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New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
TIE PETROLECM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The crude oil markets yesterday were devoid OF
significance ~ the stock Exchange there were no
transactions At the Consolidated Exchange the tran
sacons amounted 10 30 600 barrels at " 12G6I ~
I'll cents. Refined petroleum was unchanged at Oio
cents In barrels and 30 cents Ia cases. Foreign
quotations were: Antwerp, Ii 7-5@l6 80 francs {,
Bremen eco marks: and LONDON, 1-205 0-7d.
OIL city jan G-Natora Trars't cert 1cate. opened at
Glasc highest, Gl7c lowest. GO'sc closed COG, salss
l2JCOo bbs clearance. Al coo bbls shipments 0o 707
bDs runs 90 100 bis
Pitts5urg. jan G-Natonsl Transit certificates o"n"t
at lie closed az Gle highest 6l sc: lowest, Ole.
Bradford. jan O--NatOn9l Transit cefticatrs opened
at 6'.c cOrd 1T Ole Highest G'sc; lowest Olci cl az
Juccs bbls.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Ga tOhom 81 ltlan Concern.
DrCX Or cCUOONkR EDITH II. CANDY

tVRECK OF SCHOONER EDITH I. CANDY
Il lSos3io whom it may concern Whereas, nayiea.
lion Is ob1truccd and endangered b. the wreck Of th,
the sho,eful Light Vessel Mass Notice Is hcreoy givei,
other foprty therein H. within thrty COl days from
the date o ts adl- t.ement they sha not naNe slen.
remove SAID wreck etc. soOa ~ pIt, duIe sie sal,
viii considered abandoned ano dereHet ana VIII
M >, moved Lv the United uhdo. authority or law:
Se,i i rropo-lis Ia tpate. for the removal or sad
rr. - be received al this Office Ic;l l. ~
Monday the s dav Of Fcuruary 1872 end thea oponed
% OF hddor. /. invited 70 the acts Of C0neress
an,olsd Tebrlory 90 1885 and February 23. 1881 Vol
n prge 50 AID Vol. -. page ~ Statutes a. Larse
prcI,sqis and 70 va'yo any toos,us Fu,i information
- ,,.,T " IT, BiXEY. Captain ot Eneireers.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Linz sTocK MARKET.-rY rELEGRArIr

Buffalo Jan. G.-Gattle-Recelpts last n hours
2lsO head: total for week thus fy. 3.eOO head for
same time last week, j,5iO head sacd through.
LILO head 100 head t. New York 60 head for sale
5000 head: total week iar. ~ 25O head: f1T
.;ife time last week, -7.00 mead consigned through,
1890 head 5,4CO head 10 Ncw-NGr 5000 head for
siIe; market opened steady ana trm: clsscd
e1vy eGjes - COD - 20 pachers and medium lade5.
- 'Oe - 90: ycrers goCd t. best, IL joo ~ IS do,
psN, Po0l - Lcs,. ~ 3pa - co: DO comaon slps to
nir - T50 - 30 assorted rouehs 81 500 P So com
mon fcughs 81 25d 81 90 stags, $50 S.3 % Sheep
arc Lambs-R.r"pts last q hCITS. G2O0 Ge1d total
ior week thus Ia. 2750o head; for same time last
week 5000 heal: consigned through. 200 head
Zoo head to NewYorl; $500 head Cor sale: marHct
opened stronger: gsed steady. Sheep-Etrt fancy,
20 fOc - good to choice. Bj0 s. 81 .ur 70 good,
70 @1G - 10 clIlls and common 81 jOr ~ TO- Lambs
'rol to extra native, $6 3oR 80 rs: common to fair
common to extra, rs J00 IS 50; Canada sheep, extra
to fancy, - 710 - 30.
Chicago. Jan. 6.--"The FvonIng Journal' reports :
cattle Receipts, 1900: shipments, 1000 market
slow, loTc: prime steers go - 10 COOL Saa ~ 30
others. SO 70 so: stoclerS. S2d 81 cows. ef 2j0
S3 % Hogs-Rcceipts. 5000: shipments. 1s 900 :
market opened Sow. closed active and strong: rough
ana common, 80 s0a 3G so: niNet and packers So 0O0
= 10: prime heavy and Butchers weights. 81 o5p
~ IL: light T3 900 20 TO- shocp-neceipts. 1000 f:
shipments $500; market for sheep strong: IaCbs
slow. lower: ewes. 50 2id$4: mixed. s40&4 70 ::
weather.. 81 0o IS 20: Westerns. 81 o06 So lambs
500 80 40
st. Louie. Jan. G.-CattIe-R Receipts. 1900: market
SLOW on natives AID lower Texans: fair to good
natives SIS -: TeXnns 80 50o3 20. HoSs-
lower, closed 81 1Oc higher: fer TO choice heavy.
50 9Od - 0j; m!xed fair to good. S3 81 eO
light ordinary to choice. - 81 s.. sAeCp-8e-
ceiptS. LOO: market strong choice natives, - 10.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
WASHINGTON. ID. C., December IS, 1s91.--
W SAILED pEOpDS OF

