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A lYNUnISG PARTY
After Negroes who Fired from Ambush al
White Men.

---FN- -~'NhNNNA NssF AAsNN AAtAts shhuuAh ~
White Men.
DASyIllE, Va, Nov, 7,-There wac
some excitement here to-day caused by
a rumor that party from South
Boston would come to Danvllle tonight
and lynOh three negroes confined In
the Danville Jail charged with having
been members Of q gang who fired
lin and other white men near South
Boston Tuesday night. The mayor
ordered out the artillery and the jaiI
is well guarded. The three men have
confessed that they were with the
mob Of negroes In Haliiax and
heard them make their plans
to waylay the white men, but declare
they took no part In the shooting. The
ring leader has not been captured,
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BosroS, MAS, Nov 1.-The vote Of
the town Of Gosnold received to-day
completes the election returns from the
entire State, and make a total footing up
for Governor. Brackett (Republican)
l20, Sol; Russell (DemoCEat) l20,Sl7;
Blarkmer (Prohibition) 1884; Markg
(Lahor) III, Brackett's plurality 6,0S4.
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WASHINGTON, D. o., Nov. Past As
sistant surgeon Armstrong, Of the Ma,
rine Hospital Service, has been ordered
to assume charge Of tho Marine Hospital
ut Cleveland, Ohio. II u the intention
OF the RuraaW TO mako tho hospital q
S9I.9l i1jsI' 4I-StSE, SAiS4. tEANfsle IL
districts where there Is no Marine Hos
pital may be sent.
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fIoRlA, iIt, Now T.4THomAs A,
Vaughan o. Lafayette, Ind, acting
railway postal clerk on Tie Lake Erie 1
Western, was arrested here this after.
n.onu BY Inspectors West and Herring,
charged With robblng the malls, Money
aken from deCoy letters was found on
bis ReFs0n, and hp confessed bic guilt
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Tho Egyptlan snub 10 lilo Prince Of wnlO,,

The Egyptian snub TO tho Prince OF wslSs
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE RspE&iguS FMn.
caise says England cannot be surprised
that no ono In Egypt consented To iets
the Prince Of Wales as though he wal
on a triumpbal quaSitoyal tour. France
and the other powers, which haye noI
ceased TO regard Egypt % Q Turkish de,
pendency, Ia no Way hound 10 Great
Britain. by ntoleCt6rale vassAlage, still
demand the evacuation OF the country
BY the English. The Cairo incident,
the paper says, proves that Europe ID
not disposed 70 allow tie Egyptian 1ups.
Iion 10 sink into oblivion. France Yill
lose no opportunity 10 rem,nd E0RlantI
81 her solemn engagements In regard u
Egypt.
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McKInno,'s Majority.

RrcuMoSD, Va, Nov. 7.-The Rich.
mond Dispatch publishes a tabulated
statement Uf the vote Of the State this
morning, giving Mckinney a majority
Atthls hour (mIdnight) unofficial re-
turns from every county In the State ex-
cept seven shows a Democratic majority
OF 42,7l5. The House stands 20 Demo.
crats, II Republicans, doubtful !. The
Senate stands, Democrats 20 and 0 Re-
nnhlioanR.
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A.n..l.a,. nm, ,Ytnnlln.I.

YoKAnoNA, Nov 1.-THE American
chip Chtsborough, Captain EtlCsOn,
from liloago, via Hokadadl, iot New
York, has been wrecked on tbs nOslhern
coast Of Japan, Nlhetepn o het crew
we're drowned,
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Ainssapllusptla y LeglSlaturo.

Bosrox, Nov. 1.-The Senate will be
composed Of 20 Republican aud II Dem.
ocrats, as compared with SO Republicans
and 8 Democrats in 1888. There are 1902
Republicans and rs Democrats returned
To tho lower House, u Republican loss OF
.1R ranrasentatiYeR from last year.
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wAsuSoroS, Nov. 7,-Flrst Assistant
Postmaster General cIarkson at $3.50
this afternoon received the following
telegram from W. A, Jones, editor Of the
Oes Moines State Register: "Fhink we
can hold eight majority on joint ballot.
Boies Ia elected.
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PmLApELFnIA, Nov. 7-Revised and
fuller returns received from all counties
in Pennsylvania do not materially
change the figures already sent out, The
latest computation snakes the plurality
for Boyer, Republican, for State Treas
urer. 6g Q3I.
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LONDON, Now TIA conference be-
tween the leaders otthe Boulangist party
was held to-day at tue residence OF Gen.
eral Boulanger on the Island Of Jersey,
sixty prominent members OF the party
we're present. y
had conference to-day which resulted
in the landlord Of The hotel 10 which the
BOulanglst conference was held being
cautioned that hU Woulu b9 held fesbon.
sible In the event otahy overt demon.
stfation arising from the conference, Il
iB stated that the B9ulaugist leaders dc.
bated propositions for important alter.
ations In the programme OF the party,
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DaAotn's urowth.

