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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28
FOREIGN.

ADvrcEs from Tangiers state that a
battle occurred between the followers
of the rival Arab chiefs, Malmon and
Mohator, of the Kabyle tribe and 800
were killed.
NrSE men were killed by falling
slate in a quarry at Bendruff. Ireland.
TIiE llazara tribesmcn, who were
fighting for their independence against
the aIueer Of Afghanistan, who seeks
TO add their territory to his dominions,
ambusned the ameer's troops and killed
many hundreds of them.
IN a collision bet'~e trains near
Marlbanl, Ont, three persons were
killed and several others were injured
some fatally.
OFFICIAL news has been received by
the Dutch governing dht that Great
Sangir island was destroyed by vol
canic eruption and 1900 lives lost.
GAupAuR and llosmer have chal-
lenged Hanlan and Oconnor TO a
double scull race, 3 miles with turn
on any fair course, for $1,000 and the
championship of the world, the race to
be rowed any time after August 90
ALAw has been promulgated in Rus
sia empowering tire police to remove
all Jews from Villages where residence
has hitherto been tolerated TO the Jew
ish Poles.
THREE men who had been buried in
mine seventeen days without food a
Bilin. bohemia, were rescued alive.
AN earthquake at Guadala1ara' Mex
leo, damaged the state house, cathedral
hospital and many private houses.
Az orphan asylum at La Paz' Bolivia
was burned, and many OF the nuns an'
the children in the institution wer'
burned TO death.
THE eruption OF Mount Etna- which
for week had excited the creates
alarm, was Decreasing in yiolf-ce.
Il
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The News Condensed
Important intelligence From All Parts



IN the-senatc hiilTFas reported on the Goth
requiring the use Of automatic couplcrs on cars
and power brakes on locomotives engaged in
Interstate trafie The anu-opiion bin was dis
russed Mr., Vest assailing the measure as an
undue stretch OF the constitution, and Mr..
Washburne defending the bill. 80. In the house
favorable report was made on the bill 70 en-
force reciprocal commercial relations between
the United States and Canadh bill was
passed increasing the pay Of iife-saving service
men
THE house bin Tor the admission Of New Mex
leo as state was reported 10 the senate on tho
eist and placed on the calendar. The house bill
TO enforce reciprocal. COMMERCIAL relations with
Canada was received and tho anti-option blll
xas further diucnaaed, = In tho house the bill
fpG enfurrinH rrripreepl eel-l relnf iona
With cauada waa passpd without q iftibon'
Other bills wcru passed tolproInote enlisted
mai. In thc army 10 the lirAda u second iicutrn-
arrangement Of tho military records Of the war
Of the American revolution and the war Of 1919,
and to authorize the secretary OF war to lease
for I've years lands for public purposes The
conference report on the deficiency approprf-
alton bill was preaentod and agreed to,
Izinp 'comm9 M u li,r- 49, -.
spassed. A resolution conerrning thq rola tons
of capital and labor was disqussed and the ANTI
option BILL was further conAidcfed. The n0nt-
nations Of foreign ministers by the president
were confirmed. In the house the time was
occupied In the discussion Of the conference re-
port on the deficiency bill
a BILL was introduced In the senate on the
,3d authorizing the president 10 negotiate with
ether nations for the creation Of an intefna-
tional arbitration tribunal The auti-option
bill was further discussed q, In the house a
pcs0lution was passed. calling on the president
Tor Information rpgardihs stAe-itansporiaiion Of
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When You Co South

You will wish TO be fully Informed as TO the
cheapest, most direct, ana most pleasant route
You will wish to purchase your ticket via the
route that will subject you 10 no delays, and by
which through trnins are run. hefore you start
you should provide yourself With map aud time
table OF the Memphis Route Ckansas City, ~.
scott Memphis II, r. the only direct route
ern aud southern Kansas, Southwest Missouri,
ans Texas. Practically the only route from the
West TO all Southern cities. Entire trains with
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and Free Reclin-
ing Chair Cars, kansas city to Memphis and
birmingham through Sleeping Car, kansas
City TO New Orleans, and Kansas city to At
lanta Ga. This Is the direct route aud many
miles the shortest line TO Little Rock Hot
Springs, Eureka springs, Fort Smith, Van Bur
en-, Fayetteville ana all points in Arkansas.
send for a copy of the missouri and Kansas
Farmer, an eight-page Illustrated paper, con-
talnlng full and reliable Information in relation
/ Issued monthly and mailed free. Address
j. n. LOCkMOOD,
| Genl Pass. a Ticket Agt,
sTa7-s Kansas City, Mo.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


