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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
CAPITAL BUDGET.
Information for Direct Tax raycrs--Ths
Internuti mai Monetary Conference
--Synrp'is "f the Public
Debt Statement.

NAsIiINGroN, Oct l.--'rhr depart
rnrnt estimates of expenditures Of gov
rrnmcnt for tie fiscal wear ending June
W,1S"l.undcr the law, should have been
IN the hands Of the secretary of the
treasury. who is charged with their
tran Slnission to congress- ON the LIST
INST, Bnt they have not yet made their
appearance. As u matter of fact they
ion't generally reach the treasury much
bsforo tb" date of meeting 6f congress
Secretary Rusls Of the department of
agriculture has practically completed
his estimates, and they only need rcvs-
ION to max" them ready for the sccre-
ta'r of ;h' treasury. He says they did
not vary materially from the npprorri-
ttinns made by congrc~, for the cur
cent year, II total of ahnu, -, 000. Oo0
Some slight additions will hc rccnm-
mcndrd. IL order to carry ON the work
madr necessary by the extension of the
scop' and purpose nf th" department.
III congress docs what onght to br
lone to adran"" and encourage the ag-
ricultural interest of the country"
said Secretary Rusli. $50, 0Op. 900 will
be appropriated. but for all that vast
interest. the greatest in the land. con
grcss has appropriated hut -, ,OOo. ODH
year. Why. II single vessel for he navy
,ost" more than that. and several Of
them are being built every year
Ae to the operations nf the current
year, which will include nine months
If the last year of the present admin.
i>trativr term, Secretary Foster cnlcu-
lated that til" treasury will show bal
ancc nf $lO,0O0. 900 on the 3Oth Of June,
1903.
The financial statement for Scptcm-
hcr shows that the cholera scare had
not apprcriahly affected customs re-
,ript-. So that in all probability the rs-
Inmates of revenue made last year will
he fully borne ont bv the facts.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
THE BATTLE WON.

The Fight of the Health Omccrs at N"~
York with the Advancing Cholera Host
NpparcntIy Crowned with Success-So
New Cases Developing nad the sick ut
Quarantine All Getting Well.
QUARANTINE, Staten Island, Oct. s.
DR. Jenkins visited the Bohemia and
Hoffman island yesterday and whom ho
returned lust evening he stated that
everything was In good shape In tho
lower bay. No new cases OF cholcra
had appeared, and he said that he did
not expect any among the passengers
now detained, rs 1t was now five days
since the last eases We're discovered.
All but two or three people who are
sick with measles have been removed
from the Bohemia and the ship was dis
infected yesterday. There are only
three cholera patients in the hospital
on Swinburne island, and they are III
fair way of recovery.
DR.. Jenkins and his assistants now
consider the end in sight, and are jubi'
| liant over the success of their efforts
for the past four weeks, The Polarin
| Gothia, Moravia, Nevada, Slavonia
I Massilia and Indiana are still off th'
upper quarantine station, but all ara
! well on those ships and most at then
will he released within tow days
La Gascognc arrived yesterday with al
well on board and proceeded to he
pier.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
DRINK AND DEATH.


A fright Young Mrn Goes A-tray aud
Tnkns Ills own Lifr--rhrrc was, Ms
Usual. II Women In the Case.
CuIcAGo, Oct. 3.--TlIcrc is some little
romance and considerable mystery
connected with the death of Franz;
Mc.ir!i, The Young man whe committed
suicidr by taking morphine Saturday
afternoon. while in the company of
Mrs. hathaway. The woman in the
rasc !, not quite - wears of are. nnd is
Cleveland She quarrclcd with her
husband and came to Chicago two
weeks pg,. She has been stopping at
the Wellington hotel for the past week
under AN assumed name.
She became acquainted with young
Mczicll Il day or two after her arrival
in the city, and spent considerable OF
her timc in his company. Saturday
afternoon Mczicli and Mrs. hathaway
took dinner together. They spent
nearly two hours nj the tablo eating
and drinking, and when they left the
piacc. both were considerably under
the influence of liquor, MeziclI being
| drunk. They went TO hotel. where
| they engaged rooms and remained until
! shortly pftcr & o'clock. During their
stay at the hotel Mczicli swallowed nm
ounce of sulphatc of morphia. l'l'
companion secured Il ply sicinn but
Mczic,< refused aid and died at Mercy
hospital II few hours later.
Frank Mczicli. the suicide, was 2
years old on Saturday. He was private
socpptary To Pr. y, I. BARNARD pr'S'
dent of tho Chicago South Side Rln''
Transit Co., and had bright prospect
for the future. No reason for the sui
eide Is known except that Mczick ha'
been drinking considerably of late.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
- a--.-s ---
ARMY MOVEMENTS,

