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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05


contenue dams ses petits yeux re-
muants.
-Vingt-cinq mile ce soir, re-
prit M. Desproges, ct vingt-cinq
autres mile dams deux GU trols
jours.
oh! monsieur ma pas besoin
de SO presser, nous avons fol en-
lui! Toute confance! Nous savons
blen que monsieur ne nous fera
pas tort dun centime.
Settlement, fit lie maitre, en-
mettant une restriction a son ofre,
IL me le faut tout de suite.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-09-05
celia vous- memes

&c nest nj une operation d'arithmeti-
que, nj IN probleme de geometrie, c'est
simplement ceci, c'est QUEEN cherchant
une route pour aller passer vos vacance
d'fte, vous trouverez sur la ligne du WIS
CONSIN CENTRAL une quantite de pla-
ces plus charmantes les unes que les au-
tres ct on lie poisson abonde.
Parmi toutes nous citerons Fox Lake,
ILL.,. Lake Villa, ILL.,, Waukesha, Cedar
Lake, Neenah, Waupaca ct Ashland, Wis
consin.
LIE Wisconsin est devenu lie centre dat
fractions pour les invalides, les pecheurs
ct les chasseurs, il Pemporte sur tous les
autres Etats de rUnion, ct quand on a WI
une fois ces charmants paysages on desire
toujours les r%evoir, On y respire I'm air
embaum6, fortifiant, on peut Sc promener
sous des forets de sapins ct go1ter en-
paix les plaisirs de la peche a la ligne.
WIN. s. MELLEN. JAMES BARKEz,
Gen'l Manager. Genl. Pass. u Tkt Agt.
LOUIS EcKSTElN,
Asst Genl. Passr. & Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
P. q. ANsoN,
Northwestern Passenger Agent,
10 NicOllet House Block.
Minneapolis. MINI
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
MOnI.ly Crop Report.

For the Michigan crop report for Novem-
Der returns have been received from O4S
correspondents. The low condition OF
wheat is said TO be due to the extreme
drouth that prevailed just previous, during
and since the time Of seeding. The extent
and severity OF the drouth cannot be com
pretended without comp ring the actual
rainfall as shown by the records of obscrv-
ers with the normal OF the corresponding
period AT the end Of October this de-
hciency was S.24 inches. These accurate
figures fully account for the unsatisfactory
condition OF wheat. The yield OF corn ls
placed at 1921 bushels of ears-about 25
bushels of shelle1 corn or about six and
five eighths bushels less than the average
in the ten years, 1881 81. There is much
complaint that the grain is of poor quality,
being soft and immature.
The area OF clover seed harvested this
year is quite largely in excess of that OF
last year. The season has been exception
ally favorable TO clover seed, and, where
the seeding in loSS was not entirely lost, an
unusually heavy crop Ii been harV es,ed.
Potatoes are estimated at about three
tourths OF an average crop. In condition
horses are reported at 9j, cattle at9l, sheep
q %, and swine 50. Hog cholera is report
ed in Berrien, Cass, st. Joseph and Van
Buren,.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
SETTLING AN OLD SCORE.
A Farmer Goes to Neighbours
House and Shoots.

James Mcdonald, a Scotch homesteader,
living near Matchwood, Wis, near the
Michiga n line, entered the house of Dun
can Beveridge, a countryman and neighbour,
the other night. The two men had pre-
viously uuarrelled over homestead and
Beverage hailed his visit with delight as a
sign Of recon ilialion. In company with
the two men were Mrs. Beverage and her
sister After some desultory conversation,
Mcdonald arose and announced that he
proposed to get even. before Beverage
could make move 10 defend himself Nc
Donald whipped out revolN er and shot al
Beveridge twice, the second shot taking
effect. The murderer next turned his
weapon on Mrs. Beveridge and her sister,
and empt.ed the remaining three chambers
at the defCuse.ess women. The shots at
tracted the notice OF the neighbors, who
came running IL the Beverage house Nc
Donald met them at the door and eludng
them ran into the woods. IS soon as the
crime was revealed TO those who entered
the colt. &c IA search party was organized
and Mcdonald was Captured less
than two miles from the vii
lage. Lyuching was strongly urged, but
the oppOrtune arri, al OF the deputy sheriff
saved McDonaid's neck and he was taken
to the county Jail at Ontonagon Mr.. and
Mrs. lie eridge are very dangerously
wounded and her sister is dead,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
CHEERING Campbell.

