe reg manufsct-
ure- found sale in Germany for the en-
tire production this year VI his factory--
"a coo bushels.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

A New Ycrk engine builder has Just re-
ceiv-d an order for 80 horse power of ma
c.iariy for Glasgow.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

The public school children should be at
The court house tonight There will be
aomethiug for them To do this year.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

The SAFES Of ashmere Bouquet
Exceeded in amount the importations of all
toilet soaps. As shown by U. s. 1856 treas
ury report
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

Turkey wings and mushrooms" were
eaten at late swell New York dinner.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

The country seems to be getting on fairly
veil without Higgins.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

II you do not believe in the faith cure 1t
viii never cure you.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

Father Time thanding over his scythe
AID hour Rlassl-Here. Keely, take these.
You're longer winded than am.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

ChamPIin's Liquid Pearl, so Cents.
Don't pay IS unless so printed on bottle
label.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

What a pity your skin is covered with
eruptions. Take Vinegar Bitters and cure
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

A London belle doesn't speak of her seal
skin. She calls 1t her skin"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

The Banjo's sun Of glory Is descending. as
q society implement.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

Try Beatty's Ivory starch.
Easy to use. quick. beautiful work. Grocers.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

The boys Of Argonia. Kansas. got into a
general drunken spree. last Spring. and by
way OF nice little joke. elected Mrs. Su-
sannah Medorsh Salter mayor Of the town,
and the way Susannah has Sailed the boys
ever since is awful. The old city marshal,
who tried TO serve under her administra-
tion. relates his experience as follows:
/ sent up to Kansas City for some crab
apple cider. just TO please the boys. She
heard OF it and asked me TO stop II. You
can't fight a woman. and she the mayor.
Then started little poker room, more
for sociability than anything else. Chips
were only ten cents. She heard OF
1t aud came to me and had
to stop. Then the druggist, be-
fore she was elected. used TO keep
blue grass bitters. lemon rye. extract OF
malt. and a few other things like that. He
don't do il now. The may or heard OF il. Then
the two billiard rooms were running.
They're closed up now. The mayor don't
think IL is fashionable to push the ivories
That's the way il Is with everything. l
just couldn't stand the town, 80 ! came up
here.
Susannah-woman as she isis undOubt-
eiIy more of man than most mayors who
wear trousers. May her tribe increase.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20
TERRIBLE

sss KiaAsy s,A Liver diseases, s,A
WAsa saes tAsy Asvs sssars1 . 1fa
AsA % ~ haAaA sysesa tAsss b
~ dAs % - leOe II hls 70 - -
savsl. 0aAy Sosaiss Aavs bssa
Risa, bat nsns havU boea - -.
ssssfal - AtA-ls-pAsfss. 1aayI1-
0elisitD1 tsstiAs1ials Aavs pesvs1
tAat AtA-ls-pAs-rss Aasslrs1 tAsss
aissasss vAsa pAysisials snA al
0tAsr Fsmsdiss AaA failel 1ask-
asAs, pain In tAs siAs, dllllsss,
Vsarinsss, aAa AsoAasAs. aFs sfhsa
synptens Il tAass lbaEfhl diseases.
AtAlspAsres, IN esansstisa With
AfAlspAsrss Pills, viu givs spssay
rslisf. II yesr aF1egist dsssa't
kssp tAsn, witt 70
= arr nnoaonNe - Anass -
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20
eRipsy tvexlss. IssuAay 70. ,sss

Remember the Centennial meeting at the
court house tonight.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DEHTISTs.

n u. CDkSEEsS,
Ss DESfAS :AkLo2k,
Rooms s 6. Mitchell Bicck
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-05
WOMEN AS DELEGATES
Their Eligibility Again Discussed in the
M. r.. Conference.