THE Georgia peoples party in con-
vention at Atlanta nominated William
l.. Peek, Of Newton county, for govern
or Candidates were also put up ior
all the other Offices, as well as a full
electoral ticket
GRovER CLEVELAND and Adlai Il,
Stevenson were notified OF their nom
nation at Madison Square garden New
York city.
THE democratic state convention AZ
Jefferson City, Mo-. on the -nineteenth
ballot nominated w. j. stone Tor gov
ernor.
LOUIS f. MoCoMAs, Of Mary land mas
been appointed by Chairman Carter
secretary of the national republican
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FlFTY-sEcoND CONGRESS.
First Session.
- L


WASHINGTON. July 2b.--The. attendance In
the house, despite the lnsuferable heat, was
unexpectedly large. There was little interest
manifested in the proceedings, however, and
the members were restive, making frequent
trips to the cloak room and the lobbie8 behind
the speakers desk TO catch breath Of afr.
Mr. Brookshire tlnd.l reported adversely
fr9m the committee post Offices and post
roads the resolution regarding an investigation
Of Postmaster General wanamaker's 'conneo-
tlon with the Dcake Pneumatio Tube Co. Of
Philadelphia, the evidence not wsrranting an
inquiry.
The resolution from the special committee
which investigated the pension office, recon-
mending the dismissal OF Commissioner Rsum,
was then taken MP under the special order
made on Saturday last, and II was agreed that
the debate should proceed without iirnit
The discussion was opened by Mf, Little IN
~, who said that Gen. Raum had hagrantly
abused his trust, and his acts were a. Disgrace
70 NE ADMINISTRATION ausi-t0 the country. - ].
sKNtrE
AttlIs opsnikS II = ra r--r. N Nd dsaf6rs hr..
0t6rua ntartna An ~. "A. f1,1l 4IlllIh Mr.
/ vost MOI offnrod the followine resolution. -.
THAT for the purpose Of issuing aud main
tanning tho uniform value OF silver \ money
metal throughout tho world, the president Of
the United States Is requested, aud author
lied TO institute and carry on negotR-
tions with the governments OF faront Britain,
mont by international AGREEMENT betwecn said
skgfheptf Efa tllsi United States, ofasa saoiBs
/ aas ratio ~ ib'a-or ~ ounces Of hue Hhver To
one ounce OF iine gold, Aud that ~ an induce
mont for such agreement, the presldeut sau4
/ thorized 70. propose reciprocal arrangements
| to tho governments before mentioned, whereby
in consideration Of any two governments
named agreeing to either Of the ratios aforo-
said, the United States viii make a reduc-
tion Of not exceeding ~ per cent. upon the
import duties->now imposed on the following
named articles when tho products Of said coun
tries and imported into the United States, NJ. :.
| Manufactures Of WOOL elrthen, stone ana ehtna--
ware, hardware, guns. gallery, glass aud man.
ufsctures Of silk and manufactures Of cotton.
THAT the president he requested to make
full report 70 congress OF hts suction under this
resolution, with all details thereof and the re
suit
The resolution, without discussion. was or
dercd printed and-lal on the table subject 10
| call
Mr.. George tMiss.l, in bis remarks on tbs
anti option bill, confined himself 70 the DIS
cusson OF the question as II affected the cot
ton trade. He started out by saying that
providence for several seasons past had
blessed the people of the cotton states with
abundant crops but for some cause or other
those blessings has been converted into curses
The cotton exchange Of New Orleans be said
twas composed OF three hundred membefs. By
it's rules no man not a member could make .
contract in futures in cotton.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28

The reclining char car and Pullman
sleeper heretofore running on train No,
3 (l2;20 a. M. to Ft. Scott, Via Sedalia
and Missouri, Kansas and Texas, have
been transferred TO the Pleasant Hill
route and will run daily via Pleasant
Hill and Rich Hill, making quick time
for all points in the west and southwest.
JNo. CHURCH, Agent.
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Tourist Rates.-Note the following