Governor elect Campbell was given an
ovation in Cincinnati which for magnitude
and enthusiasm has seldom been seen in
that city. The demonstration was held in
music hall, which was packed TO the doors
with good-natured multitude Of demo
Gratis. Outside the square was also throng.
ed with people. Before the neeting parade
took place. Every street along the line Of
march was crowded. and colored fires
brilliantly lighted up the scene. When Mr..
Campbell appeared on the stare furious
storm OF applause broke forth and cont,n.
ued for several minutes. The governor
elects speech was cheered TO the echo,
the aud ence responding with mighty
AYE" when the speaker called for vote
on the question OF whether the democrats
should have control OF the state. Isaac
Jordan and other orators followed.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
TO KEEP HIM FROM TALKING.
A COwardly Attack on Witness in
Ottawa County.

John Link is charged with having stab
bed man named 5. Vanderveer with a
pitchfork. The crime is alleged 10 have
been committed in the township of Wright,
in the northeastern part OF Ottawa county,
early i'll September, and the trial was TO
have been begun on the morning OF Nov.
Il, but soon after eight o'clock Vanderveer
stepped out OF the rear entrance to his hotel
and almost Immediately thereafter he re-
ceived blow on the back of The head
which knocked hum senseless. Alter fall
ing he was struck again. this time over the
right eye aud temple. He VS. unconscious
for some time and is seriously injured. AS
tandcrveer was the principal witness for
the people and as his being assaulted de-
pr!ved The people Of his services and won d
DC likely to bias the jury against the de
PENDANT, tue case went over to the January
term. Vanderveer did not see his assail
ant, but thinks he was a man whom he saw
apparently logging his steps, and the de-
scription of this man WIS the only clew the
officers had to follow A suspect was ar
rested at North Holland
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
Gov. [uce's Proclamation.

Gov. Luce HIS issued proclamation fix
ing Thursday, Nov. y, as "a day OF thanks
giving. In the proclamation he says: Let
all the people on that Y put aside their
gaintul occupations and, repairing to places
of worship, in becoming and reverent
manner acknowledge their obligation TO
Him who is above all. through all and in
all, fOT the measure OF success and hdppi-
ness that has come to them in the year that
has p ssed, and invoke His mercy and low
ing kindness in all years that are to come,
recognizing that without the divine approx
al all efforts fail. Let family reunions be
universal; and let generous, loving hospi-
tality prevail, forgetting not tue welfare of
those less favored than ourselves, that all
hearts may be gladdened and the day long
remembered as one radiant with good
deedsn
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
Dramatic Scene in Cnnrt.

The case Of Lizzie Lawrence, who WIS
the cause OF the supreme court declaring
that the old child adoption law was I'm.
constitutional, was brought up again "a few
davs since. Li2zies parents separated,
and in 1888, when she was eight years old,
she was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Austin
of Benlon Harbor. Mrs. Lawrence after
ward married man named Rosenbach and
now resides in Chicago She attempted 10
regain possession Of the child after her
marriage, and this led to the abduction pro.
Cccdings against her
The Austins still refused to surrender
the child to its mother, Notwithstanding
the recent decision, and the mother asked
for writ Of hdbras corpus to compel them
TO. All parties were present in court.
Lizzie is now over IL and could legally elect
her own guardian. When the justice con
versed with her she decided that she pre-
fehred to go with her mo,her and the court
no ordered.
Then there was dramatic scene. Mrs.
Rosenbach, boaming with Joy, marched
.overkto the Austius and taking Lizzie
fro1fEheir side, walked out of the court
rooff SaTing the chi.ds foster parents in
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
The Prison Yawns for Them.

