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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-04

the Republican state committee, has received
information Of the legislative candidates in
about all the counties OF the state, gives result
63 Republicans and 81 Democrats elected to the
house. with five in doubt; Is Republicans and
Is Democrats are elected to the senate.
CHAIRMAN HAHN'S CLANS.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 3.-Chairman Hahn, Of
the Republican state committee, at las
a. m, claims the state by 1900 to 21,0O0, and
the general assembly by 81 to So on joint ballot
In Virginia.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 3-Prince Edward
county votes solid for the Democratic senator
and elects member of the lower house by
majority of about $50. gain of over 2oo Ed
wards, Alliance Democrat is elected without
opposition from Smyte and Bland counties.
NO REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 3.-No county heard
from shows the election of a Republican or In
dependent.
Further returns indicate Democratic gain
OF three members of the lower house.
DEMOCRATS CLAIM EVERY SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT.
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 3.-At lao tho Demo-
Gratis claim every senatorial district in the
state. The Democrats will have at least four
hfths of the house. The Alliance have two
candidates and one ''straight-outn Repu bli can
has been elected.
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End of the Moulders, Strike.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The Union Iron
moulders strike which began here November
8. 1889, ended to-day, the union voluntarily de,
claring the strike off. 1t is estimated the Strike
has cost the union over $4,000, and three Hvei
were lost through violence
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Tine strathbIaue a Total Wreck.

ASTORIA, Ogn.. Nov. 3.-British ship Strath-
blame from Honolulu in ballast went ashore
twenty-five miles north OF here this morning.
OF thirty-one people on board six were
were drowned including Captain Cathill. Thu
vessel is a total wreck.
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Fluctuations ON the Paris Bourse.

PARIS, Nov. 2.-There were wide fluctuations
on the bourse to-day, threatening an extensive
fall. The decline was checked by heavy buy
ing Credit Faucier declined % francs, Suez
canal shares 1Sf; Rio Tintos advanced 81 l2c.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3.--There is a huge
corner in rye here
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same for Morrison, Republican candidate for
state treasurer. Philadelphia county returns
indicate the Republicans viii carry the city by
20OOO and the Republican majority in the en-
tire state will be not less than 10000. The
proposition for holding constitutional oonyen
ton is Overwhelmingly defeated
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TYphus Fever Spreading.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3-Typhus fever is
spreading among the famine-stricken inhabi-
talts of several provinces in Kazan. Stringens
measures will be adopted to cope with the dis
ease.
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The Suit Against Clapp Spooner.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. 3.-An amended
complaint in the suit of the Adams Express
company against Clapp Spooner was flied to-
day. 1t alleges, in addition to the former
amounts, Spooner unlawfullY appropriated
SlOC, 600,
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HILL GRAT1F1ED WITH THE RESULT.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. S.-Governor Hill re-
ceived the election returns in the executive
chamber He was greatly gratifed at the
handsome plurality for the Democratic state
ticket. He thought it meant Democratic
victory in the nation in 1892.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Returns from two
counties, exclusive Of Philadelphia, show net
Republican gain OF 1,e4S for Gregg, r epublican
candidate for auditor general and about the
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Tne of War Contest Endad.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8.-Tne international
tug of war contest en-ed last night. Scotland
took first prize, Denmark second, Germany
third and Ireland fourth.
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Remember Pa1nell and His Murderers."

DUBLIN. Nov. 81 United Ireland prints let
ter from Parnell's mother appealing to Irish
men to vote for the Parnellite candidates, adj
ding their rallying cry must be Remember
Parnell and his murderers."
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Press Comment,

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Sun says: We at
tribute the astonishing Democratic demonstra
ton in the northern, central and western coun
ties mott less to the personal popu-
larity of Flower, and the general
confidence in his sterling character than
to the melancholy exhibition of moral and in
tel ectual ina equacy which constituted Eas-
sett's plan OF campaign. But the towering fact
of the contest is that New York carries the
banner OF Democracy. Possibly the Demo.
cratic MRYe has extended To Ohio.
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The Berlin Bourse Agitated.

