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shooting ARRAY Near salt Lake.

SALT LAKE. Dec 23.-At North Point yes
tcrtlay Charles Gilman shot and instantly
killed Jospeh Walkcy, shceplerticr.
The men had quarrclcd about n band of
sheep which Gilman alleges were tress-
passing on the land. walkey fired at Gil
man with rifle at three rods distant and
then Gilman fired shot gun with the re-
suit stated. G llman came To this city and
delivered himself to the United States
marshall.
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TroubI~ at Oh iahosn~ Cssy.

KANSAS City. Dec. 23.-The Journals
Oklahoma special says the situation is
growing critical. Mayor Beal, the leader
of the KrkaI,oos has formed AN organiza-
ton for the. purpose of ov.rthrowiIig the
present city council. Both sides have
tcleuraphs,si United States Attorney Gen
eral Miller their side Of the difficulty. A
committe Of citixcns sent n telegram tn
General Merritt advising him of the prob
ability OF an outbreak.
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PUSHING THE CLAIMS.
Changes Made In the Pension Once by
Conn m issiGner ltaum.

Conn m issiOner lsauus.
wAsHINGroN, Dec. 23.-Pcnsion Conn
missioner Ra,m to-day issued an impor-
tant order looking to the speedy deter
mination OF all cases in his Office IN which
no material evidence for against the
applicant seems to he wanting. He directs
that all pending claims he Immediately
examined and n list of such as seem to lbe
complete shall he kept and known
completed files" Chiefs OF divisions
are directed To require all examiners
to devote their entire time during
five days of each week to the
consideration of these completed cases,
acting upon them in the order of the filing
Of the first piece of evidence. On Satur-
day OF each week. the entire force of ex-
aniincrs ars. required to devote them selves
tn the examination of cases borne upon
by pending tilcs.and in making necessary
calls for evidence in these eases. As soon
as the necessary evidence in any ease. is
rcceivesl that ca~. shall Immediately lie,
put upon the completed list and receive
proper action in its regular order. I'm
provcinent has also been made in the
manner OF keeping the record in each case
of what evidence has been received and
what is still required to- make il com
plcte.
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Mir. Di...,.r ia California.

SAN Francisco. Dec. 23.-At late hour
this evening but little information had
been received regarding the mine disaster
near Angelo camp A special dispatch
from Milton says that word reaches there
that ~ men were imprisoned IN the cave
i'm. Al the Utica mine two men escaped
without injury and one with serious in
juries. The other miners with the po~si-
BILE exception of two are supposed to have
been killed outright.
SASANDREAs, Cal. Dec. 23.-A tlisAs-
tr,ii, cave-iu occurred ut O'Clock last
evening at the Lane mine by which l6
men wert. buried and are supposed to bs
dead. Nineteen men were sent into the
drift on the 4Uo foot level to repair the
timhering. which had become loosened.
The supports Of the upper timbers gave
way and the roofing, earth and rocks fell
ut the same time, burying 10 underneath
the debris. Three miners who were near
the mouth OF the drift managed to escape.
Efforts to recover the bodies OF the vic
Tins have been unsuccessful.
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AeNRv oRAov DEAD.