One McManus. who was recently releas
ed from state pr son at jackson, and two
companions are ch rgeI with Disgusting
themselves the other night, driving ten
miles from big kapids, to the home of
MIR Wicks, where Mrs. McMuuus is
keeping house. one Of the party rapped
at the door and inquired for Wicks, while
the other two stood back in the darkness.
Mrs. McNauus, suspecting something, i'm
mediately bolted the door. Before she
could say a word 10 Wicks, who sat at the
table, the reports Of pistols were heard
and three bullets went through the win
dow They were aimed at Wicks, and al
though they passed cose 10 him, none
struck him. McManus does not live with
his wife and has threatened TO do her bodi
ly harm. a warrant has been issued for
the arrest of the men.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
Working an Old Claim.

In 1877 Beverly Randolph, lieutenant
governor OF Virginia, made grant on be-
half OF that state TO person, whose name
for the present is Withheld, of 700 acres in
Fayette county, Ky. This tract, valued at
%, CO., is situated on the outskirts of the
city OF Lexin- ton and adl oins the original
grant made 10 Daniel Boone.
The grantee died 1872, leaving this land
by will for life 10 his widow, who lived
until IS;2 Her heirs, represented by Har
riman, Manly ~ Lofty of Ann Arbor, now
claim the property, and proceedings to that
effect are about TO he started in the United
States court.
The original document a parchment, and
the will are in the possession Of Judge bar
riman, who is wait NJ To make sure that all
the necessary persons are party defendants
before going ahead with the case.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
THE STATE.
SCORE AN OTHER FOR DETROIT,
Patrick Coleman Deliberately Shot
And Killed.

And Killed.
Patrick Coleman, - years old, was shot
and killed on the street in Detroit the other
evening Henry Rason of l05 Howard St.,
the "chum' OF Coleman, met the latter
that evening after 5 cock and asked him
TO go home with him TO get some apples.
While on the way to Rason's home they
wore joined by Cornelius MahOney, boy
IL years OF age, at the corner OF Thirteenth
and Howard SITS Suddenly there was a.
shot and Coleman put his hand To his neck,
Rason caught him and prevented him from
falling to the ground. Rason and Mahoney
carried Coleman between them TO A.
Schneider x Sons meat market, on the
next corner, where young Schneider tele-
phoned for physician and the Emergency
ambulance. Before either arrived the boy
had expired, having been unable 10 tell
who shot him. Rason and Mahoney
were placed under arrest The
latter said that he was standing
at the corner OF Thirteenth and Howard
stree at $40, when he heard IL sHOt and
Colcm IL. lhe latter was bleeding from "A
smdl. bullet wound in the neck, and lie
helped kasor TO bring Co.oman to Scnneid-
or $ store
Henry 2asons story il altogether differ
cnt and the police are inclined 10 believe IT,.
His story is in effect that Coleman md
himself tried TO avoid meeting Mahoney,
but Mahoney followed them and pointed "a
revolver at them. They demonstrated with
him about his careless handling OF the
weapon. Mahoney raised tae pistol and
mans neck, killing him. Mahouey threw
the pistol into vacant lot where 10 was
found, and contained one exploded cart
ridge.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
RRIEE MENTION.