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Wn,, ,,,I ,,,,,. "r. ,,'', mr"rr'" '" NrW
ceremonies Aticnii ,r the Cnlum,,,.
Celebration and the Dedication of the
Words Fair hnildinG'.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 An order has
been issued ut the war department di-
rccting Gen. Howard, commanding the
department OF the cast. to concentrate
troops III New York city on the 2Ist
INST. to participates in the Colurnbn' !
celchra sion there on that date. Troops
will bc sent from For, Porter. Fort
Ontario. PIattSburg barracks. and
all posts in New York harbor. The
superintendent OF the West Point mill
tnry academy has been directed TO
.""' Is "i.'o'n'' :" ,,, 'nS III trcaticmy
lo"r troops ., Wv 'e''',," W. tnt'
'"'''' c.I,,n,,,1 i ,
nv ".'. ,;, ,,,nn, ,, ,.onrn, nf IN,
s"'.' ", " ',,,,. ~ si",, ~ iii. n,int
",'",''''' r' '1'''" aIa.,L Wv y,,.i, yill
Nv w., ,p r.,.,l ,hn,s,nds ,nd will
"Hs ,.,,a',,,t.,,in, ~ ,hn Tri,cd
-, ". i'"
"'"''" my :,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
DUEL IN MID-AIR.
Desperate Fight Between Two
Canadian Painters.
They wcr' Two Hundred Feet Above
sthc Raging Current of Niagara
with u Narrow Scafold
for stage.

BrrpALo, ~ V, Oct. s.-Two paint
crs engaged in rcpainting the cables
and gun-rapcs of the cantilevcr bridge
across Niagara river, had swung n
slender scaffold 200 feet above the
srethinF stream on which to do their
work. They were both Canadians;
ono a Frcnch-Canndinn from Montreal
named Joseph Greuvcs. the other
named William Camel. At dusk Satu-
day afternoon they engaged IN q terri
iic liard-te-hand strugHm, in which
ireaves nearly lost his lite
What started the quarrel no one
knows, but Camel lost his temper.
graspcd hatchct and threatened to
brain his companion. Then cnsucd n
duel. til, like of which is rarely
described except in fiction. Grca yes
graspcd the would-bc assassn's wrist.
Camel was the stronger ana pressed
the weaker painter to the edge of the
scntfuld and threatened to hurl him
into the river.
To save himself from falling Greavcs
looscd his hold on Gumcl's wrist and
gruspcd nj n rope. Three quick. sharp
blows were raincd on him by his assail.
ant, Two fell on t;rcavcs' back and one
split open his skull back of the left ear
/ lie staggered lost his hold and fell
but was caught between two guy ropes
rs If by II miracle, where he lay out of
the reach of the other.
With the blood streaming from hi.
cuts GrcavcS climbed hand-ovcr-hand
mp the cables Ia the bridge ilonr
Camel followed, hatchct in hand. Here
another workman intcrfcred and pre-
vented actual murder.
1t is doubtful if Grcavcs can survive
l'nmcl escaped while Grcates was be-
ing attended by surgeons hastily sum
moncd. Canadian officers think he has
fled to Buffalo. He is II sailor and
may ship mp the lakes. lie was last
seen boarding a Michigan Central
train.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
When You Co South