BERLIN Nov 3.-Bourse is agitated in sym
pathy with Paris The suspension is announced
OF firm of large dealers in securities. Liabili-
ties T. QUO QUO marks
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RUssELL's PLURALITY IN BOSTON.

BOSTON Nov. S.-One hundred and eighty
one precincts of 207 in the city give Russell
30 795 Allen 1854 Russells plurality is IL 9Sl.
One hundred and thirtytwo towns and cities of
Lawrenceville and New Bedford give Allen
81 151, Russell q, 7S7, Republican gain of gas.
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Vicar General Preston Dead

NEW York, Nov. BIT: Rev. Monsignor
Thomas s. Preston, vicar general Of the Ro-
man Catholic diocese OF New York, died at
o'clock this morning.
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in 2;9h, coming within quarter Of a second of
the worlds stallion record held by Allerton.
He made two breaks or he would have broken
the record. and the spectators don't doubt he
Will do 1t yet. The quarter was made in 81, half
In l:04. three-quArters 1861 and mile in 2:O9H.
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Nine Passengers Killed.
Lon,s J,ucian Bonsparte Dead

BUCHAREST, Nov 3.-Nine passengers were
killed by the wrecking of an express train near
Jasoy yesterday.
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THE DEMOCRATS SWEEP BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN, Nov. 3.-The Democrats elected
the mayor, one Congressman, the entire city
and county ticket seven aldermen at large,
eight district aldermen, three civil justices and
five supervisors
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pittsburg Coal Miners Strike Ended.

ROME, Nov. 3-Louis Lucian Bonaparte.
nephew of the first Napoleon, is dead aged rs
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RIantinn In Michigan
In PennsYIYania.

DETROIT Nov. 3.-The indications are the
Republicans elect the city ticket by large
majority. Also fifteen out of sixteen aldermen
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THE NET YORK ELECTION.

THE NET YORK ELECTION.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-The election in New
state to-day is for governor, lieutenant gov
ernor, secretary Of state, comptroller, treas.
urer, attorney general, engineer, four Congress
men TO fill vacancies caused by three resigna-
tons and one death, eight justices the su-
preme court, full senate of thirty-two mem
bers and a full assembly of 12S members. The
preseE state officers are Democratic. The
Congressman last elected in the districts where
the election was held to-day were: Democrats
3; Republican, ]. The last senate consisted OF
bly, OF 6S Democrats, 60 Republicans. New
Yprk city also votes for local judges, coroners
and aldermen: Brooklyn Tor mayor and other
city officers. Comparison will be made with
the vote for governor in 1888.
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POST RUNNING AHEAD OF HIS TICKET

LINCOLN, Neb., 3-Meagre returns indicate
Post, Republican, will go out of the county with
nearly 2,U0 plurality over Edgerton, Indepen-
dent. Returns from over the state Indicate that
Post is running slightly ahead of his ticket.
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TRENTON, o. j.. Nov. Sup to o'clock the
returns indicate the election of the entire Dem
ocratic senatorial ticket and forty-one out OF
sixty assemblymen. This will give the Demo
Gratis majority OF thirty three on joint ballot.
THE DEMOCRATS CARRY HUDSON COUNTY.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Nov. 3.-Hudson county
returns show the Democrats elect state SEN
ator, carry ten OF the eleven assembly districts
and elect all county officers.
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South Dakota,
IOILEY ELECTED