Gladstone is to have young ladies' sem
mary.
Hon. o. S. Smith was buried at owosso
Nov. Il.
The Michigamme iron company is to be
re organized.
Lapeer has only eight places where
liquor is sold.
Hudson will bond itself for $50, 900 to put
in water works.
a fast mail train has been put on the
Lake Shore road.
Redheadville is the name Of new town
in Otsego county.
John George, ir., has purchased the Jack
son Daily Patriot
A syndicate has secured control of all
the Baraga copper mines
l.. r. Davis, one of the Oldest pioneers of
Kalamazoo county, is dead.
The Flint no ID ctrt company is making
large shipments 10 Australia.
Three hundred sportsmen are looking
for deer in Montmorency county.
A Jury has at last been secured to hear
the trial OF HolLhay, the bandit.
There are IL 900 men employed in the
304 manufactures in Grand Rapids.
East Saginaw electric street railway will
be in working order by Christmas.
The Grand Rapids mattrix company was
badly damaged by fire the other day.
Rev j. A. Wright ID. d., lawyer, editor,
preacher, died at Bay City recently.
Jeremiah Dixon of Clio, h as been arrest.
ed for selling liquor without license.
President Harrison has appointed Geo.
p. Humphrey postmaster at Cheboygan.
A mild epidemic of Scarlet fever is rag
csag at the state public school at Cold water.
?? Drank o'Connor of Clifford was smother
edto death in bin OF barley the other
| day. 4
MERCHANTS in several towns in the state
have bssn I'taken i'm on 81 bills raised tc
Sos.
The Mofgsh manufacturing company Of
Kalamazoo Viz remove to Jackson before
spring 81
Ameeting OF &astate charity organiza
tiOns will be held Sns Detroit early in De
The Ingham courS $ews, published a!
Campbell.
One firm at Hersey has orders for Il
car loads of ground pins for Christina
deco rations.
A convict named Hewttfecently par
doned from Jackson .Sriso6is preacJ-1!
near Hersey.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
Couuty Seat War Re-Opened.

In 1887 there was a long and bitter fight
between East Jordan and Boyne City for
the county seat, then held by Boyne City.
During the struggle, on the night Of Oct.
s. 1887, the courthouse, with all or nearly
all of its records, was burned. The gen
eral belief was that the fire was of in
cendiary origin, and that it was also the
outcome of the county seat war.
Sheriff Hurd arrested Frank Anderson of
near Boyne City the other day on charge
of having fired the court house, and he has
been taken to East Jordan for examination
before Justice Barbour.
Startling developments may be looked
for, If IL Is true, as many believe, that the
fire was the work of a band OF conspira-
tors. OF whom Anderson was one.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
A Light Punishment.

Charles Hambly, Il years old, employed
on the steamer baltic, was tarred and
feathered near Owen Sound, Ont, two
months ago for some infraction Of the rules,
aud the lad was so Inundated that he
jumped overheard and VS. drowned, no
effort being made TO rescue him. Six of
the crew were arrested charged with par
ticpating in the outrage Thomas Russell
and Aaron Trip have been sentenced to
one years Imprisonment each, ana Kent
McFaddeu, George Duggett Charles
Bachans and Alpheus Pelch will go 10 Jail
for six months each.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
FOREIGN.

Bismarck has consented TO mediate be-
tween Russia and Austria, Hungary.
Twenty miners were killed by the col
lapse OF a mine at Ratibor, Germany, Nov.
IA.
BY an explosion in the royal powder
house at Hanau, near Berlin, Nov. %, six|
men were killed.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
The Farmers Alliance.

The Adrian Times is responsible for the
following
The Farmers Alliance is TO be organized
in Michigan, in December, under the lead
ership of prominent old time greenbacker
of Detroit. They are negotiating for a
state organ, and expect to draw u large ma
iority of their members from the Patrons
of Industry organizations now established.
This is the first mention made of the
scheme anywhere in the state, but we are
backed by good authority that the thing Is
a sure 90
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
Six Men Killed,

Six men were killed on construction
branch OF tho Northern Pacific road,
about Is miles from Butte, Mont, the other
day The men were at work in the cut
blasting rock A blast of giant powder was
fired, but failed to have the desired effect.
Thereupon, it being close to quitting time,
and the men being anxious TO complete the
blast before they quit, they poured q
quantity Of black powder into the appar-
atus. Some sparks from the giant powder
blast must have remained in the hole for
instantly an explosion followed before the
men could retire TO place Of safety.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
The Cronin Case.