TIE Fanaous Ovassp asA ni1itsp . vseeia
o9 P10a0ooen.
ATLANTA, Co., Dec. 2A-Heusy w.
Grady died OF pneumonia at % minutes
before this morning.
Messages OF coincidence have heen
pouring In all day from north and south.
Ex-Presi<lent Cleveland teleRraphed Mrs.
Grady m follows: "Accept the heartfelt
sympathy Of one who loved your husband
for his people and his country. he assured
that everywhere throughout the land
warm hearts mourn with you i'm your deep
affiiction. and depiore the loss the nation
has ssastaine<l.'
Governor Hill of New York telegraphesl
as follows: ''Please convey to Mrs.
Grady my deepest sympathy in the loss Of
her husband. He was a noble aud bril-
liant man. for whom l felt warm friend
ship and the highest respect. The entire
north will join with the south i'm lament
ing the death Of one whose services i'm
the obliteration Of sectional feeling have
been distinguished and 80 patriotic"
Among other telcRrams were those
from Samuel j. Randall, Emery Speer,
Roosevelt p. Flower, Patrick A. Collins
and Clinton b. Fiskc.
Al o'clock in the afternoon of Christ
mas day the funeral ceremonies will take
place. The family have consented that
the body shall rest Ina the First Methotlis,
church from 3 O'Clock in the morning
until the funeral hour. Thursday special
memorial services will he held at the ew
capitol i'm which the military and civic so
cieties of which Mr.. Grady was n member
will take part. To-day all OF the court,
adjourned and many city buildings arr
draped i'm mourning.
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Race Trouble In NsI..l.ssppi.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-At Ports Camp,
Miss, 65 miles from Memphis, a riot oC-
Cured Saturday which was precipitated
by fight between white man and n
negro. i'm which the latter was worstcd.
He went out from the town and a colored
party was found and returned to clean
out the victor. A fight ensucd i'm which
half the people were armed hut none was
killed. Three of the negroes were arrested
and jailed. About IL o'clock an unsuc-
cessful attempt was made tn release the
prisoners by the blacks, when riot cn-
sued and negroes, Tom Mc(ree and
Henry Starks, were fatally and another
negro seriously shot. The trouble origin
ated about the ownership of n dog. Ru-
lnors are afioat of squads OF negroes col
lecting i'm the county, but they lack con-
flrmation.
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kIlr.,n Make. q Match.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 23.-Articles of
agreement were signed to-day by Jake
Kilrain and Felix vanquelin for "a six
round glove contest, Marquis of Queens
berry rules. TO take place i'm this city ON
January -. 1850. for n ptirse of 5000, of
which the winner will get 81 800.
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CoLUABUs, Dec. GA joint address
was to-day prepared by the officers OF the
n. ID. A., 135. and the National Progressive
miners union, embOtlyiDR plans for the
amal1amation of the two organizations.
II il proposed to effect the consolidation
without sacrificing the essential features
Of either order. The work is tn he com
pletetl by joint convention in this city i'm
Jnnnary.
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Cornerinx the wheat Market.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-The Daily Ne,vs
Winnipeg special says: The O9ilvie
Milling company has secured IL corner on
all the wheat i'm the province OF Manitoba
and the Northwest territories, amounting
tn 100000 bushels. IL is understood that
the firm had n pointer from the do
mnion government that the duty on flour
would be increased at the pending session
from so cents to one dollar.
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LISBON. Dec. 23-Dom Pedro and the
ex-smpress Of Brazil to-day started for
Coini,ra. The news of the provisional
governments action withdra wing the al
lowance to- the ex-emperor has been with
held from Dom Pedro by the advice of
his physicians.
Rio JANEIRo. Dec. 23.-The decree re-
lating to Dom Pedro besides suppressing
his allowance Oh siers the confiscation OF
his property and forbisls the return of the
imperial family tn Brazil for two years.
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a Cold Wave Cominx.

ST. PAUL, Dec. GA cold wave seems
to he approaching from the northwest.
The signal service reports the tlbermom-
eter tonight registered at Winnipeg, zero:
deRrecs below Prince Albert, y degrees
hS.ln
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Cl.,.Inx the Ss-.Inu.

PARIs, Dec. 23.-The minister OF the in
terror to-day read i'm the chamber the de-
cree closing the session. The senate
agreed to the law 10y which the govern
ment assumes the monopoly of the manu-
facture of matches.
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vienna. Dec. 2S--It is reported THAI
Austria and Hungary have agreed 10 ro-
slue specie paym .nts two years hence,
and introduce at the same time the slcci-
nal system. The main coinage u 10 be
in gold. silver being used only for small
coins. Each country will raise the nec0n-
sary funds by loans.
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He wns From idaho.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. A.-Richard
Harvey Johnson OF Boise City. Idaho. a
Yale freshman. eloped with Kitty Ash
down. They journeyed To WaIlingford
and were married by Justice Morse.
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Ten rhou..nd Men Locked Out.