ON train No. 3, passing jefferson City
at 1880 a. m. daily, through sleeper is
now run to Joplin direct, arriving there
at 1915 a. m leaving Joplin at 5:t5 p.
m. and arriving a Jefferson City at 3 a.
m. Our citizens who visit the mining
regions Of the southwest will find the
arrangement great convenience.
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Ills TrIthflIIlv said

The Iron Mountain route is the only line
running through Pullman Buffet Sleeping
cars, st. Louis to Los A1getUs and San
Francisco, leaving st. Louis daily at $3.50
p. M, via Little Rock, TeXarkana and
I'll PasO. In addition to the above Pull
man Tourist Sleeping car leaves st. Louis
every Tuesday evening, running through
to San Francisco.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28

PRESIDENT llAnRisoN has appointed
Col Il. A. Carr, Sixth cavalry, TO be
brigadier general, vice ID. II. Stanley,
retired
Work has been resumed at all the
mines in Cnur d'Alene, Idaho. Wages
have been fixed at $3.50 for skilled
miners and 50 day for shovelers. and
theapresence of troops is guaranteed so
that the men can work for whom they
please without becoming members OF
any organization.
WILLIAM VARLEY, aged 45, and his
daughter Annie, years old committed
suicide in New York by leaving gas
Jet open.
TWENTY houses were destroyed by a
tornado IN Gettysburg, s. d., and one
woman WAS killed and several other
persons were injured.
An immense amount of damage was
done to growing crops by hurricane
in Freeborn and neighboring counties
in Minnesota.
A TORNADO wrecked many buildings
10 Huron, $. d.
RESIDENTS of Sayall9 county. Tex,
were said to be on the Verge OF starva-
ton because of the failure of crops.
THE business portion of Moosup.
Conn. was destroyed by fire, the total
loss being 800, 900.
MIR. AND MRs. EDWARD HEYD, of st.
-Isoais. Mo-, were swindled out Of $1,000
/ by two Frcnchmen, who Induced them
TO draw the money from the bank and
| then confidenced them out OF IT.
f,RFsIpENr WEHE, Of the Amalga-
mated association, aud Attorney Bren-
nan held two hours conference with
Coy. Pattison at Homestead, Pa, re-
| garding the strike situation.
TmE celebrated stallion Palo Alto,
valued at $4,000, died OF pneumonia at
Senator Stanford's stock farm near
Mayfeld, Cal
PRESIDENT HARRISON has issued a
proclamation calling on the people to
celebrate Friday. October u, 1872, the
4O0th anniversary of the discovery OF
America.
NEw YoRK city millers have effected
a combine. the capitalization of the
new oganization beipg fixed at 81,
500, 900
FIFTEEN thousand persons attended
the unveiling of the Randolph county
soldiers monument at Winchester
Ind.
SwISDIEns have been operating fol
several days in Ohio and Indiana towns
their methods being To present letter.
OF Recommendation and then ask Il
have a check or draft cashed.
Tue packing OF hogs in the west sine
March / continues 10 show large gain
over last year.
Ar the races in Detroit horse name'
Jack broke the worlds record in tn
free-for-all trot, HIS time for tRe thre
heats being 2;lssl, '2:i5il, 9;l51.
THE Western baseball league has dis
banded.
PRESIDENT liAnHTsoN sent TO the sen
ate the name Of Andrew ID. White, O
New York, as minister 10 Russia; A. /
Snowden, Of Pennsylvania, as ministe
TO Spain, and Truxtam Beale, of Cal
fornia. as minister TO Greece.
RonERr and Ernest Soltau, brothers
engaged in the india rubber trade
New York and Hamburg, were browne
by the upsettinga OF a boat while c
route TO Long Branch from New Yorl
A TERRIBLE tornado swept over tn
mining town Of Hiteman, IA-A and /
least twenty dwelling houses, wer
wrecked and as many were unroofe'
Several persons were injured, one ma
fatally.
AT the leading clearing houses in Il
United States the exchanges during II
week ended on the 22d aggregate
81. .O52, 500, 100. against sl,14O, $50, $50 Il
t / I....
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28

WAsHINGToS, July 26.--The senate
Judiciary committee could not reach an
agreement ON the nomination Of Judge
preme court of the United StatSg ana
decided to report the nomination to the
senate without recommendation.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28

LONDON, July 96.-The Nottingham
express was derailed and thrown down
an enhancement near Leicester. The
engineer, stoker and boy who was
with them on the engine were Instant
-ly-ltilled- -andLmany of the passengers
injured. II is feared that several others
were killed and that their bodies are in
the wreck
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28

MEMrHrs-River 81 feet inches and falling.
Clear and hot.
shoutsvILLH--River on stand; feet inches
on the falls, feet inches ID the canal Clear
and hot
crsorsNArr-Rlver feet inches and fall
ing Weather clear
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Portland. Orepon.

