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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
THE SCARE SUBSIDED
Fhs Indian Troubles IN ths bla-
maSek Section Ended.
RECEIYIsG UNCLE sans RiIwAS
sitstas bat aas Cr.~nshss aad s-fa
fh~ hfls Ax.@t - 1kLs s-s< Fi~-4
aaa tAa Frsasalssa nssssaa "a sA~
osaaasA 70 . kFaa4-

BEsaAHek, y. o.. Noy. zz.-ihe
Indian scare .n this section . suosdtnz'
Specials b the BsmaTek frienne tnis
evening from standing Rock agency
are o. tnls effect. Today s2s ration
day az ths agency and al bat About
hflsen or taenty ef tne male nhApit-
ants 0f that reservation we're present
o. rsceiss tnelr share az Uncle o4u
maintenance. squaws 81 about tn4s
number came alone. bat we're refused
the raaous 81 the household. fele-
eFalqs sav that ths lad AIS are all
Quiet ant accept lhs ratl0us as usual.
AGENT Mclaughlin received a let
ter from sitting Bull ia which
ha savs one OF ais children
vas sck. which prevented him from
beng present 20 receive nls portion Of
che raL0ls. He goes on and states to
tae agent that be IS h!s best friend and
that be has lost faith In the Messiah.
Inquiry among those who have as
sembled for t8elf ratlOns, reveals the
fact that stuug Bull has now 0Dly
about nine OF ten followers. HIS l0ss
~ power Is attributed % the failure OF
tne Messiah 10 appear when be prom
ised. A squad ot soldiers Will oe
sent into Campbell county - inyeSti-
gate rumOFs ID distinctions a. tue
hands OF tie Indians. supposed 20 be
from -tandiag Rack Agency. A DIS
patch from Gov Mcilette. OF
south Dakota, % the officials
iu Bismarck, says There = no
foundation u the rumors
that the indians are crossing the river
into Campbell county, and that upon
investigation an rumOrs OK outbreaks
ia south Dakota are found TO be
grOundless. The greatest danger now
Is believed 10 be az Pine Ridge and 9TH
ar ..-ltnarn 4.ann-n4
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
IHEY WILL PETITION.
The Electric Road Wants 20 Come
TO Campau Place.
They VIII Ask the Common cOaneii fer
Franchise 80 the Heart or the
Sfty Tomorrow Night

The Reeds Lake Electric Railway
Company will petition the Common
Council tomorrow evening for fran
onise reaching into the heart of the
city. The line the company will ask
for IS a. follows Down East Fulton
-. from Esst-st. 10 Ransom-st., thence
through Ransom to Park-st., through
Park 10 North Division, thence through
North Division to Pearl, and down
Pearl TO Sweets hotel. Mr.. Wessehus
saws tnat they are satisfied that cleo
trieIty : even now the most economical
and convenient motive power that can
be applied 10 street cars, and the COM
pany desires 10 obtain snare of the
cltv passenger service. They propose,
II they are given franchise, TO carry
passengers 10 the lake for one fare, and
give rapid and frequent service. The
system they are using is giving good
satisfaction, and they have frequently
covered the length OF their line, two
and One-half miles, IN seven minutes.
At this rate they could transfer passen-
geIs from Csmpau place TO the lake IN
side of fifteen minutes, as no change OF
ears would oe necessary. In proof OF
the efficiency of electricity "a q motive
power, they will cite the hundreds OF
miles that are now in successful opera
ton. In the city of Nashville, Tennes-
see, there are now sixty-lve miles IN
operation, and FIVE miles more !. nearly
finished.
The company proposes if their pc
tition Is granted 10 use wooden poles
for carrying wires up to the fire limits,
and inside the limits they will erect iron
poles. The managers think there Is
traffic enough to make a competing
line to the lake profitable 10 themselves,
and that it would be great public con-
yenience.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
Fennviile Items