SIOUX FALLS S. D., Nov. 3.-Reports from
sixty-three precincts give Jolley I,33l w Gods
655 Smith 90.
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DIES MONIES Nov. Sat l oclock scattering
returns throughout the state indicate Boies
Democrat is elected governor over Wheeler,
Republican, by renuced plurplity. The vote
will be very close, however, and the Democratic
Dlurality is not likely to exceed $500.
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ERRORS IN VOTING.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3-Reports are coming in to
the board of elections of errors Involving the
Australian ballot. They are not very numer-
Gus, however. Some consist in marking the
head candidate on the ticket only. Such votes
count for governor only, when the evident in
tention was to vote the whole ticket Other err
rors are by marking after instead of before tn g
name of the candidate. Private dispatches
from Hamilton, Campbells home, says his in
dividual tickets are numerous there.
OUTSIDE OF CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI Nov. 3.-Four hundred and ninety
three precincts in Ohio outside of Cincinn at
give Mckinley ~ 400; Campbell. 6l.6l7; Asheu-
hurst, 32S2; Zeits, 1888, a net Republican gain
of 2,47l. This is about one-ffth OF the state.
CLAIMS FOR MKINLEY.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 3.-At II pm. Chairman
Ham, on meagre returns received, claimed
McKinleys plurality would be about 10000.
At the same hour Governor Campbell said it
was too early to make an estimate though he
felt confident, as the vote in Cincinnati and
Hamilton county did not show the Republican
increase which had been claimed
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POSTS Probable Majority.

OMAHA, Nov. 3.-Chairman Mercer, of the
Republican central committee, at 1 O'Clock says
If the present Republican gain is kept up ma
jority for Post, Republican for supreme Judge,
will be 10000 to %, CO.,
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The campaign just
closed was one of the most spirited ever fought
Ill this city. 1t chiefly turned on the ma feas-
ance and tmbezzlement of ex-City Treasurer
Barosley, the Democrats urging the hepubli-
cans unworthy OF confidence on that ground, the
Republicans claiming their skirts were clear
as polled. There was little attempt at illegal
work. The CITY complete gives Gregg, Repub
lican. for auditor-general, la2, 1870; Wright, Dem
ocrat, 1868 Republican majority OF 2s,5O6.
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ALLEGHENY COUNTY RETURNS


PTTsBURG Nov 3.-Returns from Allegheny
county indicate the plurality for the Republican
state ticket is 1900.
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BoIEs HAS A DECIDED MAJ oRITY.

| DUBUQUE. Iowa, Nov. 3-Returns from ali
over the state received at the Herald office up
| to o'clock indicate the election of Boes by a
decided majority. Nearly all the cities give
Democratic gains or hold their own Some in
terror counties show Republican gains, but il is
conceded they cannot overcome Boies' majority
! OF two years ago, 500.
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PaIo Alto Lowers His Record.

STOCKTON, CAL, Nov. 3.-Palo Alto lowered
his record half second to-day, tSstting mile
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RUssELL's ELECTION CONCEDED,

BOSTON, Nov. 3-Governor RUSSELL Demo.
crat, estimates his majority at $780, Corcoran
Democrat, for lieutenant governor. is confident
of his own election. The Journal and AduertiSer,
both Republican, concede Russelrs election.
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1851. In case Fassett should have the same
plurality his total outside plurality would be
Si,s15: Flowers plurality in New York city
and Kings county being 1890, his plurality IN
the state would be about AZ 800,
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Proctors appointment Formally Announced.

MONTPELIER VI, NOV. 3.-GoVernor Page
has issued a proclamation formally announcing
the appointment OF Redfeld Proctor as United
States Senator TO succeed Edwards.
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THE SENATE POSSIBLY A TIE