Without change via the Missouri Pacific
and, Union Pacific railways in Pullman
Tourist Sleeping cars leaving st. Louis
daily at Si20 p. m. Only s3,f5 for double
birth, st. Louis to Portland,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28

To visit Hot Springs, Ark, "The Carls-
bad Of America. - A Solid Train leaves
st. Louis at 500 p ran. daily, and a
through Pullman Bnffet Sleeping car on
9;2O a. m. train. Equipment unsurpassed.
For reservation of berths and for descrip-
tive and illustrated pamphlet free, call on
or address ii. q. Townsend, General
Passenger and Ticket agent, st. Louis
Mo,
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/THE main plant, refinery, warehouse,
etc, of the Waters Pierce Oh Company
at St Louis were burned, the loss be-
ing $500, 900.
Gus WILLIAMS (colored), one OF the
three convicted murderers Of August
Meyer last january, was hanged at
Savannah, Ga. He died protesting his
innocence.
At Rushton's Corners, Ont. Mrs.
jeremiah Rushton was killed by light
ming while she was at the telephone,
during FIERCE storm, inquiring Of a
neighbor as to the safety Of her chill
dren.
j. ]. Bow1Es. a merchant at Reed
vile, Ark, shot and instantly killed
two men, one named Wilcox and the
'othefnamed Ace who had entered his
store 70 kill him.
N tnllertop .brqthera were Riven
an ci'pofttrhitf to explaln and, defnnd
the trorssi''sr = their slsleuA. hy- the
special eohgfes-,on4h eou.in'Aaee IN
WashhReon- hoDere f'nher'en Aala
ms men AZ homestead fa' ana no,
shoot until forced 70 40 So ana sald
tne acts OF tne strlkers aiter MS men
surrennerea was 2 uisi.race 70 savages'
ne AtAo saia nc uiu not snifN respohsl'
utnty ior any OF ms aets IN that OF any
oonen r. slri'ee' e' :, .
ilhssf el.NA .isise'', ~. ,aaiiaRer ol ios
sasnetis inlstssls ~ ,s'souikn, ,'1 u, ~
% Wa snos ss Snu a,so M s'a1psu a,. anu oangsl' p,
ously "Tsnueu y,. y AioHan"er 'erN'
man, Nuss'su yeW, VINO was cap,
.ureu anu ~, wn1 no sa,u ue came lroui Ne"
,oIh W NJ g., = ii1H :" was '"'"sn'
'nTs WI. ,loN "o",u .Seo,.t. ~, r.
E,s..t nh sSsnS c'.'. t.ag - wy i p,.,, ~
~ -. 10y ~ ~, .,.,,
no nao'' was ueS''0'eu " nie' i'o'a' "iVV''
Wv
SA1 ,, i" i..1,n - ~ mss ",.'.oiou 'nu
Ian and John Moylan, his son.
= A FIRE at Carrillton, Mo-, destroyed
an entire hloels Of business buildings,
including the two newspaper Offices.
JOHN and Charles Ruggles, stage rob
bers and murderers, were taken from
the Jail at Redding, Cal, and lynched
by band Of forty mem
WITH the exception of one or two
buildings the entire village Of Iron
River, Wis. was destroyed by fire ant
1900 persons were homeless.
A FIERCE forest fire was raging ir
Ocean county. ~ j., and miles Of valu
able timber and acres Of cranberry bog'
had been destroyed.
FIVE guests at dinner party giver
at the Cable house, Salisbury Beach
I Mass, were dead, and six more werI
dying from eating butter beans tha
were not fresh.
AN explosion OF gas occurred in the
York Farm colliery near Pottsville, Pa,
killed fifteen men and injured others
some fatally.
A MAu. stage went through a bridge
across river near Tillamook, falling
% .--' and 2. b.. lIadley. of Tillamook
SIo.' - ~ w yv,,ishan Maddox IN,
PAseoe - I'..,,'- -
s.-fg.sy..3 :, Al. c,..t,
lHES man out,oinB u 'ue -
heurieA brewing COMPANY ~ /" "'"'s s,,t
ton was purneo' 'ne loss oo'"S 'i-"'
\ - .,....-.-s,-,,s,,
MIR AND Mhs' 'Acoh 9Ooii, " -
yer, Ool, were Amos. enoPP.u " 49,
IN tnelr Oeu' re'er iisonan' '''s ~. w.
nus band oi Mrs, oco.', was "sl''ess'
OF having co'nnll'.eu Tue ''i'i'e
The famous BollipRbrook stanies o.
the farm OF X. w. Walden AT Ml'ule
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years .ss.sss.f- sFrT7-s - w " Ae' W
CHIcAao-Cattle-About everything on the
list l5a 25c higher Hogs-Mixed, to35ebso;
heavy, seOOa6Oj; light, 60Od5OA Sheep
Strong.
Kansas CIrY-Cattle = Steers, siBSq Aol;
cows, 81 fBa2ss: feeders. &,25; TaHas steers.
tiVOaseo Hogs-Aii graded, - sissasss, bulk
sA6ba667ia.
CINoISNArI-HoRs-Com aud lighs, $500
ab7b; packing and butchers, es6)a6O0
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Nnw YoRK, July, 20 Money easy at iiq per
oant. Exchnn4s steady; actual rates, 4sfo
ieiig for SIXTY days., ami ass a a itsia for de-
mand. 0Ovsrnments steady; currency g. lOoid
bid Is coupon. lie bidi extended -. regis
tered, 100 bid. Stock were extremely dull this
morning. Bales TO noon amounted to only bl'
Qlo aharos
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Cottnn.