w SAILED PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE or
BUILDING NLW.YORk, y. Y BY virtue OF au-
norE Ies1d by Act Of Congress, approved Msreh 8,
tmted oHtes Trasay department al O'clock, p. ~,
January 20, loJ2 for til purchase Of the following de-
tt9ibc1 land situate lylL2 ard being In the city Of
NcwNOiH, Ia tc County OF NcwYcrk ana Stete Of Ne v
1OrK, cohtttrtnt the cntr- sqGars formed b. Wal,
Wlian, end hanover streets and Exchange Place and
founded teffOy together with the building and ali n-
lfostMcntS thcsron owned by the United States
mont u LrCwn a. the United States Custom House IL The
ity OF New y ork County OF New state
YORK. Each bidder must distinctly understand hs
proposal must b. submitted upon the following tcrno and
oenditions.
In aocordance with the provisions OF Con:
giess, approved March s. 1891, above no
V d" considered FOR the purchase O. sgd descfibei
Bopery Offering less sEm tLrn four million dollars
the bidder will 70 the United States above
Dtd lard and the Improve
tir Secretary OF the Treasury ivc
~ the purchase money ul0n delivery OF qu~ralm dc'd
the property, and twenty ave cent o! the
money h one, two and tre years, respectively with in.
give lien q property for the unpaid balance o. the
purchase money the time OF ic delivery o. Tho Quclan
pTopeltJ, ard 10 lease the property the
United States for such time the United States do
occupy the and until the completion OF the
y OF erecting the l. 5. Custom House building in
" the suolnt o. the purchase money Each proposal
b. ACCOMPANIED ~ certified check IN the ~
0O made payable 20 tn order Of the Treasurer OF the
Jred States gu3rant'e for the faithful compliance
The Government reserves the right reject any all bids
Proposals bc scset properly marked addressed ond
delivered 70 "CHARLrS FOSTER. Secretary OF tho
. rcasury, Washington ID. G."
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Jan. 6.-rlour dull unchanged. Ec-
eeptS' l6,so4 b5i; shipments. 9,s3s bbi sales 4co
bbl; Wheat lTncr: No. red spot and the month.
30 Nd: % la % -. Rccepts so.55t bn.h; ship
mcnS. 1920 bush: stock, 1,503Ail bush; sales.
$4,000 bush. southern wheat urhler; tuitz, y@a
al %. Lpnc'rrry. 91a ~ O.. Coru lrner mixed
spot. % 3s0 - IL The MONTH 52d 81 Is: Feblll-
steamer mixed. At 3-4a4s Receipts. 1695G! bush
SHIPMENTS 81 1888 bush; st0ch, 915,i3l bush; sales,
10, r'c bush: southerl cora ii!me,; Whit, 10 -
200 bush: stoch. l22S2l blsh Rye quiet NJ. >.
gi0 81. Receipts. 1000 bush stock 137.754 bush.
Hay dun and steady god To choice Timothy, $l2 j0~
fl3 90. Grain freigis quiet. unchanged. Cotton nom
imal mlGding. IL. Provisions steady. unchanged.
Butter firm. unchanged. Egg Nrn. 23a "a. coffee
dull Rio cargoes fair, II 40. :. ~ 36 sugar steady
Whiskey firm. 81 25dSl %.
Boston, Jan 6.-Malle,s unchanged. Receipts
Flour, 400 bhi, md $500 Sachs corn, $1,000
bush; oato, $4,000 bush; shorts. 22o tons.
Buffalo. Jan. G.-spFlng wheat quiet 1000 bush
No. hard sold at ~ O2 Il closing at. 81 O3 ,
5000 bush No. northern. sold Mt : 90 IL closing
at 81 oil 3s0 Al Ol 80 ears No SOrthcrn, sold AZ
% &c; closing at % 37c; winter wheat dull. but
Corn opened firm Il car, 40. . yellow, sold at
A. l-.e; later caS sold NJ 4oc: closing strong at
3, cor sold at 4ic. closing at - 1-2c45y asked; >
No i. corn. sold at ~ "a I3 lac oats dali
and weak No. white. 3sc; No. white 35 lie {;
No. = mixed. 35 2ic asked. Barley steady; fancy
c5a 72c Michigan. good to choice G26 G6c Iowa. 5oo
&c cannda s3@ a1c. Rye duh No. . I4c rs asked
winter, 354 - 10 four. - 25Q $5 30. Milfeed
quill winter bran, all 25: Mo spring. ZIG -.
ReceIpts-Wheat, 5000 bush; corn 5000 bush ,
oats, 1900 bush. shipments Wheat "a 900 bush; ;
corn. 10000 bgsh; barley. 5000 bush.
Chicago. jan 0.-1he leading futures ranged fol-
lows;
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
financial Hleeilnqs.
fesal Notlres
N Office OF APPLICATION FOR A GR