Their Eligibility Again Discussed in the
NJ. n. Conference.
new YoRK, May THE Methodist Epis-
copal Conference was presided over this
morning by Bishop C. ID. Fo.s. and the
opening hymn and prayer were read By
Rev. J. b. Liebhard. After the reading of
the journal. DIR. Hunter made q motion
that the discussion of ths order OF the day
should be discontinued at noon. The
motion was held in abeyance, and DR..
suspended. and tfes Committee on Rules be
allowed to send in their report. Motion
abled l03 TO Ia
DIR. hunters mosion was not acted upon,
and the order sf the day-the question of
the eligibility OF women as delegates-was
taken up. Or. Leonard Was the first speaker.
lie claimed women bad constitutional
right TO seats in the conference. He criti-
cissd the stand taken by DIR. Queai yester-
day In opposing the women. DR.. Queal
who was present. said be did not ike the
Interpretation 0f his remarks, but. alter an
explanation, he said no was satisfied
DR.. Wiley. professor in the Drew Theo-
logical Seminary, A. Madison. n. j., said he
was not in favor of granting the women a
franchise. Inc declaration of the confer
euce Of 1872. the speaker said. was no part
Of the legislation. and to attempt TO estab-
lish, upon this. the right of women to this
WAS a simple zbsuydity. foe speaker uoted
ircm letter OF DR.. Crooks, who understood
the question thoroughly. in which it was
declared that there was no intention to
make women eligible.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-05
ANOTHER WRECK.
The Result OF the Disastrous C., b. & o.
strikes.

The Result OF the Disastrous C., B. & 0.
strikes
CHICAGO. May 4.-Chicsgo. Burlington &
Quincy freight train was badly wrecked at
a late hour lss. night while entering the
Louisville. New AlbaDy & Chicago yards
uader circumstances which lead to The
belief that il was the work of strikers or
their sympaihizers After the engine and
two cars had passed. some unknown mis-
crsant threw a switch and the next fifteen
cars were Immediately derailed and piled
up in hopeless wreck in the ditch. just
IS the switch was thrown a msn near the
rear OF the train threw q tie on the track.
wrecking the last three cars. at the s8me
time car Of "dOpe." material OF A highly
indammabls nature, used tor oiling the
wheels. which was in the center OF the
train. wss set on fire. Il biszed uD fierce y.
and sprsad TO the adjoining cars. Dus vas
sxtiBguished without the destructiOn of
81 any nut the original ear. the wrecked
train Ess strung alous the track FOR nearly
half a mile. tarse Of the four tracks being
compistsly bl0ckadsd.
Just afisr the wreck occurred = policeman
found the conductor Of the train, Janies
edwards. iyiug near the tracks as Forty
8fth-st, badly bruised and nearly la
sensible.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-05


6s~or4ex sssnstssd.
W1szIss1os. Nay 4-fns Secretary ef
the Inl<rioF hAs Transmitted 70 Ess Hoass
= rspor. sy 0oz-rnar ssineforsi. Of AI4ska.
a2oa tAs opezzsio4s 81 ths ALASKA Sea- aad
Eur Company, in which be alleges tAat the
company has grossly abused the natives.
and attaches an sfadzsit 10 sustain his
ehzEks4 Il concludes with . quotation
tom his last annuai report that il would be
psttsr % allow every faf seal U pc exteSpal-
n4Ee1 th2a 10 eontinue 20 blisatiag no-
nopoly.
Ihs attached affidavit il made By Isaac
Andsrson. . resident OF California. sho
says DC sas n NE employ 0f me Alaska
Company zad deputy marshal 81 OQnsl-
sska As al illustration 0f the col1bang ;
methods IA conducting Business ia court,
he details cases. where he found himself IN
e0Ahgt with tie company whenever lie at
tempted To protect the Govern meats inter-
esfs. and declares that no United Stairs Of
acials can properly perform teeir duty Ia
Alaska y here yer The com pany has any Ia
tefests. xithoat ineaEfing ia dispieasuFe.
ead coming into open hostility xith the
agents Of the company.
fke Secretary OF the Treasury today sent
70 the House his answer 10 tho RESOLUTION
ealing tor Information IA regard 10 The con-
tract Of the ALASKA Commercial C0mpsny
20 iaks seals Ia Alaska. The Secretary says
that lesvs 20 take seals IN Alaska for tue
| term OF twenty years. from May l. 1870.
was made Ia August. 1870. 10 the COMPANY.
The corporation was 81 sbilshed under the
laws Of California. upon conditions and un-
| der circumstances specified in . copy Of the
LEASE submitted. and that the condition
rslatiss 20 the tax of 5oc per galloa on seal
! oii w4s Iescinded BY . letter of February
| -. is74. by Mr.. Richardson. then Secretary
| cf the Treasury. I0tzl receipts 10 the Gov
eFnment frors the seal fisheries from Nay.
1870. 70 Jane 1887. were t5,oos. .o15. and the
| expenditures on that sccouns were $-y9 O3l-
The secretary says that the records OF the
| Department as Tar 80 Re has been advised.
snow no violation OF the terms OF the lease
| bg tne lessses. Attached TO the letter Is q
| list OF the vessels ssizsd and reported that
had ossn taxing seals without authority OF
4 the Law.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-05