Quotations Tor middliny range a, follows q.
LSui,, 10; New York. fac; New Orleans. 'si
Memphis. &c; Galveston. &C.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28
MARKET REPORT.
TUESDAY. July. 20,


TOESDAhs July. %
Grain and Provisions.
IT. r.Lovts-FIeur-Fsncy to extra fancy. s9.S
a8f5; pAtlnts. ~ o)sLlS whcat - No.
rcd. MA 75asc: No. 3 red. fOaa7l-. Futures
elosedi July, 7si4c b; August, 7iasalAo a;
September, Tisec a; December, Tsnsc a.
Corn-No. . mixed 1910; No. white,
,ld55,. Futures closed; July. a1c b;
August, teao b; September, i6hc b.
oats--No 9, 8OAaS07es Hay-PrnirlS, SOD
az 90; mixed timothy O. 90 a OO1; clear timothy.
SpCoa1i6O. Butter-Creamsry, 2Ode3s; dairy
iIal7o. Eggs-Fresh, i0i9. Lard-Prims
steam. Ia 7.O51, Pork-New standard mess.
yl202ia. Bacon-Longs, extra ehOas.55c;
clear. Glbd ss5o; clear ribs. sb5aso3las, all
packed Wool Choice tab washed. O@SOiae.
NEW YoRK-Flour-AIinneaota extras s2l6
aGs5; supernns, slT5a236 WheSt-ho. 4
rod. cash, sslae; August, s5c; September, sSasci
ostober, st7sc. Corn-No. mixed, cash, 51oi
August, 56isc; September, 55c. Onts-No.
mixed, cash. sec: August, 35asc. Pork--Moss.
SlR25dI525 Lard July. f.5Sei August, INA
Butter - Western extra, 22a2iac. Eggs
Western. lo'aal7c
CHiezao-Opening quotations. Whaet-
September 77iac. Corn - September, Aeasc
Osts-septembsr. 3lisa3A1, Pork-septem-
bor eia i2laal2 ~ sIard-hoptember, 7Rliea
LSs Short Ribs = September, i0idf. nc.
Closing quotations; wheat-No white. cash
7sSe; August. ieases- septemhor, iaAeci De,
cemher, sOosc. Oorn-No' = CASH. oV-&ci 7uiJl
5Osc asked; August, 60sci September. 4e7s6
SIC; May, 50aec. Oats-EO. 2 cash. aisc;
August, sO7ec; September, sOa d0O7ec. Pork
Cash. sls IS; July. Si2. 10; September, si225;
january, sl3J5 Lsrd-CRsh. 7i4c; July, Tlaci
September, I35c; January, 7isc. seed-Prime
timothy NLs3ai.SS. Butter-Firm. Eggs
! Firm
CISctssArI = Flour Quiet. whsat-i6isc.
! Corn-5la 524c, Oats-a8iaasic.
I
Live Stock Market.
ST. IouIs-Cattis-Choio steers ebOaAeSi
good. eg75a %; butchers. $50 a5B HOfa-
Packing. So lOaBTb, butshsrs' hogs. B.too
$50; Yorkern, p5-0BekB sheep = Prizes
range al etbOa 500; lambs " 2jaaD p0T 100
pornda
1 Heavy draft. good to oxtra.....S 90 % 70 tite
| Htreeters rs..,,................. -. Is 90 10 10 "
| Drivers good 20 extra. a.....-.-. lO9 Oto ~ 2.
baddlOrs, good to extra. ....- ~ W 70 ~ "
Matched teams, good to oxtrA' Ko " 70 - Y
Cavalry horses. s.s'...,.-.....'''. i~ "
MuLEa.
| is hands extra tto years. 100 90 70 ITO 2,
lbla hands, extra 10 yeare... l20 % TO 10y 2,
ftle hands, to 7 years. s......... 20 oto ~
10 to l6ie hands. extra 10 san a,
years s.s--ss.-s ss--H--- 10 w AeV "
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The "Alton's" Low Rate Excursions 10 the
Worlds Fair.