1oSS \ cF Henry rssr 1' Rg FEC s1i
ISlaisr ,as OS lnS yi a Gsks sg-:oH
At .Ss o. the the 2S s' Se hc ct Of S
cx the day OF February 1892 at ten O'clock in tie
n%d q f'ii r. ' % G fS II or 99st Of c ss 'a
tenth Ward. OF the city CT hooEyn owned and o,eu
pied by then and he;nafler asseIltcd extending
STATE Of w. & hG said lands grant Of which
gf a% at IN ns ha drawn n a.
Of the northCIly hns Of Freeman omery + street where
Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of SeWYoTs Viii an
Sy e % of H M made BY the psr n,l % Of SR ss
to Lq WOOD Desembel IS Iso4awhish poin. distant
from West Gorntiiy Washington strsct thence north.
& SoH & Ss Rdd Rs aa ae e isS e. 2 the mora %
less T. the most northeIy point corner land
s!atS OF NewYork December as 1855. thence nor II
proons"O Of the noheTy SoundafS Of aOa d s m
s as By an &t Of the ssf Of & @
state OF New-I IorS, which became law June "a 1856
s snS S a nf das 3 oTs o Pt m T %
the point Of intersection Of said pier line with the ohev
north eshty.two degrees y.one minutes east along the
fss to the sad pier line established by the laws Of is5
the point or place OF beginning, "
thousand one hurded and eaSty s so sauare Sei IF
sag c I'm sad q the ds aDd R for
caSs II @ E Ss G @ @ sy SSdn f
three f,et twenty-five feet Twenty-Five feet twcntyone
IS ss9sS s S R9Si'R @ '' a'in ss d is: onG
fne IS Tpnd 81 oces Ms TO sa Snd Under water so applied
tG s9n H the 10 and is Sy n aG & & 81 l
Kings Count. New;York and is bounded northely by
New9wn Creek % ana 9y & oter u sHd OF the VnderrnSd
stiet sodthery ty lands OF the NcNIork Dyewood E>
River or Ncwtown Greek. "
The Grant Of lan@ under water so 9Sout 70 be applied
the Stats veSYof these applicants erecting
Dated December %. 1891
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