Special 70 the FFrrs saAa-l ERtLD;
FENxvuLE. Mlcn.. Nov. 22.-The new
BAPTIST Church IS rapidly nearing COM
pleuou and will soon be ready for oc-
cuusncy. Itlsa very neat BRICK struc-
ture OF somewhat Gothic style OF archi-
lecture. and when finished it viii be
b ching of beauty" sn ornament TO
the place and a credit % the managers
and builders. who. under adverse CIR
cumstances. are pushing the enterprise
20 a successful issus.--Many thOus-
and dollars have been scattered among
the farmers IN this vicinity during the
pact week for potatoes and beans. WITH
prices at rs cents and St.95 per bushel,
respectively. and iu consequence
money - easier. times are better aud
farmers are hauuv
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
Eloentionary Contest.

Special q the rkLxGRks-HERtLD.
CEDAR SPRrN0s. Mich. Nov. 22.-The
event Of the season for the young peO-
pie OF the High school, and of course
for Is patrons. occurred last night at
the VI. r. Church. About 500 people
gathered 70 listen 10 an eiOcutionary
contest for the Demorest silver medal.
The participants. the Misses Nellie Pro-
vim. Nellie ROys, Libbie Richardson,
Cora MOrch0use. Maud Surphin and
Zoe CARPENTER, we're we'll prepared, and
10 was indeed "A close pull. Mss Nellie
Pr0Vu was awarded the medal for rem
de~ing "rhe Mar,yred Mother" MISS
Nellie Roys rendering OF The Two
Fires" being gwen second place. "The
peac0n's sunday school Sermon" by
Miss Zoe Carpenter. whose splendid
voice and graceful position on the
platform, made her q very close COM
peut0r, and a great fav0rlte, was third
hest
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

a PEahisisi@a ci~h "a. cAzs. sF . So
tssaiss4 We

A certain essersT - she tBirsty Por-
ton u ths community Aas oeea solnx
Business Ia one loe4Don for sight years.
DuElng Al sh.s time as landlord h4s
sever asked hiA = conlFibuts towards
paying the water t4x. Last week. how
ever, bill for So wss pressnssd %
him. He scratched his head. Fsmon-
strAtsd. znd kieksd the cobwebs or the
ceiling, bus Il sas no 90, he had 70 set
tie.
Since, he has sbesneudgeing hisbrAins
- learn the wherefore and xhyfOr Of
the sudden demand. IL came 70 hlm
IKE lash yesterday. During the re-
cent campaign a Prohibition Club
rented rooms above his store, and he
po~ wonders Why u sas taat tie Dill
vas lot double the amount.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
BRUTAL BOYS


A sseet little ga appeared al police
headquarters. IN great distress, - gaia
Information zbsot the AN. Her name
: Gertis Earggraaf, Of Ss4 North
L&fayette-st. she wanted - KNOW i
Il was lSNlal Ter tad bows 70 ali her
PET kittsn, especially II me kitten were
attacked under circumstances " an
common cruelty. she said that the
boys Ia question hSd torInented the
kitten in ysrieus ways, ana had finsiiy
wound up taelr wicked sport by tying
the tail Of the helpless creature 10 the
tai Of b,g dog and then had stoned
the dog % MAKE bim TuE. Gertie
caused TIE hearts OF tie police 10 swell
with Indignation, and was assured that
her grievance would he promptly re-
dressed on Aondsy morning. Humane
Agent Kennedy has been notified, and
Police aud Court" wlll shortly bee
called upon 60 say that l0t OF very
wicked boys, giving their uSmes, were
arralgned on tie charge of cruelty %
ANIMALS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
A West SIDE Runaway.

An old farmer named Jacob Zylstra,
occupying an old-fashioned two
wheeled cart, coIlided yesterday with a
wagon on West Bridge-st. The old man
was thrown from hrs overturned cart,
but was not seriously injured. HIS
horse ran some distance and broke
loose from the cart But the horse
was caught and the pieces were put to-
gether iu good enough shape to get the
farmer to ms country home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
Ct Mark,s u. II Fnatival.