The lawyers for the state in the Cronin
murder trial feel that u good case has been
presented to the jury so far--one without a
material flaw, and which bore strongly
gganst all five of the accused.
Judge Longnecker volunteers the infor
nation that there are FIVE men at large
who should have been co defendants with
Burke and his fellow prisoners. J. Ii. Sim
monds, Pat Cooncy and the man who drove
DIR. Cronip to the cottage were admitted as
three. The prosecution will not say what
connection with the case the other two
NAV have had.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
A BARGE il Lost.

The barge Ishpeming OF Detroit, loaded
with coal from Lorraine, o., 10 Green Bay.
Wis, struck Whaleback reef in the storm
the other night, and is q total wreck. Capt
T.. Jones, Mate II. Peters and crew were
rescued by the steamer Saginaw City after
cliuging TO the rigging for rs hours. The
vessel had been carr ed considerably out OF
her course by the terrific Southwestern that
was blowing.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
The Lost is Found.

A boy giving the name and answering
the description of Willie Dickinson, who
disappeared from the Com.
mine, IN Michigan, about eight
We rs ago, and for whose recovery a stand
ing reward of 5 1900 is offered, has been
found in the Bows and Girls home in Los
Angles, Cal. The chief of police telegraph
cd the boys father who resides in Bes-
semer, to come TO Los Angles and identify
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21

The will OF the late John Crerar Of Chica-
go has been admitted to probate, and dis
poses of personal property scheduled at
-, 200, and real estate valued at $4,000.
After requests, aggregating about 81 ,sO0,-
900 TO relatives, the tcstator gives 100000
to the Second Presbyterian church OF Chi
cago; 100000 TO the trustees of the same
church, the income TO be used for mission
work; and $25, 600 10 the Scotch Presbyte.
rian church on Fourteenth street, New
York, bong the church in which the tesla
tor was baptized; $4,000 for colossal
statue of Abraham Lincoln In Chicago.
The remainder of the estate, estimated 10
be worth about g., go, 600 is set apart for the
erection and maintenance OF public H.
brary in the city of Chicago, TO be known
as the "John Crerar library"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
A Broken Dam Causes Loss Of Lite
and prOperty.

A terrible calamity occurred at Alton,
Ont, on the morning OF Nov. IA by the
breaking of the mill dam at McClellan's
Touring MILL, one mile west OF the village.
Two lives were lost, six mill dams and four
bridges carried away, aud many houses
and buildings wrecked and thousands Of
of dollars of property destroyed
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Market strong; beeves, S45095;
steers, $3G4.40; stockers and feeders,
S2.2592.S5. cows bulls and mixed, Sl.15@
ITO; Texas cattle, $l.5092.e5; Western
rangers, sl.75@3.90.
Hogs-Market strong; mixed, 49, 90(0420;
heavy SO. S5@420: light S3.90Q1AS0; skips,
y3(03S5.
Sheep-Market steady; natives, 1895;
westerns, s3.50@L15; Texans, s3@4.10;
lambs. s4(SQ5 10
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
A Mexican blizzard.

The blizzard in New Mexico, which has
been raging the past few days, is known to
have frozen TO death five cowboys, two
Mexican sheep breeders, 10000 sheep and
thousands OF cattle. The snow is &c inches
deep on level, and in many places the
drifts are seven feet high.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
The Supreme Court Oh Justice.

The prosecuting attorney of Wayne
county has <Reved the text of the su.
preme court decision ordering new trial
IN the case of Charles Meyer, sentenced TO
five years in Ion k<or robbing an Indiana
drover of S,,O0HSAssstant Prosecuting
Attorney EdwafH Minock asserted before
committed perjury in nother case and that
his defense, therefore, Mould not be be
lieved Judge Look perhitted the asser
ton, and to some extent Endorsed it. The
supreme court sits down bard OH both
i ice s and prosecutor In opinion jus
1.-THE assertions of the PROSECUTOR and
their Endorsement by the ccsrS are too
plainly illegal to need comment. ave have
had occasion altogether too oftens " con-
,demn the failure Of justice brough1 about
by reckless conduct of officers whose k1orn
duty is TO conduct prosecutions legally and
in conformity with settled principles,
Nothing can bring more contempt and sus-
picion on the administration Of justice,
than the failure Of its ministers TO respect
Justice. The prisoner is entitled TO a new
trial the expense and delay of which are
due to errors that should have been AVOID
cd ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04
MARTINS FERRY MATERs.
aeneral Sow. u cenden.ea Form