Ily.rnocl jan 8. 3 40 p. m-Beef. pork and Hams
Holder, oner moderately. Bacon Holders offer
freely. Cumberland cut, a1out 2o 20 30 los, Gll al
Jas I'd Cheesc-li folders OTer moderately. TalloW-
Holders offer spartngly Jurpentne-iioldefs oiier
moderately Rosin-lIOlcers O1cr freely. lar-
S,nt and fptures-lI Holders offer moderately. Wheat
Holder, OTTER sparngly. FlOur-iioders offer mod
erately Corn-Spot-- The supply is poor; futures
holders offer moderately; mixed Western spot hIn Ut
SIS , l2d: January firm at 4s 20 lid February hfiil
nj IS 3-4d March flm at As I'd. hops at LONDON
Pacific Coast Holders not Offering; ri ut 80 los@
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Dropoeals.

D%OpO5ALS FOR ARMY oUPPLIES-Office
r'aet,na, s.G peg, Cammss-aly my Enldisg ,ls
S'ar4 proposals n tIWcdt" subject 10 the usual cOH0
tons Wi. ie received AZ TINS Office GLu 10 O'Clock a. M
1850. lNt'' ion i1tn$LihE tu'h
supplies ray De- icqGId by he Sub's;ence Ieplit tmn
th4t.d Stifs Army. Subsistence StOres-l Oi,r 'rf'H
10, Cote, Hsccn Java, Family Flour NacaOn llne
JiD Gas biv sauce, cr. etc. etc. SuDoistente Prop
tlDfO iat in schedule liS,. Pie'' renee gwen 10
ala atcic. Oh 'doms>ic production anC .anuactGr for
,uch details schedui Information with conditions
~ Of ar ec- qtaAtties knc lodes Of Ia,kng g.
any "a all proposals.. Envelope containing bids should
h. nsfEed 'PIopIsals Subs nee supple, opened
u1ry 10Th lS3-, and ID d 20 the u.d hi
g. BELL, y. G. q. >. L. ,, A.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

80 81 T. at - % 10 state lambs u H. at g 10:
Ius DO SO -. at aO 50; II Go - H. at 50 20.
D. Harrington 81 State sheep u H. at a. 5o 80 state
larlis. GS =. az -.
scott Piacocx ewes Jos . AZ s.; A. Sta.e
lambs. IS n. AZ ~.
Hume s. Nrl.eA - Stae lambs. q -. at 81 12i..
=. =. khs-: ~ jersey lambs, .ia y, at s0 75: 60
jerry ewes, ~ y sC?nt at 81 2J
HDislccept.. 53 cesoads. Sj77 head--33 carl onds
40 +Oh-st, and l. carloads a: Jersey CITY. None
-ar aIiSr Nominaliy finn AID higher at - 0OgSi 90
aLd DumcA u l.sat .LI.s Noald probabv br.ns s.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
tandard OF clsssihca-
NIAINFU.
oeoJ Ord nary ..t llI6 Low VI ddllng ..........O 8
II Aiddlltg

Strict tsoul 0dinaty.J 5-l6 Middlihg
Optioas-ScaipiLg transactions obsorbcd .ons.defam"
shar al o-day'> dealings. aud the market ruled feVtih
During tac carly srssIoa tht temper
was quite nfTa prices advanced eencalN sac POINTS
attended wlth liberal coverine Then came gcaeihI
cets however, snaer than n lat. Oh which .he9
was fresh buying leading 70 fls'. liFeilOo OPEN"
lower. c:c.ed with more strength Finh! hsHiro
hyr wcr. hn points adN ance OF January, Iu!hi"
ON Fcbrua.V point on March, April unchanged, while
lager months showed decline VI las points. Sales.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
rr.poPFAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Jan. q. p. m.-Consols, 90 ll.lG for
money and 05 1915 ior The account New; Y9ri'.
penn syvana and ohio first mortgage bonds, 80 20 ;
canadian Pacific, 90 3S Erie, "a "a; do, second
cSnsU.s. 40 81; MeXican ordinary. 33 l,s St Paul,
common So Is: New-York Central. 1.l: PeBssyl
vania 80 SO Reading. II / Mexican Genital, new
A Uer cent bonds, "a IL. Money, l.G34 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

~ Warehouse dchv'NeS Shce January le9Z -NrW-l ork
4o.7j4 bags naltimors a. bags: NcwOrcans, l.GO2
bags t>taI 81, 403 bags.
CoTTON-Duness was again the general rule in SPOT
lots, though prices showed maze al change. Sale
43 bales for consumption Receipts At the ports 3l,sd1
bales against 81 9l3 bales this day last week ard 244s
bales this time lat
m
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

Liverpool telcg Ans 80 D. rRec-pts. 10000 bales.
of which American 600 bales sales, 10 600 bales. 0.
which speculation ard export. 600 bales American.
OCO bales Spot buyers favor; middlng up
lands 4.d. Manchester fket-Yarns-Moderete de-
cloths. dull.
quotations are boscd standard OF csssnca
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
LOWELL NJ. PALMER.
HENRY L. PALMER
JACKSON & BURR. Attorneys.
No. IS Broadway. BROOKLYN. " Y.
CUPREME COURT OF THE STYTE OE

& H., ATTORNEYS
No. 45 Broadway, BROOKLYN. y. Y.
CUPREME COURT OF THE STkTE OF
ard County Of ,,c 70 a..
&fcSsSqs ' Gcty and Maud Maud COLBY ' his T
70 s5s above nased de,sadsa- and each Of them;
@ yexs %8 '%Yqy OF SS day day 9' s s1y snG &
Of "e yoa M to as T oS h e dRG %
Dated ssE}sHg9&SSG' = G&l1Hy rsaq Attorney
the deSndants rtheIaas A. Colby and Maud Colby.
osos mS%: ay i if5Scd 5S rs yGq BY p%Oss
SOrR e datG the day 81 DeccnSe 1871 and hd with
Of thu O Tty and county New York County tca;
House !" saiq sSa,iaq6}r : ItlMLIN. Plaintiffs Attorney,
once and pcs,occ dress No IS wal,si Newlork City
CTpREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF
Ta.: comraUy. as Excco,S and Tse, undef the VIII
4 chMie hMsenc f: .abSi dc &oaes HdSfy az Il M de-
Aoslcs Ana Ring Eilzs6eb r. Van Rcn.sl,n r. Misnt'
TfSe 6@ G2n+ Kg cSe H. King RGaa Ring cerncIs Ki"s
XS'h,iie hal ~ as.ed .sssd dcien"ai 'u'o"'
YUg ar hcicJy summoned the complaint
plaintiffs. attorneys within w'n'y Day, after the service
% ass 9Rr S1 yS } S. ,o s % dnGa G a
''' November Ea>iEf f;i 's2'; Gop5.NsoH,
,,..-. f,antins Attoineys.
q
T'iri de.red in tho CIV ami ounty Of New-York
10 tie Gctcndant-. H,":y y VI. &C Soalles and Ammo
Charles \. d. Noailcs.
Ic lor colns i served upon by publica
ti.. pur.tant order o Hon Edwesd Patterson.
r .!e scrs o. the Court a. the state 81 New
i.c conn int office of Tho clerk of court,
the Court House in tHaHF 81 f5f ( SSS9IS$.$3y;
once qrd Pos,oaice 81 wssc.t New.Y6rs City.
srJrREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF
> NEWYoRK.-Yhe NewYork Life Insurance sid
Jr..t Trustees under the VIII OF Mary x.
l,ay deceased Mdly Ray d> COuryal Marie Med
cline l.Lcl de- Noaillcs. Heuy \. NJ d. Noaies. aud
Anne Charles =. q: Noaillcs.-SuUEOn~:
10 the 9bOyrnaiLe d Crie'd1t =:
Vou hereby summoned % answer the complaint In
plaintiffs attorney within twcaty after the service
-rrliu0n-. exclusive 81 t.c caV O. and ia
case your failure appear answer, judgment viii
srsnst by cfaut for the relief demanded H
the complaint. .
EMMETT & ROBINSON.
Pla'ntifs Attorneys.
oace and Pos.oaice adGtc. No 81 WaLsucet, New.Yok
Ii!sl de.ifcc in thc City 2ud County OF Ncw-yor1.
10 The uGrnc1nt,. Henry \. NJ de Noailles and Anne
Chail'- =. % NC1ill",.
FOREGOING T. served by Dublca
ton pursuant 20 Hon. Edward Patterson
the justices ~ ihe Supr Court ~ the Sac o. New
dad ID ~ DereniLer. 1891. and rl'd with
the Office Of the clark o. thI, court. at
'Ae Court ilJGsc in tine CITY - Ncw-Ycr',
INMET ROBINSOE.
plalnti-~' ftt0rne-s.
Occ and Psohce adde's, 81 wa's;ree'. NewY Yo-k CITY
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

Cash quot3 lions follows: Flour duh aud easy;
NO rpring wheat. SJsc 40. spring wheat S3ac32c
No. Icd, Slzc No. corn. 39c No. oats @g$0-9Ec
No whlte 81 l<u32l2c No. whlte, 30O3lc; 40. rye,
SIC No. barley. 0Oc No 3. +. o. b. 45aGOc; No. T.
T. O. b.. 35G4.c; 40. raN.eed 95c prime timothy seed
IL % nsos porM, per hbl IS pass 81 lard, per 100
D. 80 so II short ribs sides 0ool. rs 3Od - 80
dry ssd shoulder. boxed. S1aGSi so short ccac
Side, boxed - 6Jds5 20; nhiskey diStcs' finished
go,Is pes "a 81 lS; sugars, unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
METROPOLITAN OPERA IIOI 81

NJ GRAND OPERA,
Under the directi01 of Messl-. ABBEY < GRAC.
Friday, Jan. ., Ambrose Thomas Opera,
MHiNON.
Nine. Scalchl and Lehman. Nm. tIncha
Carbone and Montarlol Cir,t appearance.
sat Mat, .. OrIco aid LGNal.cf.e Ku>t.cana
Mon Jan. H. OtNlo Wed, Jan. l3, tidelio Fti, Jan
l5 L'Afrieaine; sat. Mat, Jan. 49, Fidello.
Sale OF for next week begins this morning.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-01
Order for Hearing on Claims.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, / GO
~ COIINTY OF STEARNS, oos

STATE OF MINNESOTA I'm, ! SIS.
In Probate Court, Special term, July 18th, 1892
IN the matter of the estate of Martin f.
Highly, deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Martin F. Highly, deceased, late of the County
of Stearns and State of Minnesota, being
granted to NJ. Hogan of Sank Centre.
1t is Ordered that six months be and the
same are hereby allowed from and after the
da te of this order, in which all persons having
claims or demands against the said deceased
are required to file the same in the Probate
Court of said County, for examination and
allowance, or be forever barred.
1t is Further Ordered, That the 2Sth day of
January, 1898, at 10 O'Clock m. at a special
term of said Probate Court, to be held at the
Probate Office iii the Court House IN the City
of st. Cloud in said County, be and the same
hereby is appointed as the time and place
when and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and dcma nds
And it is Further Ordered, That notice of
sh Gin hearing to be given to all creditors and
persons interested i'll said estate by forthwith
publishing this order once in each week for
TIN ee successive weeks in the Sank Centre
HERALD, a weekly newspaper printed and
published in said county.
Dated at st. Cloud, Mimi, this 18th day of
July, 1892.
By the Court;
IL. ST. THEO. BRU ENER,
Judge of Probate.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-01
Before Starting ON a tourney

Before Starting on a Journey
A person usually desires to gain some in
formation as to the most desirable route
to take, and will purchase tickets via
the one that will afford him the quickest
and best service. Before starting on a
trip to Chicago or any point East, you
should provide yourself with map and
time table of the Wisconsin Centrallines
The trains run on this route are vesti-
buled and are equipped with Pullman's
latest Drawing Room Sleepers, elegant
Day Coaches and Dining Cars of latest
design, built expressly for this service,
and are exquisite in furnishings and con-
venient and comfortable in arrangement
and so complete in every detail that they
have no superior in comfort and elegance
The Dining Car Service is pronounced by
all the most elegant ever inaugurated
and is operated i'll the interest of its pa
irons.
Fast trains via the Wisconsin Central
lines leave Minneapolis daily at 12:45 p.
M. and 6:25 P. NJ, and St. Paul at 100
P. NJ. and IT'S P. NJ. making favorable
connection with all trains from the west
and southwest.
For tickets. time tables, berth reserva-
tons, ETC., apply to G. F. Mcneil, G. r.
& T. A., Minneapolis, Mimi, or to Jas
c. Pond. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, III.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-01
Concessions to Naval and
Grand Army Veterans.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
grant most liberal concessions in the way
OF stop.over privileges on the tickets
sold for the Reunion of the Naval Veter-
ans at Baltimore, September 18th to
10th, and for the Grand Army Encamp-
ment at Washington, commencing Sept.
Goth. Tickets will be sold at the offices
of the Company and at Offices of the
principal railroad companies of the west,
from Sept. 18th to Goth, inclusive, at
very low rates, and will be valid for re-
turn journey until October 10th. Both
going and returning tickets will be good
to stop off at all stations between Cum
berland and Baltimore, a region rendered
familiar to all veterans by the constant
warfare along the Potomac. The sigma
ture of purchaser to tickets will not be
required, nor will it be necessary to have
them stamped to make them valid for
return journey.
For more detailed information as to
time of trains,' rates and sleeping car
accommodations apply to L. S. Allen,
Asst. Gen. Passenger Agent, The Rock
cry, Chicago or @. P. McCartv, Asst.
Gen. Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, o.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-09-01

belief of the citizens that the success OF
the so-called peoples party two years
| ago greatly injured the credit and ma
terial prosperity the State. and because
they thoroughly understand that vote
for the Weaver electors is an indirect
vote for Cleveland, who when President
opposed the wishes OF the people of Kan
sas in everything. He says that the
farmers of the State now understand
that the Mckinley tariff law is beneficial
to them and that the statements made
by Jerry Simpson and other ca,amity
walters, that the farmers are growing
poorer every year, were but the dema-
gogic utteranees of men anxious to OBJ
tain Offices for themselves, and they were
absolutely without foundation.
There can be little doubt of the popu-
larity of the Presidents retaliation pro-
clamation when two Senator's as wide
apart, politically and geographically, as
Paddock of Nebraska, and Morgan of
Alobama, join in commencing it. Sena-
tor Paddock says the message meets the
unanimous appreciation of the people OF
the northwest, regardless of political
opinions, and that it will be the same
with more extreme measures. should it
be deemed necessary by the President to
adopt SUCH. Senator Morgan endorses
the message, but regrets that it did not
contain more radical system of retalia-
ton. He says that Canada has always
been bad neighbor. and has never lost
All opportunity to make herself disagree
able, and offensive, and that it's govern
ment has persistently disregarded our
rights from the seal fisheries of Alaska
to the fisheries off the eastern coast, and
that he thinks, the President might with
prOpriety have gone much further in his
proclamation than he did. even to the
extent of preventing the shipment of
Canadian goods through the United
States. must quote few remarks OF
Senator Morgan's, IN this connection.
They are so broadly American and
patriotic aud sound so strange coming
from man who belongs to the same
party that adopted that free trade plat
form. at Chicago: at is ridiculous,
shameful, for country like this to be
thinking always of what foreigners
think or want. This country IS too big
to be trotted on England's knee and fed
with pap. We are responsible for this
country, for this hemisphere, and We
should think and act for ourselves, with
independence of the opinions or customs
of foreigners. We are capable of pro-
ducing anything that the human heart
can desire and we are independent of the
world outside.