The annual harvest home festival Of
st. Marks Hospital Will be held
Wednesday, November 26, 1920. Con-
trbutons Of cash. groceries, wood,
coal, or any supplies that can be util-
lzed in the institution are solicited. and
VII he thankfully received. 4 con-
mlttce Of ladies viii be ID ATTENDANCE
thgouchout the day. to receive and
register al donations, for which ar
acknowledgements viii be promptly
made. All who desire 10 VISIT the hos
pital are cordially invited on this occs-
rrou
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

WAsurNGroy. Nov. -. - secretary
Proctor and General Schoield called at
the White House ths afternoon and
had conference with the President
ON fhe strength 20 a spatches rece we'd
today from GENERAL Miles. an order was
subsequently ssaed providing for Abe
appointment of Eve bunt e Indian
seonts The lsw limits the appointment
~ 1000 such scouts The remainder
NAV ee called upon IN cases OF emer-
rencv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
BACK TO GRAND RAPIDS.
Dr. EswiSy Decides 70 Make This CITY
HIS Home AEaia.

Dr. Rswisy Decides TO Make This CITY
his HoIns Agsia.
Or F. W. Rowley, Who was At one
time associated with Or. Eugene Bose,
OF this city, has, after an absence OF
many years. again located in Grand
Rapids, with his office IN the Aldrch
block. 10 may Justly be claimed for
DR. ROwley that he - one of the rising
young phyacisns OF Michigan. After
leaving this city he went TO Detroit,
where be became a partner OF the emi-
nent surgeon, Or. Donald Maclean. For
three years ne VAS assistant surgeon Of
the Michigan Central railroad, and he
was county physician OF Wayne county
Tor two terms. He also held the otfcs
of assistant city physician OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
Spiritual Lecture.

Mrs. Adah Sheehan, OF Cincinnati,
will speak IN Greenwood hall today both
morning and evening. These lectures
are highly Instructive 20 those inter
ested in the spiritusl philosophy. On
Thanksgiving night Prairie Flower. one
Of the guides Of Mrs. She.hsn, will give
the history Of her life and experience.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The TE1EeRsw-IlEFsEn mentored, E,
one morning ass week. the attempted
burglary Of Charles Wertsch's meat
market on Ieonsr3-st Yesterday an
old-tlne named Johnson wss srreste1
on snsr cion of ~ II toe man who ID
the work Johnson - - wears Oh ard
hss served time At Jackson for the Of
feuse o.f burg sTv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
snndar Whiskev in 30

Lyman Prichard rune a saloon OF
the South Diviaen-st roao. away ouf n
the township ~ fzrs. Yester8sv he
was before Jusf ~ Wasfaf1. charged
with keeping open hs saloon o. rnn.
dav. October -. The testimony o.
fhe psri ~ fhs peorir was 80 pit in
ard g Pntehsfd has Any defeass hn
v have chance - make q next
Ihars5sv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

TIE ease Of Edward A. Porter szsinst
the valley city Street and Csbis Rail
way Company, Is on trisl in Judge
Groves court Porter's grocery dehr-
cry wagon was being driven slonr tne
ssld company track. when a proJect-
,rr rail caught in the vheei ~ the
warDn. break uz q. snd csnsar N
horse g. ran awsv lie cisIns SEQ
damages. sod e trying % collect e n
the circuit court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The managers Of st. Mark. Hospital
make their annual apes 70 the public
generally for contributions and aid in
the support 0f Their institution. A
their noble work j. .rsp,dly increasing.
as al.o the demand upon their chsr-
ties, is IL hoped thsso lseies nosv receive
their merted encouragement m =
genuine response u thIs solicitation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