BRISTOL. Dec. 23.-Ten thousand book
makers now locked out in one labor
district here, but their employers will
ing to submit the differences between
them to arbitration.
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CHICAGO Dec. :3.-Cuief of Police Hub
bard was superseded i'm Office tonight by
Captain +. II. Marsh. who was United
States Marshal OF the northern district Of
Ill uois during President Clevelansl's adj
ministration. Hubbard was q hold-over
from the administration proceeding thAs
of Mayor Cregier. He will, it is understood,
Ia, given ~ captaincy.
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BERLIN. Dec. 23.-The striking coal
miners ina the Saar district have decided
to resume work pending a settlement OF
their claim.
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Furnished rooms for II hit houss. keeping
on Third street. west OF Maple. Address
"r" STANDARD office, Anaconda. Montana.
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Election Proclamation.

Election Proclamation.
STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY ~ SALINE, \
TIE Stats Of Kansas, 10 all Whom thesr pres
ents shall conc, GrcsffHg:
Know sc. that I, W. n. Gentry, sheriff Of
Saline county, Kansas, by virtue of the au-
ton give public notice that on Tuesday, the
5th Of November, A. II. Isss', there will be an
election and the officers to be chosen are ~
follow:
One Judge. nth Judicial district.
One sheriff.
One county clerk.
tine county treasurer.
tine register Of deeds.
tine surveyor.
tine coruner.
One commissioner third dist rict.
CAMBRIA TOWNSHIP.
One trustee. one clerk. one treasurer, two
constables and one ruad oVerseer for each
rOad district.
DAYTON TOWNSHIP.
One trustee. one clerk, one treasurer. two
constables and one rOad OVerseer for each
rOad district.
ELH CREEK rowSsHIP.
Ore trustee, one clerk, one treasurer, two
cOnstableS and one rOad OVerseer foE each
rad district.
EShEhA iON NShF'
r,. ,,,,s,.. nm. CLARK opa treasurer. two
rrrstahIs. anJ one mad oyrrSeer for each
mad district.
FALUS TOWNSHIP.
n,a ,,,,s,ae ona clerk. ope treasurer. two
constables and one road overseer for enrh
ruad district
GREELEY TOwSsHIP.
I'm. ,,us,.,. o,,s clark one ,r.asurer. two
.c,st,l,,s. anil md mail oy.rSrer f,r rarI,
mad district
GYPsUN TOWNSHIP.
ons ,,ps,.e. o,r cI,.rL. on. treasurer. two
.ons',I,I,ss and nna rn.j oy.rserr nor ,.arI,
mad district
GLENDALE ruwNsHIP.
o,a ,r,,s,s,. op,. clerk o,,. tr.nsur.r. two
,,s,al,.. a,,,I ,,os. ,,,a,I ny,.vss,.r 6,r each
mad district
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
n,. ,r,,.,..., ,,,.. -l.rk ,,,.. tY,.,surer t,rC
.,,st.i,is.s ,,,t mn. ronJ rX,.rss.sT f,,r each
mad district.
OHIO TOWNSHIP.
-
One trustee, one ciefk, one lreaShref' I'VE
sous'I .iI..i ~" ""e '"'" wv
,,.,,xry,,,rx, ,wxsu,p
49, - - -. A..
One trustee, nh- c'eIh. one lIeasuIeI' w.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31
INDusTRIAL.