At eclock this morning a. repsrtsr for
the fELsszAs hsEALD vzs godax home-
ward On soath Diyisloa-ss-. . sCs-
pieioas looking fellow csms ffoia
behind . dark corIsr near Wealthy
ave. whis.lea zHd erfed. fh.~se
bs zoss' and followed IN his footsteps Tie
scribe sbook am As quiexiy - ps,ssiole sad
Eslspacne8 Cor the police aud patrol
wagon wxs ssnt Out lnlmedizEsiy, bot the
fellow lad disappeared. with several other
suspicious characters who we're seen IA the
ne gnboraooa.
While the patrol wagon wzs out word
csass from the West side 10 bring u a
dFaaxen msa. but the patFolman on 5hzs-
mut aysnae bad 70 bring him over The
bridge sfoot. Wien be got IN
and staggered 10 his cell he
declared be xa,a't drank, bar had been at
tackled with a ht OF blindness. AS the
Sergeant locked him 0p and gave him .
drink OF water. ne came TO .hs same con-
c ass0n as the policeman who arrested him,
thai be Was bind drunk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-05
CHARGED WITH ENLIGHTENMENT.
An Upper Peninsula Postm aster and His
Deputy Arrested.


Deputy Arrested.
sx.AUsNSS W. NyNtSsNS-sS,NNa
NEwBERRy, May 4. = Postmaster and
County Treasurer Fred J. Stewart. with his
deputy. Clyde w. II scox. publisher of the
Newberry Ne,gs. was arrested today by
United States officers on the charge of en-
bezzlement. On examination both were
held under s., 600 for trial. On the eleventh
Stewart, while before the United States Com
missioner, attempted to escape by jump
ing from a aecond-story window,
but was retaken. Failing to Sc
cure bonds both msr we're lodged in the
county Jail. Inspector Stewart was here
yesterday to investigate the offense. the
postal authorities inspecting the state OF
affairs. He faund 81 200 shortage.
Stewart has ruined himself by drinking
although two years ago, when he came
mere. no young man in the Peninsula had
finer prospects. He was manager and
partner in branch Marquette concern here.
was made postmaster and. though Dem
ocrat, was so popular that he was elected
Treasurer in q Republican county. A
shortage is now suspected in the Treasurer
office
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-05
SELLING OUT The 500
A Fig RsssrosS Deal IN -esss for the Cana
atsa Pacific Rsslwsy.

A Fig RsssrosS Deal IN -esss for the Cana
dtan Pacific Railway.
hrSSEsRnEfs. Msy 4. - Il was earned
yesterday that The ssls Of tse Minneapolis
Z Pacific ard ths Aberdeen Bismarck
railroads is sbout 70 oe ernsum mated, t5s
Cansdisn Pacific Company being the pnr-
- sssr. TIE negotiations FOR the ssle have
been under way tor several months, and
whiie complete dstsiis are not procarsble
a. his tine. enoRgh = known 10 wafraat
tse announcement The 500 officials are
avsrse - disclosing srv ~ tie facts, 4s the
comp elton Of the transfer - vst 70 ns male.
IL = Intended u Connect the Bismarck 5ns
with tie Csnadian Pacific fnus gviug
thorough Eastern connection fr0m toe At
lsniic - the Fsei8c va Minneapolis. The
SAFE 8f Ehs SEQ system Or fhe transfer of
q ccnfroling interest q tbe steck does not
mean that the rlanas~neur - - oe removed
fion the present hands The general offces
vii remain in Ninncspois. snd 10 change
ia Ihe present iiet ~ eficisis = consen-
pIstei. That The dssl IS 81 feot - ua-
aaHh1ed a. ssversl interested parties sc-
Ens,-w Iast-a