You will wish to be fully informed rs to the
cheapest, most direct, ana most pleasant route
Iou viii wish to purchase your ticket via the
route that will subject you to no delays. and by
which through trains are run. Before you start
you should provide yourself With Il map aud time
liable of the Memphis Route (kansas City. TT.
scott " Memphis u, r. the only direct route
from and via Kansas city 10 all points in East
crn and southern KANSAS, southwest Missouri,
and Texas, Practically the only route from the
West Ia all Southern cities. Entire trains with
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars and Free lieclin-
ing Chair Cars, Kansas City to Memphis and
birmingham through Sleeping Car, kansas
City 10 New Orleans, and Kansas CITY to At
lanta, Ga. This is the direct route aud many
miles the sho' 'st line to Little Rock, Hot
Springs, Eureka prings, Fort Smith, Van Bur-
cn, Fayetteville and all points in Arkansas
send for copy of the "MlssuuN and Kansas
Farmer, AN cightpa Illustrated paper, con-
tanning full aud reliable Information IN relation
to the great states Of Missouri and Kansas.
Issued mouthly and mailed free. Address
j. T.. LOCKWOOD,
Gent Pass& Ticket Agt..
Kansas Cilv, Ma
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
FRICK DENOUNCED,
And Held W 10 tha Exccration af Work.
men at Chicago.

men at Chicago.
CulcAGo, Oct. Sd, p. Cnylc, Thomas
Kelly, James Coylc and Peter Newman
of the \malgamatcd association. adj
dressed the Trades and Labor associa-
ton ON behalf of the Homestead
strikers. Every man and woman in
Homestead, they said, wcu!d die rather
than surrender to Fric]S and Carnegie.
Mr.. Coylc made the principal adj
dress. Carnegie and FriclS. he
dcnppnecd as modern Ncros.
Fr,ek had reduoed the coke work.
ers TO such a state that
their wives wero compelled TO work.
beside them to keep from starving. lie
had bccn the cause of more bloodshed
than all the corporations in Pennsyi'
yania combined. The mills were being
| conducted at an enormous loss at pres
ent, he said, and the locled-out mcr
must eventually win.
The assembly placed the matter O
raising funds in the hands Of the cNccu
tive committee, which it is expected vii
secure $50, 900 for the support OF th
strike.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
The "Fast Flying yirginian" C"mcs to
Grief.

IIuyrIXGroS. W. VA, Oct 8.-The
"fast flying Virginian" was dcrniled
here yesterday morning at 4;ah o'clock,
The train of seven ears was coming
into tho city ut twenty miles an hour,
and left tie track at the SiNteenthi
street crossing, caused by a split
switch. The engine. mail, baggage
and two coaches left the track and ran
hundred yards on the tics Forum
ately no ono was hurt, though oil TIN
passengers were badly shaiten mp, Th,
train was crowded with eScursionist
returning from Washington.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
MARKET REPO Ut.
MN IN W. u
Grain and Prov

'ia'' ''i,' = r,. 60,
~ LOUIS our I'm, ".i,,t w. "
'"'", 'H'n"' VI .
req ~" ~" ,rt,.t, .aia. Oar
h,,X"n' 'r9 !" ',,; w ~ p,, - n,5oo,.
NO 80 ''f- ~ ~. onIn,, ,,,,o,r-
.n'Eon ,n'"'IE, C,nn,,,a,. o., nn ,a;r,
'N"r" l:"'. h"''r ',',,o'' iI pr;,,a
lS"""c' EsgS fiesh W.: co. ,,,'', ,,n
steam 20" "'"N CIV - s-I,.s,
HiAh hn'oho ,, .,"nss' vo,I -
"c' S'c"i iioS, ~ ,,...,.,," 80. ",'
'hoico ,"D. wash"o' I"uo;' ,o,. n.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
SULLIVAN NOT SATISFIED.
The Boston B,v Wants Aro.har G, nt
G.n,lsm,n Jim

NEW NuRk, Oct. 3.--\ $40 .iil ~ ths
World from Boston alEe tina; John j..
Sullivan has startled hi, fri'iis ~ thnt
city hN ANNOUNCING hs INF .uiinn 10
challenge torhctt I" Grnt a.ain
In an interview H., ,aid: Il ari
saving money npw wi;h rr.,lu'c
dissemination 10 challenge Gnrhit 10
light again and givS m Il chance TO
win back III" money that Na> rlhhr
from me in New Orlcun. 'rhrr, va,,
A"'n"'nin| wrong. AIT IVA ing any
dircct charges just now. hut that /
wa" not ri~ht well know. .Nitrr
the first round could see q
dozen Corbctts. and aA good :. mag rs
Corbett is, dp not ht.i,'vA . nrJgf-
onr else living can s:nnl M and tight
ne twcnty-onc rounds with,ut bc:ng
hit There was "a sch"m' arnrt ~ break
VIA! seemed t" the pnD'-'pum men Il
drad-Surr combination. an wI, sc-
lc"t"u & h. thrown down"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