p-7rAfsr. oh,o. Nov "a 6rs,
started bv a bet pu. sy. destroyed two
bie rai.dInes cf ne Belisire Stamping
Courarv. this evening los o1 bu li-
M 5000. partially insured III nome
conrantes, en- machinery $1,000, AZ
Insured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Crrvxrkvp, Nov 22-Three tramps
wen Ia Carly. o.. lass night ant cap
trr.d night Waterman and confined
hsr, r., the caishocse ard rotbed three
- f..r~ sfnros. Then trey held nn the
....-b. ..lers III the galt House. securing
rrniher q vslushles. no clue 20 the
..rr'prfts
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The executive COMMITTEES Of the Ma
souic Par has decided 70 have the
drawing OF the articles stiii ind srosed
of take Diacr on Tuesday or Wednes-
dsv q this week. IRE delay q the
tickets coming ln from outside prevent
sd the drawing from tsSng pace say
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Delos q. Hsnrv commenced sut IL
tresFass szsinsi John and james Row
sen, the supsror court. yesterday.
laying damage ai 51993. TIE action
efows oat n TIE alleged noD-fufil-
reest q q - 81 NJ oontTact
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
They Must Wait.

President Blair, of the Board Of Fdu-
cstiOu. e IN Denver. and the pay orders
for the teachers salaries were not signed
yesterday as they should have been.
There were $40 disappointed teachers
az the school meeting yesterday morn
ing. and Mr. Blair vii be welcomed
efusvely when he comes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

TIE Derby Hotel blocs ard The Bos-
ton block adjoining e we're sod yess<r-
day by J. 7. Strsasn - kgEenr Ken
dsIl and J. G.. Nckes, tns cozSasTstea
besng s., GO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

0'scsT Weficn. - Yssrs. 20 bros6
vsv. soarist fevsf Msrgtret lalkfns.
q vek-. - 9neen-s'., cIDntEsrIs. 2
Fczserssr. vsars. 80 Cr0srv-st.. 9 d.
taefs. N-s p " Ssn th. ~ vesrs. s.
~o1tk TFTs 81 81. usess.es.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
snsnao.sd of BurrIarv-

IT cossvo roth n- - fry or waaf columns.
al who trg son get 7}sees bat yoa may.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

| I costs soU aothluz 70 ~ oar want columns.
AL who Try soul zet g.aees. bat so4 nay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
A DOGS PLUCK.

GONE ore. coue all; that Is If you want TO
Y try our free want ads
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

WANTED SITUATIONS are published free
" in this paper. Try one II you want a
place 10 work
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Union services vii be held a. the
Westminster Fresby lerisn Church GA
Thsnkss Tlng daY. Ihe chor VII sing
Duales bucks "Alislulailc Sequence
and The Lord Is ENAlled, bs West,
on that occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

DON'T be backward about coming IN with
- your want aa. We want your want ad. II
you want place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

TNE tant rcnr uart a. n vca want pace
~ 60 werk. TrviL Teu nay - lackg.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The oratorlo SOC ETY. wil observe Ia
third arm rsafy of fTae Moss sh' on
Dec. 23d atfartman' Hall, w.thlts fge
chorus and fae entire Phllharmnnlc
Orchestra. assisted ~ the uspsl nuuher
of musicians from Chicago end Detroit
With one exception the suloisfs WI bc
our own fiue local talent TIE ore OK
oeption s the popular tenor. Mr Wm.
J. Lawn. wbo MI ~ heard in Orator 3
fnf The frat TINE N Eranl Eamla
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

A novcl and pleasing feature Of the
recital WAS shat before each num hcI
Mr.. Perry gave has audience a history
and analysis of the piece be was about
70 play.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Emma Ast,oss ~lll spend al next
season n the oia countries, where size
vii present = Hsw epeFa which Is belAg
written for her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Ms Etnas saith will snE the beau
nfal o0utralto solo. He Aas bospisea
ana Rejectea froR hanael.s Mes
sian, Al Ihe Westm.nssef fresny tefiAn
Church tia mcrnlng.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The regular rehearsal Of The 0ratorio
society tomorrow night a. 30 sharp,
in Hartman e lecture room.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

novrT 30 backward short coming in vlfh
- scar vsnt ~. Ne gaaf year wsnf -. 81
grg want rlara.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