wAsnlSs1pS, \. O., Nov 7.-Arthur
o. Mellette, the Governor Of Dakota, in
his annual.report to tho Secretary Of the
Interior says that the growth and popu.
lation In the territory has been slngu.
lhrly rapid and stable; and now reaches
05O,0O0 "a aRainst 4l6 ,8i0 Ia 1885.
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CifY " MAStpp, Nov 7.-'The Official
0dtftie last night publlSbeu I contract
entered Into between the Government
and Francis Aliaf0 lot the construction
by the latter ol a tailtoal IRON the nc
Gfande 10 the Pacific coast, "
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tindsr a NoRa6IIqNa Ndmlnliit NllOn, Too

pnher 4 hsFAbllpAn ADMINISTRATION, TOO
YopNastowS, 0nio,, Nov h-NotlCeS
have been posted In all ths furnaces In
tho Nahon.!.ssS valley granting all Om'
/ ployes an increase Ia gaEeS Of ~ pei
cent. The new afTangSment goes Into
eject NoEehibef y The increase wa
uhRoliCIled,
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West ylrrinIn pen,lons,

pee.al DtsputcA p tAs tnissligsnsH.
WAsuINdToN, D. O., Nov. 7.-Wes
Virginia pensions were granted as fol
lows; 0hyinal 1nyalid-William A
Hewitt, Parkersburgi Andrew Wise, R
McCurdy, George B. Arnkler, Scary
Janes I. Grouse, WaYerlyi John II
Mai tin, Hartford City; John Il. Bvstlck
Maiden. Reissue and lncrease--Wash
iigtou Ciner, Sinnet's MILL Jasper W
Dayisson, Cairo. Reissue-vale6 Spun.
Ger, Thorntoni George Robinson, Sis
Sonvillet Thomas P. Spencer, Location
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LoSDoS, Nov 1-prlncpSs Maize, wife
Of Prince Alexander, Of lIattbnbprg, ro.
Gently ruling Prince Of Bulgaria, died
to-day al GfalS In childbirth. Prior In
her marriage PrlnOes Marie was the well
Known operR nlnRnr. Mile l.nlAlnplr
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A MIXED WITNESS.
M lna than nnw 9u

do you see them nOWH
Eyes, sir. That one Indicating
Kunzel was The one that was driving the
wagon, and that big one there [indi'
eating Coughlin], that looks like the fel-
low that was going into the house,"
"These are the men you saw there at
half past eighth"
"Yes.eS
(Which ~. " one vent up the stepsR"
"And which one drove the wagon
away2"
"That young one."
On the CrOSs.examination the witness
was soon confused by the questions
which we're rapidly fred ut him. He
said he remembered the 4th of May
pretty well, aud it was n clear night,
"Didn't you state that you thought It
was raining that nightR"
"Well, II was kind Of dark weather"
ut looked as Il 1t was going TO rain,
dIIdqa3t dIdLa. y, II the sky was covered with
eyes, sir"
"And you thought 1t was going to
rain2"
yes, but couldn't say that 1t was
raining"
"There were no stars shining or moon.
Il vqs cloudy and had every appearances
Of rain, diln'tit2"
HThs stars we're shining and I don't
think there were any clouls,H
There was no appearance OF rain
then2"
"No, I don't think there was"
ut was clear, bright nlghtP"
u guess so
But the milkman stuck TO his story,
and said In the Cross.examiniDg Law.
ytri "In | am htFrs to swear, ! will
swear, BY God, what isrlght abo1tit.T
~ lwilfask you to tell thisIury how you
are able To tx the tune as Saturday, the
4th Of May, as the day you saw the two
men drive up to the cottage"
ut was when ! went TO the grocery
store. The lady asked mo II ! had heard
about Dr. Cronin, that had got killed in
Csrlson's cottage. said How the
devil did tApt man get killed2' That
must DO the night | saw the two men gel
out Of the buggy, and then when got
back again heard some mailing In The
house as II they were Mailing boards TO.
gether-that must be the night; and
| tRured itup from that time aud | found
ff Rss the game date"
"Will you swear positively that this
man, (polntlug TO RuuEty was tho mar
Al l.. 4
! ~ - IS G,SS1SE.sy;yS:, s
"And the other man was Uougnlini
"Yes.u
Further roBA.examinatlou eljclted that
the witness did not see the face ot the tIiat
who got out Of the buggy and entered
The Carlson cottage and that his subse'
QuenL Identification OF CUnRhlln In the
county Jail was by q view 0t bis back,
which rvsenbled that OF the liiAn who
went iuto the cottage. The witness ad.
nillted that he told the CrosS.examlning
counsel thGt he could identify COuglliI,
but said he had lied TO get rid Of bving
bothered; because he wis not ready u
tell anything about IL and because the
police toFa; hltB NOT y tell anybody
-, ,,,r,,,,,.,. ,,,, N
Assistant Superintendent Frank Muir.
ray, Of the plnkerton Agency, wal
called and said that on tile afternoon OIL
tho day after Dr. Ufonln disappeared
Mt. COnklln, with whom Dr., Ctonln
lived, employed the agency In The Cass
The witness went 10 O'Sulllyan's house
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The ridden wnl Case.