New YORK, Nov 3,-At s a. n. returns re-
ceived by the Associated Press indicate the
New York Senate will be Democrats IS, Repub-
Gcans l6
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The Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI Nov. 3.-The election in Ohio is
for governor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, auditor of
the state, treasurer of the state, attorney
general. judge of the supreme court, member OF
the board Of public works, state school COM
missioner, dairy and food commissioner; alse
for members Of the general assembly, the SEN
ate 80, the house of representatives l07. There
are four tickets, the Republican, Democratic,
Prohibition and Peoples. The composition of
the last general assembly was: Senate-Re
publicans, II: Democrats, 10. House-Repub-
licans, 81 Democrats 60. The comparison of
returns will be with the vote for Ryan, Repub-
llcan secretary OF state elected last year
CAMPBELL COMEDIES NJ KINLEY'S ELECTION.
COLUMBUS, Nov. -Midnight-Campbeil
comedies McKinley's election by $4,000.
AN ORDERLY ELECTION IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-The election to-day was
one of the most orderly, business-liSe and sat
isfactory ever hsld in Cincinnati since the good
old times when everybody knew everybody else
and all were honest. The new Australian cleo
ton law was tried for the first time. 1t appears
to give perfect registry and declaration of the
peoples will. In Cincinnati the polls closed at
p. M; in other parts Of the state at o'clock.
From all points full voEe is reported.
REPUBLICAN GAIN In NORTHERN OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 3.-The Republicans gain
10 in Wellington, Is in Garrettsville. The ind-
cations are the Republicans gain representa-
tives in Hancock, Pauling and Hardin countless
all Of which returned Democrats two years ago.
Oberlin gives net Republican gain OF 70.
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Roth PARTIES CLAIM The GOVERNOR

DIES MONIES. Nov. 3-Both committees
claim the election of the governor. The chair
man of the national Republican committee
said: "A careful estimate puts Wheeler's
plurality at 1850 to 3,00O.''
Chairman Fuller, Democrs> said: I'VE
claim the state by the same 4urality as two
years age, $500
Reports at Democratic headquarters indicate
majority for Boies of 5000 to 10000.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3-The Democratic
chairman estimates Cumberland county 1850
Democratic majority. 1t was $50 in 1889.
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New Jersey Goes Democratic

ST PAUL, Nov. 3-The election OF Jolley, Re
publican, to Congress from South Dakota Il
conceded by good plurality.
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A DEMOCRATIC GAIN.
NET pEMoCRATIC GAINS IN IOWA.

CEDAR RAPIDS Ia. Nov. 3.-Reports from
Benton county indicate Democratic gain of
200 over 1889.
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EIGHT MEN KILLED
At the Anaconda Mine This Morn

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 4.-The worst mining &C
cident Of the year took place at the Anaconda
mine this NOR ing. Seven miners were killed
on the cage coming up. No particulars obtain
able.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 3.
r. c. Chambers:

n z.
Flower is elected by a good majority. TIE
Republicans concede his election.
NJ. s. RsCHHEIM.
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TOTAL VOTE IN DUBUQUE.
Bo1Es ELECTED OVER WHEEL

DUBUQUE, Nov 3.-The total vote in this city
is 5,3l3 gain over 1883 OF 1919 which indicates
an increase in the Democratic majority.
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WATERLOO, Ia, Nov. 3-This city, Boies'
home, gives Wheeler l,151, Boies SS7. The
same precinct in 1889 gave Hutchinson $50,
Boies 742.
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THE WORLDS TRUE PROPHECY.
THE PRESS GRowLs.

Lack of organization. reliance on enthusi-
combined to reduce the Renunlioan u Sesa nave
the state very much below that of last wear
The results will not be known until the returns
are all in.
The Times: The verdict of the election il a
vindication Of the seriousness and good sense
of the people OF the state and the condemna-
ton of political tricksterS who thought to fool
them
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TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 3.-The Democrats will
have majority in both houses of the legsla
nEMOCR ATTIC MAJORTTv
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Sat . a. m. the whole
or ba ssa nya
Wright, Democrat; Morrison, Republican. for
state treasurer, has 47467 plurality over Tilden,
Dennncraf
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DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 3.-Four hundred and
seventeen precincts give Wheeler % III, Boies
SIS, ll6. This is net gain over 1899 for the
Democrats of 494 and woulo indicate Boies is
elected by as large a majority as in 1889.
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iREGG' S PLURALITY.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 3.-Philadelphia, with
one ward to hear from. gives Gregg, Republi-
can, for auditor general, Is. 1870 plurality Nor
rlSon, Republican, for state treasurer, runs
about even with Gregg. Gregg has 1913 plu-
ral1ty, which viii be materially increased Nc
Creery, for city treasurer with missing ward
10 hear from, has 80 90 majority
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FLowER's PLURALITY OVER EAssErr