The San Francisco neHsbOy's
union has 80 members.
There are 33g cOttOn-mills In oper-
alton In the south at present. In
1880 the number was l42.
President GOmbers has issued call
for the fourth annual convention OF
the American federation Of labor, to
lie held December 10, 1889, at Boston.
Two thousand tTamway aud om-
nibus employees Of London held 3
meeting on Saturday morning and
formed q union to obtain shorter
hours, and the redress Of . number
Of grievances. A manifesto APP
pealing for adhereuts was issued.
Lord ROsebery presided.
Birmingham, England, still leads
In pen-making. The weekly pro-
ductiOn IL 10000 gross. IL takes
sixteen to eighteen tons OF steel for
these, Of which all but eight IL
waste. They employ $500 women
aud 500 men. America has four pen
mills, France three and Germany
one.
Three young girls In Manchester,
England, who were unemployed two
years ago, started q bureau for
mendlng stockings, sewing on but.
tons, repairing frayed shirts and
other things which some people are
too busy to attend TO. Today they
employ fifty hands and are resllz'
ing q handsome income from the
business.
The annual convention OF the
street railway presidents Of the
United States opened in Mlnneap'
oils Oct. 10. The report Of the exec
utive committee says, among Othel
things: 1.-THE association year nov
closed has seen an almost total
collapse OF the organization known
rs the Knights Of Labor, so far, a
least, rs that portion is concerned
which attempted to dominate rail
/ way companies"
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BrOokVIIIe IteIns.
TFon the TnnsrFIpt.


Walter COnkle, OF Cimarron, IL
visiting with friends in the city this
week.
Quite q number Of improvements
are being made on the round house.
Will Martin left for q trip to Mas
sachusetts Saturday night.
Considerable wheat IL being
brought into the town.
J. ID. Roberts has the contract and
IL now at work upon a building In
Hays City.
Ed. watson's hand is healing very
fast, he expects to be ready for
work next week.
A. Doggrell has been appointed
administrator for the estate Of Il.
Love, deceased.
The Do-SOmethings will give q
social at the home Of Mrs. E. g.
BARRIERS, Friday evening, Nov. I.
DR.. &. w. Stowe, G. q. and Of
Salina, was In the city Tuesday
evening on business connected with
the local castle X. @. f.
Corn picking has commenced.
Look out for stories OF corn aver
aging 80 and 100 bushels to the acre.
A large number OF farmers have
not threshed yet. IL seems 20 be
hard work TO get enough threshers
TO do the work.
Mr.. Ii. Il. Babcock returned this
week from an extended trip through
Nebraska and Colorado.
Tie Rockville Roller mills have
been running on full time this week
They have been turning out q fine
grade Of -four.
The sale Of Fred Rupert which
was held at his farm south Of town
was quite largely attended and good
prices realized.
John Reck returned 10 Denver,
"wednesday, after q short visit with
his parents NJ this place. He has q
position In the L. p. round house
there.
r. A. Morse and wife who live six
miles northwest Of the city expect
to leave for Boston In o short time,
where they will make their future
home.
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CoMMENT ANn OPINIoN.


Thrift, economy, enterprise, faith
full labor, these are rounds In the
ladder by which freedmen must
climb, 10 they would be freemen.-
Boston ddrcrtisCr.
Our Democratic friends will do well
not 10 count on Montana for lS92
The process Of natural growth aud
development will be pretty sure to
make the young western mountain
state safely and staunehly Republi-
can before that time Nctr York Mail
and Express. IL 10 that already.
Civil-seTvIce reform has come to
stay, aud to grow, aud the cOrrup-
tionists, bOodlers aud mAnipulators
Of practical politics who oppose Il
may as we'll bear the fact in mind
and remember that they are not
masters, and that they can be ser
wants only 10y obeying those who are
masgers.-Ncr York Press.
When the historian Of the future
searches the records OF the latter
part of the nineteenth century for
an American statesman worthy OF
the honor Of being placed In the
national Pantheon beside the
AdHmses, JeffersOus, websters aud
Clays Of the earlier part, he will
select John Sherman.-iN. Louis
Globe Democrat.
In the Southern states, as q rule,
the negro who IL content TO remain
In Q meulal position, to be submits
slve and deferential, and to sustain
Dependent relations II treated good
humoredly and with q certain degree
of Kindness. But II he seeks to exer-
else his rights ne q citizen, aud 90
avail himself Of the opportunities
foe Improvement which are conceded
without question TO even the most
worthless whites, he becomes at
once the victim Of fraud, hatred and
open vlOlencs.-BOsfOH Journal.
Kansas, City (Ks.) Gazette: After
Governor Humphreys visit 10 Col
Orado last summer, his secretary,
who writes for the newspapers on
his own account, prepared and had
pubIlahed an article descriptive Of
The trip, In which the hotels and
some Of the business establishments
were charged with extorting exor-
bltant prices. When this article
reached Gunnison one or two weekly
papers there became angry, and,
three weeks after MF. Humphreys
visit, came out with slanderous
charges against the governor and bis
seerslary. This appears 10 Be all
fheFs ls 20 the story Of the governor
and bis secretary bsing drunk while
cat shere.
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LABcR RorRA