George A. smith, the baritone, WI
sing = solo a. the tountalil-sl. Ia piisi,
Al morning service TO-DAY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Carl I.eAthers vii preside al the
organ az the fountaln-st. Baptist
church today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

Henry c. Post, Mrs Eta Yale and
Aiss Ada Hunt are among tue musical
peopl, who vii take part ia the !. n.
{. A. benefit entertainment 81 Powers
Opera Holse tomorrow evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23

The Schubert Club i negotiating with
parties al saginaw and Charlotte, with
a view 10 giving concerts al those
places, IA the near future. IL ls ex-
pected that this club Viii give several
concerts in other Michigan cities before
the season is over.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12
Water on Both Shoulders.

Missouri's democratic members Of
congress are between the devil and
the deep sea when they get to talking
about the financial condition of her
people. Dockery and Bland have
been talking themselves hoarse try
ing to convey the impression that We
are a mortgage.ridden people, this
being due to high protective tariff.
Other democratic members, among
them Col. Mansur, give the lie to
these statements and declare that no
state in the union has made such gil
gantic strides In the acquisition OF
wealth as has Missouri. Democratic
leaders are terribly mixed up in this
matter. They would like 10 prove
by incontestible figures that the farm
ers of this state have been financially
ruined by a protective tariff system,
and they would also like to have it
appear that under democratic rule
Missouri has outstripped all her COM
petitors in the race for wealth. 1t is
exceedingly hard to make the two
statements look well when both are
presented at the same timc.-Osage
County enterprise.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

NOTHING so forcibly proves the
excellent ability Of the gentlemen
who now have charge of the M. X.
& T. railway, as a trip over that ex-
tension and magnificent system. Be-
fore it fell into the hands of the re-
ceivers a ride over it was equal to
the "rocking of the cradle in the
deep" 1t has since been trans
formed. The road bed has been i'm
proved over the entire line, and
trains of workmen can now be seen
everywhere improving the road bed,
bridges, etc. That it is a great ma
tional trunk line Of vast importance
to Texas, needs no greater proof
| than the evidence exhibited in its
crowded passenger cars and its nu-
mcrous freight trains that transport
stock to the north and merchandise
to the south. 1t spans o vast terri
tory Illuminating in the north, where
the winters blast equals the frigld
sharpness Of q Dakota blizzard ant
lands you in the howcry kingdom Of
the sunny south, where old Sol rules
supreme and the snow flakes are
NTH and q fairy tail TO its rising
generations.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12
BRICK MANUFACTURE.

There is one enterprise for which
jefferson City could make a world
wide reputation, and that is the manu-
facture of brick. II q delegation OF
citizens could be induced to make a
trip south and see the great demand
that exists for brick in every part of
Texas, and in fact the entire south
west, they could G the force of the
above assertion. The brick that are
made, for illustration, In Dallas,
Texas, have o straw color and do not
have the appearance of brick, owing
to which, all red and pressed brick
used arc imported principally from
St. Louis 1T s!2 per thousand for the
same brick that are sold In and about
Jefferson City for 81 per thousand.
The demand is so great that it cannot
be supplied, and the people are
forced to use the unsightly brick sup
piled by the local brick yards. A
company with $1,000, 900 capital
could not make brick enough to sup
ply Dallas alone, and yet with al
the natural u lying at our feet
we idly sit by and make no effort tc
bring this wealth to our door. Tho
way to make a city is to build it up
The exhibition Of energy and bust
ness invites outside capital, and sc
long as the home people lie dorment,
so long will its natural great wealtl
remain hidden in the earth. The
woodman's AK is made to clear the
forest, and capital is made to build
up cities, and unless we do it oul
progress will bc slow indeed. Have
we no n that will take the lead2
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

handsomely for its use. There is
now no reason why it should not be
built. The Usage river will find an
outlet to st. Louis markets over the
Frisco, and thereby the entire Usage
valley will be benefited 70 an extent
greater than the imagination Of the
greatest romancer can picture. 1t
will be the salvation and the making
Of this beautiful growing and pros
porous city. The. money to build II
can be secured or easy terms, and
some steps looking to its construc.
ton should be taken at once.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