NEW YORK, Nov. Sat 3 a. N. l6le districts
outside give Flower l77,6s6, Fassett 10000 The
ranc districts in 1888 gave Hill 1877 824 Miller
S42 y.a The l.734 outside districts not vet
Aearc from III 1885 gave Miller a plurality Of
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THE TRIBUNE is FUNNY.

The peculiar circumstances in this state and
Massachusetts made local issues predominant
and it will not be in the end hopeful to the
Democratic party that it mas gained success yes-
terday. With the worst end foremost and tri-
umphant in New York the Democratic party is
not in fact as strong nor has it as good reason to
hope for success hereafter as If it had been
purged and purified by defeat With the gem
eral result Republicans have no reason to be
disheartened. They rejoice in some splendid
victories already achieved, and point to
them as proof that another year
of similar progress and achieve
ment Will give them national triumph
THE WORLDS TRUE PROPHECY.
1t means that in national affairs New York is
souudly and securely Democratic; that on tariff
and other national issues forced to the front
by Hill, Cleveland and other Democratic speak
ers, New York is strongly Democratic state
for next years presidential election.
THE MORNING ADVERTISER is DISCOURAGED
Fassett is beaten in fair contest. There is
no eAcu.e or blame for the defeat. His weak
ness in the rural districts seems Incompetent.
sive.
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PITTsBURG, Nov. 3-The election here has
The general ticket was neglected A peculiar
lty OF the contest is Democrats and Republicans
united against the straight outs. The Republic
can and Democratic fusion county ticket has
lS,OJO to 300 plurality. The plurality for the
Republican state ticket is estimated at 1900.
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FLOWERS MAJORITY IN HIS HOME

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Nov 3.-Watertown
Flowers home, gives Flower 2O29 Fasset :
Lose In lSSS Hill lad 1859 Miller / yea. Chr
It's. Republican, was elected to Congress from
the Twenty second district.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-27

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E1t for him.
earl top and pearl glass,
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The Direct Route 10 and from Chicago. Joliet Ottawa
Peoria, La Sale, Moline, Rock Island in ILLINOIS;
Davenport, Muscat1e, OttuInwa, Oskaloosa, Des
Moines, Winterset, Audubon, Harlan and Council
Bluffs, in IOWA Minneapolis and st. Paul, in Mn
HEsoTA: WATERFOWL and Sioux Falls in DAKOTA !;
Cameron, 81. Joseph and Kansas City. in MISSOURI;
Omaha, Lincoln, Fairbury and Nelson. in NEBRASKA;
Atchison, Leavenworth, Horton, Topeka, Hutchinson
Wichita Bellevie, Abilene, Dodge City, Caldwell in
KANSAS; kinghsher, FL Reno and Minco in INDIAN
TERRITORY; Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
in COLORADO. Trayerses new areas of rich farming
and grazing lands, aording the best facilities of inter-
communication 10 all towns and cities east and west
northwest and southwest of Chicago and to Pacific and
trans-oceanic seaports.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-27
MAGNIFICENT
VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS

Leading all competitors IN splendor OF equipment
between CHICAGO and DIES MONIES. COUNCIL
BLUFFS and OMAHA, and between CHICAGO aud
KANSAS CITY and TOPEKA and via ST. JOSEPH
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CARS, and Palace Sleepers, with Dining Car Service
Close connections at Denver and Colorado Springs with
diverging railway lines, now forming the and
picturesque
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-27

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-27

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