Covington and Cincinnati strcet hallway
Conductors who kcptlt'p I,ig Blocks
Of Eaiidi,g aud Loa'i st0ck oi I'rggar
Iy Saiarics-ttow They Managed 1t Fin
ally Dissolved After sonlr sharp Detcc.
tive Work. sS34s
CINciNNATI, Oct. :,.l--A fcw weeks
ago the Cincinnati ,S Covington Street
Railway Co reduced the fnre from ten
tn seven cents, aud travel WAS greatly
increased, but stranS.'ly enough the
revenue was largely dssrsnSal. The
company employed Dct~tivr f. A.
Miller. of Clcvclanl. to8disrovcr the
cause. If possible. Miller cam, here
and began running u cac. lie wae af.
fable and soon had stannch friend in
every conductor OF the road. One
night about week a2pvh II he hid
made his last trip II cunsl.rto said tc
him:
-s-s.sre you short to-nigfta"
.Ncs, said Miller
The conductor then han led Miller
lot of punched tickets. lie took then
to his room AMI mad Il careful exam
mutton of them. He found that one oI
them had been scorclc,l lie at once
done with punched tickets after thcS
were returned by the conductors. and
was informed that th,v were placed ir
sack and burned in the power house
furnace. lie watched the opera tion
from place of secrecy and the leak
was discovered. 4 clrrk threw a large
snclt of punched tickets on the edge OF
the fire and left the room. The iircman
hastily took upa rake and Withdrew
the blg of tickets. stamping out tn,
fire. These ti.llcts were sold TO the
conductors, 100 for ~ The company
then tried several plauS to catch the
conductors who were using them. and
were at last successful in locating six
of them, and estimate that the amount
of money stolen will ring, anywhere
from SiJ.OnJ to Sl01.0ll. AMI say the
sicalings have been going on for five
years. One conductor. on II salary of
tl2 q week. has been carrying twenty
five shares IN building association.
Tho scheme was a new one aud hard 20
detect.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE,

The international Monetary conference"
will Meet In IsruSsci, on NnN"mh"r -:
NcNt
WAs,llNGToN, Oct. i.-Srcrctary of
state Foster sent yesterday 10y cnhlc
notification TO the European governs
mcnts which have already signiiicd "
willingness TO he represented nj tho m'
trrnntional monetary conference, thot
II had been arranged to have th" "nn'
ference meet in brussels ON November
2. next. the Belgian government hav-
ing sgnificd its readiness to have the
same hold its sessions in its capital.
and the leading powers having ap-
proved the selection
The governments which have ac-
ccptcd the invitation of the United
States 10 send delegates To the none
tary conference are as follows: AuS,n=
| Hungary Belgium, Denmark, Fane",
Germany. Great Hritain. Gtrccoc, Italy,
/ Netherlands, Portugal, Roumnnia. Rus
sia, Scrvin, Spain. Sweden and Norway,
and switzerland,
The drlcga tcs of the United states
already designated by the preSiden'
nrc: Senators Allison and Jones: Con
grcss,nan McCrcary, ot Kentucky
Henry w. Cannon. of New York. an,
Gen. Francis A. Walker, Of Massa
chusctts. In addition to these it is eN
pcctcd that Mr.. Terrell. minister II
brussels. will be made delegate.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Ten Nen Fntombcd In tho East Norris
Mine Mt Iru, wood, Mich,

IsmpEMINH, Mich, Sept. 80 Ten men
are Imprisoned In No. SHAFT OF the
East Norris mine Mt Ironwood. a fail
Of ground occurred at . o'clock yes,
terday morning. All arc supposed
to be dead, but efforts are he
ing made 10 rescue them. John
Johnson. Abraham Thompson, franl'
Damshon, Samuel Damshon, miners
four timbermen, two traminers' name'
unknown, are among the number
The skiptcndcr is al,o missing and Il
supposed to be among the dead. Rcscu'
parties are ut work.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Now is the Time