n.ro.ni No,ys Il, = fIonden.ed Form. To.
"V"'t"' t,o"s :" Ss""oMsV"
morro"'s hiee''oh'
Mr.. Parker Elliott Is visiting In sIeubenvllle'
Walnut. viii nSt kSe undefSoli, Give MIN d
call.
Ycste-t,av communlon servlees were held In
tina b. p, Cbuteh nv me t,NStor Rey, A, IL
Bfownlee' -
Tho odd r.lloUs havo naopted a resolution
inH .9 VIZ lAaies VINO aslAeu III 'no lV'''s'
nun Vevu'y' -.
:, Marun's FerTy WIZ give 9 plE mNotiH I Iot
Fot9ker, Nlenoil MGNeNey Auu Ine SuuIo 4''
publican county TICKET,
Tho proposition for the Issue OF bonds 10 the
amount Of S2o 700 for the extension q the water
mAlus, should carry by q large majority,
Extensive preparation arc being made for The
"BAIaar Of Days" 10 be held in the y. N. o. A.
rooms next Friday and Saturday evenings.
PM Hart closed n four niRhta engagement nj
the 0ncta HOuso with a crowded house On Sal.
Ea1 niEh. n: S ;1,, attraction Will bo the
ml, w 49,, Ia. ..,.. -.
NJ Ut n, 2anrs 6 T 4, "a N.Y. lSa
SuStSe.s a. csatIestSn' ". Va. has be n In III
cIiv cailiny M, ala irienis Tia innkE we'll.
~, S,,..,t..s.,, ,,,o..is,, ,to no,,oo,oo yo,.,
s,SId ;ln aSsg AZ nv su and WI M SS Sm
Eoturns, The lNTELLlaBECER hialwAyh GU AAle
mere,
Martins Ferry Democrats appear TO have more
money man Usual anu thsy ate ,dtleITmined y
i', iu wy w
1tnouIu Wy los liu' he VIII se' sOuio BoOu
Deaocta'loNoWs'
The attorneys 10 the case Of Samuel lilskinl
Va. the Cleveland, l1raln 4 Wheeling ltAllroAi
Company have ASKED for new ttlAl,. Oh thI
grounds that The verdict 10 contrary 70 law aud
evidence The Attotneys iot John Noon tal
mVy WIN hsnthls c,le anu WIN WIN
spuoiicans VIII stand by their ticket ant
allow no trading, their Victory u complete
Don't be caught BY the plea that NJ, Lupton Y !
fellow toWnlman aud o complimentary vote VIII
ppthun, ltmlght be that your vote would pu
him into position 70 help elect U nited Bthtci
Senator
louI 10 See tho entire State aud county tiukIl
elected that there u no telling what they viii ID
lbinoffoW niHht alter ihp news Il feCslyeII
They will ptoba6lf paint lhe lawn d never b.
On we nIgHI Q! 9stlSlds slesslvn When thsi
s.1 ~ aSS,, hsNll'V quo
Pat Ol bhusepVtn
MAftihA Ferry Republicans contemplate hay
Ing the good news Di t0InOrfOwb llecllOu 10
Ceiyed by wire Al the lelegtaph OnlEc III M,
| Cleveland LOfAln q WhVelltR fall ttlyl pAa,6nge
depot, There arc plenty u kOnd comfortable
seats. ne pAglehgeg room eau 10 well h6alet
| and The coat Will only hN nominal, II thIH M