Buffalo freight-handlefs get "a
cents per hour for ten-hour day.
The Columbus, o., trades sent the
the Illinois miners.
Crackers and sweet goods made
outside Of Syracuse are boycotted By
Syracuse bakers.
Cleveland BARRIERS, falling 10
compel Sunday closing themselves,
will ask the Legislature for law.
The Federation Of Labor claims
800 600 members. A strike fund Of 2
cents per week IL proposed.
The ranks Of the Knights Of Labor
are to be swelled by the 20, 900 tsilors
and clothing cutters Of the United
States.
New Hampshire compels working
children Of from fourteen to sixteen
10 20 TO school three months Of the
year.
The number Of cigarettes manu-
featured last year was 2, Isl, co., 600,
nearly 800, OO0, 900 more than during
the previous year.
BY the use of eoal-minlng ma
chimes l69 miners 10 q month can
mine as much coal In the same time
a. 500 miners by the old method.
The product Of pig-iron In Ala
bama for the first six months OF this
year was 80. S46 tons, against ls8, $50
tons for the same period Of last year,
The shoemaker Of Danversr
Mass, have Withdrawn from the
knights OF Labor and Joined the
Boot and Shoe workers Interna'
tlonal Union.
In Cashmere 5000 shawls are
made yearly, II takes three men {
year TO weave . pair. IL takes ter
goats to furnish the material for one
and half yard square.
California coal-dealers have form
ed a State association. Wholesaler
will not sell TO those out Of thu
retailers union, and the latter vii
buy only Of those In the former
society.
Thomas Burt, who was the FRS
British workingman to get int
Parliament, was for years q hard
working miner. He studied politi
cal economy, made Temperance
speeches, and in 1874 was elected I
member from Morpeth.
A movement II on foot in 81
Petersburg for observing Sunday a
Il IL understood In the United State
and Great Britain. IL 10 said tina
100 st. Petersburg merchants have
already declared themselves Willing
to keep their places Of bushes
closed on the first day Of the week.
General Fevre has been appointe,
grand chancellor Of the Legion o
| Honor Of France.
DIR. r. l.. Burden, eX-ehairman o
the Massachusetts Republican com
mIttee and the leading candidst
for the post OF collector Of custom
OF Boston has been stricken will
paralysis.
The sixth month Of the strike o
the black coal miners about Brazil
Ind began on the 9th with the mel
~ determined As ever.
The st. Paul carnival association
has decided to have another Ice pal
ace this winter II the city council
will appropriate $4,000.
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Read the following: Me-. Q II.
Morris, Newark, Arb, says: ewes
down with Ahscess Of bangs. aBd
friends and Physicians prosecuted
me 40 1ucufnbse CoBsnmptivs
Began taking DE-. KingS EeS Die
covery for eonsamptioa, sm now On
my third bottle, snd able 10 overres
the work on my farm. 10 y tha
finest medicine ever made
yesss Middlewsrt, DecstaF, Ohio,
sayu; "Had u MOI iSen toF Dr..
Kfag,s Esw Discovery for Censamp.
tsoa wouli have died % Luna
Troubles. Was given ep By dosserI
Am nou IN best % heaith.b Try D..
Sample bottles free si 8. p. Heshsa
q Ceas. Dfugssoes.
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Jest about the time when fall
OTIS 20 rattllu' IN the trees,
An The man thet knows Il all
sepiciona frost In every breeze,
when q person telis hinse1
Thet the leaves look mighty thin
Then thar blows q meilef breaf
fngin summers hyere agin.
Kind-uh snoky.lookin' blues
spins acrosi the mountain side;
An the heavy moFnin' deus
Greens the Krass mp fur an wide.
NatuF' rally 'pearS "a ef
she wuH tayin' on q day
BOrt-uh drcrin' In her breaf
Fore she frseEes up 90 stay.
Mary LEX o. work I strike
Long about this time o. yearl
I'm 4 suTt-uh slowly Ike,
Right when ingin summers here
wife and boys kin 90 the work,
But a man with MATCHED wit,
Like got, kin ford 10 shirk,
Efhe hes . turn for II.
Time when grapes set In 10 ripe,
All at OF any man
Ia a common co'n-cob pipe
with teFbaekeT 10 my han.
Then Just lOoss me uhar the air
SINNERS 'crost me, wnhm an freei-
Promised lands uii md me thar;
wings nil fahly sprOut on me!
I'm a-ioungfn' round on thrones,
Bossln' worlds fF'm shore 10 shore,
When stretch my maTref bOnes
Jest outside the cabin door!
An the sunshine Heepin' down
ON my old head bald an gray,
'Pears right like the gilded crown
Iexpect 20 war some day.
: Era U-HassT McGfass0n. IN EdifoT's DTdtre
AZ HaTprr's MagdrfRs for NOreSabeT.
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Kieetrte Bsssssa