The management of the Chicago and
Alton Railroad has decided TO rIlu num-
ber Of low rate excursions during the
.edmIffR SIMMER from all points on its
lines to Chicago and return, In order to
allow everybody an opportunity to visit
the site Of the Worlds Fair and see for
themselves what wonderful progress has.
llff'i lllAde in the construction Of the
bnlldiilfH and prepuration,Of tho grounds.
The rates VIII be low cuuuEh ~ u,s
within the reach Of all.
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NUMBER 33.

Chicago and Alton Railroad
Omnibus leaves jefferson Oity, 1880
a. m. every day except Sunday, con-
Meeting with the train leaving Cedar
City, at s a. m. and which makes prompt
connection at Mexico with all trains
going east, west or north.
A. p. GRnNsHAw Ticket Agent.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
WESTWARD.
No DAY EXpress... Arrives :0 pm.
-. = Leaves ;20p.ni
NO. ), Night Express, .htr3tes.I2,l,
...a;lQ sa.sna Leaves ~ go m.
Nosby Local Passesgof. hfrifhs u 80
p, m. m.-.--..s-.,..,.--5.L Leaves 1910 pm.
Ne. %, Texas Express Arrives :i3 IN.
Leaves 2 :13 a. m.
Freight, carries passengers. Leaves S:35
EASTWARD.
No. 2 Day Express Arrives 200 p m.
Leaves 3 ;05 p m.
No. 4, NightExpress. Arrives 2;13
"A. m. Leaves 2 .13 a. m.
No. 6, Local Passenger, Arrives fI20
, e. Leaves 1 40 p. m.
Freight, carries passengers. Leaves 4 10
Pr ms ..-----s-.--
Local passenger trains and run be-
tween st. Louis and Kansas City. Three
sections of night train east. Texas ex-
press, NO,i9, has through chair car via.
Lexington branch. Free reclining chair
cars on all through trains.
LEBANON BRANCH.
Trains leave jefferson City at 80 a.
m. arriving at Aurora $3.50 a. m.
Returning, will leave Aurora at 1l;3O
p. m, arriving at Jefferson City at 2 80
p, m. JOHN j.. CHURCH, Agt.;
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28

81. Loum-Catte-Choic steers eoOeAeoi
good n. J5a4 %; butoharG. $50 a1f5. HOgg-
Packing. fbg0dBT5. butshsrs hogs. BwD
$50; Yorkers, P50BekB sheep : Prizes
range at tt,bOaSOoi lambs " R,aaD por 100
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28

ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
TO THE PACIFIC COAST.