TO visit Hot Springs, Ark. ''lhe Carls-
bad OF America. \ Solid Train leaves
st. Louis at $40 p. N. daily, and u
through Pullman Buffet Sleeping car on
800 =, m. train. Equipment unsurpassed.
For reservation Of berths aud for dcScrip-
tive aud illustrated pamphlet free. call on
or address II. G. Townsend. General
Passenger and Ticket agent, st. Louis
Mo,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
1t is Truthfullv Sale,

Tue IRON Mountain route is the only line
running through Pullman Buffet Sleeping
cars, ST. i-o'uH 10 Los Angeles and san
F. rranclSco' leaving 81. Louis daily 1T 9;So
iiiah 'lonlist sleeping GHrhmliny> through
to San Francisco.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

ALBANY, y. Y, Oct 3.--commissioner 8.
Peck will soon explode another OF his
bombs. The bomb is an addition to the
report recently issued. 1t is continu-
alton Ivy which he shows the increases
of wages of various branches Of work
iugmcn. This table will be about
twice as large as the one already given
aut.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Tourist Rutes.-Notc the following


On train No. 3, passing jefferson City
ut 1850 Il. m. daily, through sleeper is
now run to Joplin direct. arriving there
ut lO:l5 IL. IN leaving Joplin at a:i5 p.
IN. and arriving Il Jefferson City ut ; u.
m. Our citizens who visit the mining
regions of the southwest will find the
arrangement 4 great convenience.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
THE DIRECT TAX.

Assistant Secretary SCttIpton Gives some
Information to lnqmirrrs in Relation to
til" Hciiirtling Of the Money to Those
who Paid II.
WAsriNGroN. Ot. l.--AsSistant Sec.
rotary N"ttlrtun hn- received several
complaints that commissions are bring
payments on the direct tlv fund. One
If thcs" letters IL from e. II. E~burn.
II Egbornvillc. Va. Replying 10 this
letter Mr.. Ncttlcion writes: "Nou say
that the treasurer OF your county i, re-
lu,i'n'iiff Il You are not entitled to
Interest ON the direct lax being
refunded. You arr informed that
,nly the direct tax collected has been
rctnrnrd to the states. In states where
the taxes had been collected from indi-
yiduals, it is either returned to them or
to their heirs or legal representatives,
However. since the tax WAS paid tn the
states the attorney genera haS rem.
lrrcl an opinion tn the effect that all
penalties collected should also be re-
turned Ia those from whom they were
collected. This department is there
fore preparing to refund to the gov"rn-
,rs Of the states the penalty and inter-
est in the same manner and under the
same conditions that the tax was re-
| funded. 1t must be understood, how
rvcr, that the interest mentioned is
| that which was collected with the taxes
not nccruing since.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Portland, Oreaon.

Without change via the Missouri Pacific
ana nion Pacific railways in Pullman
tourist Sleeping cars leaving st. Louis
lnliy at S:2OD y. m. Only S3.7J for double
birth, st. Louis to Portland.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
Financial.

NEw YORK, Oct. 3-Mon,y on call loans was
at ga per cent. Jh, rat IS for call loans were
Ga pcr cent Exchange quit; posted rates
isoiaa 1885, actual rates, 4sj@ 1914 for sixty
days and is,i4a 1874 for demand. Govern
ments steady; currency Is, l0T bid; extended
-. registered IN hid; l., coupon, III hid
Stocks were more nctiv. this morning, lis,6Gy
shares changing handSup To noon. Prices nd i
vanced with Lut littl, int 'rrupt!ol throughout
The general market was strong aud at noon
was up y to Z per cent. AT this writing TIE
markets 10 somewhat easier. =.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
THE PUBLIC PURSE.