NIw YoRK, Nov 7.--rhe decision In
the Supreme Court Ia the TlldBn will
case has been reversed by the decision
Of the general term Of the Supreme
Court and q new trial ordered,
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BAYARD.CLYMER WEDDING.
The Rx,Sseretary Of state Married to Miss
clymeF In Washington Yesterday,

clymeF In Washington Yesterday,
WAsHISeToN, Nov. 7.-Hon, Thomal
F, Bayard, ex-secretary Of State, apG
Miss Mary Willing Clymer were mar
ried at o'clock this afternoon at the
BRIDES residence, No. 1917 H street, in
the presence Of a most distinguished
company, The intention was to have
the wedding as quiet as possible, there
being about l60 guests, confined to the
relatives Of the contracting parties and q
few personal friends, Among the latter
were ex'President and Mrs, Cleveland,
ex'Secretary and Mrs. FairChild and Mrs.
Dickinson, ex'Assistant Secretary aud
Mrs, Riyes, who came to Washington
for the express purpose OF attending the
wedding,
The Bayard family was represented by
Miss Bayard, Misses Florence, Louise
and Ellen Bayard, Philip j, Bayard,
James Williams, Jeremiah Smith and
wife and Miss Elizabeth H, Smith, ol
Delaware; Mr., and Mrs, l, d, Warren, OF
Bpstnn, and Thomas +, Bayard, Jr,, Of
new haven, Conn, v
The family connections Of the bride
are even more numerous than those OF
the groom, She Is q greatgrgnddaugh,
ter Of George Olymer, one Of the signers
Of the Declaration Of Independence, and
relative OF exRppTssentatiYe Heister
Clymer, Of Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Ella
Diets Clymer, President Of the New
NJ l.
riage by her brother, Dr., shubry Olymer,
present were Gen, b, +. Beale and fam.
lily, Hon. George Bancroft, Mrs, Story,
Justice and Mrs. Field, Justice and Mrs.
Lamar, Mrs. W. NJ. Fuller and Assistant
Secretary Adee, Areception and break.
fast followed the marriage, and soon
after the newly married couple left the
city for a tour TO New York and other
northern cities.
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LONDON, Nov The repoh ot fin
death Of tho vile ot Prince Alexander
oil Battenbgtg ls declared 10 DO tinifllp.
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New c5mmlsslonsr of Navigation.

wAsnlSGfos, D. y, Noy. 7.-The
ptesldent to-day appointed William w.
Batss, Of New Yofk, 70 Be GenniiS iS'iOnef
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The Erening Dispateh lind. says: The
contest is 30 close, according to the esti.
mates made on the meagre figures at
hand, tllat 1t may require the official
figures 10 decide the contest. Unofficial
returns from all Of the SS counties, ex-
cept Ashland, Geauga, Ottawa and
Ptulliug, give Campbell a plurality Of
$40. 'rhemissing counties 10 1887 gave
Powell (Dtm.) 43O plurality, which
would give Mr., Campbell 0,670, The re-
turns show that all the candidates below
tue Lieutenant Governor ran about 1000
ahead OF the tick in four counties alone,
thus making the contest very close and
uncertain, with a strong probability that
some Of the Republicans may pull
through, The official vote Is coming In,
and the result will be aScertained to.
morrow,
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ZANGinAR, Nov. 7.-1L Ia reported nm.
ihc w. German alghnS been holsIed u Poft
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CnRisrt4SlA, Nov r. The match
maker makers oil this city have declared q
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RE'PTesIdent Cleveland In Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Now 7,-Ex'
President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland
arrived in the city last night and are
stopping with ex.Marshal A. A. Wilson,
They are here for the purpose Of attend.
ing the Bayatd.0lymer wedding.
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Commissioner Mason leave. for Home.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 7.-Com'
missioner Mason left for Grafton TO-
night to be absent for 9 faw days Oh
businesa. ~
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
Mysterious Accidental @ath.