This remedy II becomlna % vel
known and % popular a. % need q.
special mention. All Who. hat,
ssed Electric Bltters sing the can.
ss1g Of pralse.-A pursf msdiel .,
does not exist and it II guaranteed
oe do all that is claimed. ElsctPi,
Bitters will cure all diseases q Tia
liver and kIdnsys, WIN removs
plmples, bolls, salt rhsum and Other
affections caused BY impure blood
win drive malaria from the system
and prevent 90 well - cure al ma
larial fevers-for cure Of headaehs,
constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters-entire astisfaetion
guaranteed, or money refunded.
Price 90 cts. and tl.00 per bottle at 3
p. Hughes q Co.'S druzstore.
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'TtaA Fact

That the service on the Union Pa
clflc, "The Overland Route II BE-
coming better every day. The lat
est addition to the already excellent
equipment, II Q line u through
Pullman sleepers between Cheyenne
and Chicago, via Denver, Kansas
City and Chicago q Alton X. n.
These ears are Of the most improved
pattern, and this additional services
will be appreciated BY the. patroas
Of the Union Pacific.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
NORTH and SOUTH
UNION PACIFIC CHAIS LISEl


UNION PACIFIC thAiS Lick
kAsr boCSb'
No. 20i, m n express, arrives -..-. 1854 n m.
No. spl midnight mail and express Iz-fa n m
No. 2ia local frKt accommodation o.eD n M.
No. as, local frgt., accommodation Gts a. m.
wrsr ,orxn
-
10. ~. mai e1press, aIflNe- 1890 >, y. M
10. Is. night mail ana eHprs-s.;... - a m
No u4 local irEt-' Recommendation siS ?. M
No. III. local irxt-' accommodation 3te p M
Reclining Chair cars, senIs Irce, ~ I, ven
si.,Irs s na,. 81 ssh,s..n and !, Ie',,. Iiib.
out Change
~epavpsox apaxru fuPA
49,
80. q Iesxes sa. Ina, - a m
NO. ~ arriNes Al SAUNA .r.- .-..-- f"-S u M
LIScoLN hhAScs'U. r.lSo SUNDAY rsAiSs.
Mixed leaves -.--.........-.-...---.. I.D q IA.
Passenger leaves. ....-.......-...... SfD .. N
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