what Is shown ~ the Condition OF the
Public Finances by the Month!y stare
mcut of the Treasury Department.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4,-Thc puhiic
debt statement issued by the treasury
department shows n net docreaso OF
s. Gdo, ,GGl during thc month of Scptem-
b,r, leaving tho aggregate on the list
inst. sl,:OG, clo,n93, \ year ago the
debt was II, ,5Bn, ,Gs2 O3G. The circula.
tion per capita Is saI.a3 Tho principal
items showing " decrcas" were gold
certificates. sr,Tls,09D: silver certifi'
Gates, sl,l39,8iS; currency certificates,
81. 0aO, ,00O; while increases were shown
In United States notes of 3,OS5, 1913, and
In Treasury notes of 81 SSI, 76l.
starvation and Fever outranking Cholera.
IIAMBrIG, Oct. 5,-Oificial figures
published to-day give the total number
of cho,ora caaos In the last SIX weeks rs
lT.T0I, Of which I,536 werc fatal The
abatement of the plague has been so
encouraging in the last three days that
less attention is now paid to it than to
the starvation aud fevers among the
poor. To-day there have been but
| fittv-four fresh cases and seventeen
| deaths. The burials In the city have
numbered 1903, but many bodies were
' those Of fever patients.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

Quotations for mlddling rang as follows; st.
Louis, si2c; New York, Z -l6' New Orleans,
,.l6c; Memphis : z. lUc; di,veitoL, iisc
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
CHICAGO ard Alton Railroad.

NHIC6 20 ard Alton Railroad.
Omnibus leaves jefferson city. : 80
a. m. every day except Sunday, con-
Meeting with the train leaving Cedar
City at Sa. IN. aud which make. PROMPT
connection at Mexico with all trains
gong cast, west or north.
y. +. GRiMsuAw Ticket Agent.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06

ST Louls-Cattle-Cholr, st'pr', siWd'"';
good. 81, :yla LOS: lntchrrs. g., .,Gj6l,5. Hogs
Packing, a sOd h.25; butchers hogs 81 35d5 10,
Workers. :5l5diD. Shasp-Prre, range at
AOOa 40; lambs, sitO047j per lOl pounds
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
The Bohemian Eul!es.

PRAGUE, G"t Sin the In lrrt for
IS!3, presented To the Bph"minu diet. is
the sum of !;;.310 ilo,ins t. ~ Il voted
To tie support and udrrn"cmrnt of
arr. Among the other itrnj ar, one
of l.3i3.2lO llorinS for the public
health department an one of
i.SIii.0"! for the school hou"l. Cnn-id-
crablc discussion has hr"n caused by
th" largcnrss OF the sum asked fur the
carc of the insane. The amounts Tor
this purpose grow !; rgcr year Ivy year.
and show that insanity is on tn" in-
erase.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
The "Alton's' Low Rate Excursions 10 the
Mnrldis Fair

Tic management of the Chicago and
Alton Railroad has decided to run num-
Der Of low rate excursions during the
coming summer f,ou, all poitts on its
lines 10 Chicago and return. IN order to
allow everybody an opportunity to visit
the site OF the Worlds Fair aud see for
themselves what wonderful progress has
been made in the construction of the
buildings aud preparation of the grounds,
Tie rates will he low enough to be
WilIiN the reach uf all.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-10-06
rAC!FIC RAILROAD TINE FABLE.

WESTWARD.
NO Day EXprcsS... Arrives :G pm.
Leaves | :20p m. .
40. 3, Night Express. Arrives l2:-
~ Il. III Leaves II 30 II IN.
NO. j, Local Passenger. Arrives /? 80
p. m. Leaves u: l5 pm.
No. ., Texas Express Arrives 2:l3 am.
Leaves 2:l3 II. IN.
Freight, carries passengers. Leaves S:35
Il. m.
EASTWARD.
NO. Day Express Arrives 200 p IN.
Leaves } 90 pm.
No. I, Night EH.re.s. Arrives 2:l3
Il. M. Leaves 2:l3 a. IN.
No. 6, Local Passenger Arrives ! 20
Leaves 40 p. m.
Freight, carries passengers. Leaves 10
y. m.
Local passenger trains aud run be-
tween st. LOuis and Kansas City. Three
sections Of night train east. Texas cx-
press, NO. .. has through chair ear via.
Lexington branch. Free reclining chair
cars on all through trains.
LEBANON ERANcII.
Trains leave jefferson City at & 80 a.
M, arriving ut Aurora 9:30 Il. M.
Returning, will leave Au,,,aa IL An
p. M, arriving at jefferson City ut , 80
D. Ill. JOHN j. CHURCH Agt.E