PIEDMONT, w. Va, March aO.-Henry
". Albright, the fireman on an east
bound freight train on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, met his death in a
manner mysterious. and mexplieable.
Some distance beyond the Little Capon
river, the engineer of the train noticed
that his steam gauge was falling. Turn
ing towards the tender he said, fire up;
we're getting low but. his fireman was
not there. The engineer was nonplussed.
He blew down brakes and consulted
withthe conductor. Finally they backed
under flag 10 look for the fireman and
found his dead body hanging from the
top Of the bridge across the Little Capon.
The manner in which he was killed and
how he got into his singular position on
the bridge are alike mysterious.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
The Mud Run Disaster.

MAucH CHUNK, Penn, March 90
The Mud Run trials are slowly drawing
to aclose. Engineer Cook and Flag
mar Hannigan have been acquitted but
the evidence in Engineer Majors case is
not SO favorable for the defendant. Cook
was the principal witness against the
defense. He wor positively that
Majors could have stopped the train by
the application of the air brakes. Had
both engineers shut off steam and the
brakes been applied the train could have
been stopped several times within 300
feet of the station. Several engineers
were examined and testified to the stop
ping of trains with steam brakes. The
def nae presented Mr.. SSiiisfkey whe
said the wheels Of Majors engine We're
flat at places, which was produced by
either reversing his engine or applying
the brakes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
Did He Lead a Double Lifee

DETROIT, Mich, March 20. Moses w.
Field, who was buried Saturday. left an
estate estimated at from $3.50, 900. to
81, 000,0 In the Wayne circuit court
the widow and children filed a bill of
complaint against Mary Goring and John
Goring, charging them with disposing
of 100000 worth of property, alleged to
have been given to Mary Goring by
that Field led a double life with Mrs.
Goring. and transferred property and
none to her almost on call. About
$40, 600 of property is still to be got at il
the court rule it has been improperly OBJ
tained. Judge Hosmer this morning en-
joined Caring from disposing of the
nrGnlrGV% G.. .H e-14srU Ed #a.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
A botanical CARBON fer. New YORK.

New YORK. March 2O.-A special
meeting will be held here by those in
terested in the movement to establish
the proposed public botanic garden in
Bronz park. The project meets with
the heartiest encouragement of leading
public men. George William Curtis,
who is among the warmest supporters
of the enterprise, declares that until
New York has such a botanic garden as
the Torrey club proposes the city will
lack one of the chief distinctions of a
great metropolis. The plans already
determined upon, if successfully carried
out, of which little doubt is entertained,
will ecu to the empire city a finer insti-
tuition of its character than the famous
botanical gardens of London and Paris,
or those possessed by any of the cities of
central Europe.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
A maxsaoh u.ett. outr.p,.

n GRRAEB ARRINaros, Mass, March 20.
Last evening while Cora, the 14-year-
old daughter of Frank Palmer, one of
the most prominent citizens of Stock
bridge. was returning home from sing
ing school wHh her younger brother,
she wassdragged from their carriage by
an unknown man, who after feloniously
sassaulting her made his escape. Her
brother defended her as well as he
could, breaking a lantern over the viii
lian's head. The boy then drove rap
Idly home and gave the alarm. but no
trace of the scoundrel has yet been OBJ
tanned. The affair causes great excite
ment here and many citizens are assist
ing the officers in the search for the
girls a%ssailant. A few minutes before
the assault on Miss Palmer was COM
mitted Mrs. VIM. Hamilton was at
tackled in nearly the same locality by
presumably the same man, but her
screams frightened him away.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-21
rress ara 9akotaiaa
TIIE CaSIALIYRIrQRl
Four Men Instantly Killed in a Rail-
read Collision.
l~FA9ALTUNNEL EXPLOSION
Two Men Killed and Two Badly Injured
-arystcrfpus Accidental Death of n
I rssiamsn27NG Old Yady ndaTsoa !
M N Shilarea essmstssalS

RIvIERE DU LoUP, Que. March 90
At " o'clocksaa m. the Halifax express
eollided with y lftsight Sspesiai d miIe
and a quarter from Rernonski STATION.
ii. Michaud, conductor of the down
special; - Whitney, engineer of the ex-
press. j. Foley, fireman of the express,
and Levisque, fireman of the special,
were killed instantly. Engineer Jolivett
A. Levesque, a brakeman. on the special,
and the expresssnsessenger, were badly
hurt, but not fatally Two engines,
baggage car and a couple III freight
ears We're badly smashed. Engineer
Whitney was found sitting in his en-
CINE with his skull cut open. Michaud
and Leyisque are still under the wreck.
Foley was found in the snow. 1t APP
pears that the down special had stuck
in the snow and vas running on the ex-
press trains time. None of the passen-
gers We're injured.
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TAKE X T: A LOOK
! EXTRA b
Boots & Shoes at the Popu.
lar Shoe Store. No profits in
the Shoe business this year.
80 s,a aassD JOHN A. WEEKS.
FOUR NEW STAIN
so"th Dakota. North Dakota, ao,,..
Washington "1i

Washington H
On February 90, 1859, the p,es;sa |
the bill creating South Dakota NNtueht sigrAl
Montana. and Washington states of \. pakcaI
= OAkoTA.,,Th great PrAlris@ taaioi
wnhch ING 81; Paul Minneapolis 4 MS = n
dale. Aberde n huron, Waterto@nn .ng Elia.
Fails. Go to South Dakota via thss aSa top|
minneapolis d Manitoba RaiIraS Oh Ps4;
through st. Paut and M,nneapolis AZ ana ps'
DAKoTA Where 10 Cow RUE;
hard scotch Fife Wheat; whose h - ~
civilization on earth; where sins,e ena Dfais'
states; the aoil If whore fert' 'aaa ehihS
richer than the valley of the Nile: pla.'is Il
Turtle Mountain. Minot and Devils Taeie y,
dist',ofs Invite the home seeker to oa ~ naI
4 rgo, Grand Forks. Grafton. Dsv;ii siIes
tettineau. and all other important poin,iA lag
MONTANA, THE GOLDEN .TreasnrpsUs' nts
mines Of precious metals; wealth in h, y VI
600 head of live stock; prof iu her ie,t;ls "
producing a larger yield of crops t IL .ss
~inhabitant on earth; where prosperi,v T. y vi
versal; which has the best paid jabhor I !, ~
wOrld:a balmy winter climate. capsaJ 1 IL WI
winds from the Pacific. he st. psnl ssEs
apolis'& Manitoba Railway is the onIv M. a,a,,
passing through a continuous aq1ta1 "I
ScuN 81 hul ana S1iDne2lIUs N ,lE
Rocky Mountains IL runs througt IN n 7, at
Reservation of 10 0c0. 900 acres of ia su y
settlers, IN the Milk River ysN,yy'' W. w., Y
water. a., d COAL in abundance; no ir;ow,sSss
required the only line passing thloub Gss
Falls, With its LOO COO horse power ss,,us
immense coal veins, End surrounding hlss
cocntry of free land; through Helm. NJ
capital ci.y and commercial centre u MONTE
and Butte, the riohest mining eamp OF ssI
TO San Francisco by the CelumbiA Rive, y,afa
Portland n Shasta Route. or Ogden. INN
California points. Remember tbs ia tfsr
line running diri G cars, sleeping ca,sspdfI
coloniRt sleepers OF itP own fr m St Paul
Minneapolis to Great Falls. b. lena and E,s
Ii 10 also the shortest live to Butte. Is
WASH NaToN.-The couu,Iy of tall TIM
indented by Puget Sound, the MedisrtES
of the Pac te Do not { lrg I that the 81
Minneap. lis d Manitoba iailw y is ,e oN.
lite which uf1ersa choice of tn CT routes ts
Pacific I oaet he Manitoba-pasifo rvbl
the only line by which passeng rs en- roapS
Tacoma, Portland and San Francisco can Il
through Port Townsend and Sesttle. NJ
colonist sleepers run through without cir
or delay. distance to the Pacific Coast i.as
as BY other lines, hut prices of tickets M
and ten dollars less. Take the Seattle iOra
For further information, maps, rates d
publications in regard TO the resources d
four new states. write or apply to r.. !. VIII
NEY, Genl Pass. ana Tiki. Ag-, 81, T., NJ, ia.
Ry., bt. Paul. MINI. I