Why not look after the Colorado
route and the extension Of the South
west branch; Lebanon is daily ask
ing this city to join in the branch
extension move. Lebanon is BOOM
ing, and will show up in good style
to get the connection with this city.
Jefferson City REPUBLICAN.
Yes, Lebanon's booming. She is
building q 100000 hotel and O
$40, 900 bath house. She has just
adopted electric light by a vote OF
3lS TO I. II anything looking like
the extension of the Lebanon branch
comes in sight this town will do its
share, and also help its neighbors to
bring about the result. Lebanon
Republican.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

Mr.. SILVER is destined for the re.
tired list. 1t seems that he could
not secure home support for senator
SHIP from one wing of the democracy,
and could not C home support
from the other wing for central COM
mitteeman. There is an old legend
about sauce for the goose being
sauce for the gander. Perhaps the
boys have decided 10 ~inoculatc him
with q little of that doctrine.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

TIE establishment Of a factory
outside of the prison by the Geisecko
Boot and Shoe Co., should merit the
best wishes of the entire population.
Every aid, facility and encourage.
ment should be extended them by
the people. Nothing will help us SO
much as factories. II the proper
spirit is shown these gentlemen in q
few years they will have a large fac
tory In our city.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

The preliminary examination OF
Riley Rogers, charged with stealing
the checks and money from Capt.
Steininger's pocket last week, was
held before Judge Payne Monday.
Prosecuting Attorney Dawson ap'
pcarcd for the state and W. S. Pope
for the defendant. The evidence
shows that Rogers made several
trials to have the 500 bill changed,
and his stories so contradictory thai
1t is almost convicting. After hearing
the evidence Judge Payne held
Rogers for the grand jury.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

The house has passed the silver
bill. This bill provides for the coin
age of $4,000, 900 of silver bullion
per month, to represent which, treas
ury certificates will be issued for cir.
culation among the people. 1t takes
a republican congress TO do business,
Reed is q great man.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

Or all thorns in the side Of the de-
mocracy the pension seems to be the
worst. \ 1t makes q democrat spit
blue fire and drown his sorrow in the
flowing bowl. Let them spit and
splitter; the republicans will pro.
coed in the even tenor Of their way in
providing the soldiers with proper
pensions, the democracy to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

Br extending the branch road to
Lebanon the entire south and south
west will have an entry to Jefferson
City. The Santa Fe railroad that
o controls the Frisco will be glad
70 operate It and pay the owners
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

Messrs. Frank and Ncidringhaus
hayc come to the front in great
shape. Out Of the three new rcpub.
licans elected to congress from this
state two have made national repu.
tations.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

If Mr.. Bland will stop trying to
represent the whole country long
enough to secure the appropriation
for a lock and dam on the Usage
river, it will be some justification for
the assertion that he represents this
congressional district.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

There is to be q beating Of tom
toms at the nomination of Richard
+. Bland for congress-, but fuss and
feathers won't elect him.-Ex.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

THE railroads have done their duty
by the democrats, all Of whom they
own, by furnishing all delegates TO
the st. Joseph convention with pas
.es. This is in part payment of SER
vices rendered the railroads by that
party in the past, and will operate as
a mortgage on it for the next two
years, which is usually foreclosed
during tue session of the legislature.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

The extension of the branch road
from Lebanon to Bagnell al be &C.
complished by united action of our
people.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-12

Ur to going to press no additional
reports of democratic defalcations
have been reported. Our pyramid
has been improved with the details
rs follows: