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DIR. Scu[lder's Examinations,

CuroAGo, March H.-'rhe preliminary ar
raignment of DR.. Scudder, on the charge of
murder, took place this afternoon. The
prisoner remained i'll seeming siupor
throughout the proceedings. except when q
portion OF the skull of the murdered woman
WAS produced i'll evidence. Two witnesses
were examined. L. II. Dunton and pr.
Palmer. The only fact not heretofore
brought out was that the sleeves of MIR.
Dunton's night shirt were spotted with
blood after the discovery that his w.fe had
been injured. DIR. Palmer testified that
Mrs. Dunton's death, beyond all doubt, was
from being pounded on tho head. The ex-
animation will be resumed Tomorrow,
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In Tennessee,

KNOXVILLE, March l4.-At Blade sprin ps
| and Abingdon large ctowds assembled. Al
/ Brisooe the chief demonstration of the
afternoon was held. Several thousand
people assembled and MIR. St.
John, president of the Hill club,
escorted dill to the stnnd, flom which he
introduced "the governor, senator and
democratic leader of the en- pire state" Ap-
plausel. When the cheering ceased Senator
Hill said in part: ''When l view this
crowd realize that the country is growing.
cenans and don't know how many inhaDi-
tants he gave you, but l am inclined to
think you ought to have new
count. | realize that have
been travelling through new south. | am
Informed that this town is situated partly
in the state of Virginia and partly in Ton
nessee. You have therefore u divided
allegiance. but ] am sure that
while your allegiance may be
divided between two states, YOU are loyal
to the common country which embraces all
states.' Cheers. Mr.. Hill then gave short
history of Virginia and Tennessee from tho
time of their organization AS states, refer
ing to two great Jetferson and Jack
son. He paid glowing tribute to the in
dustrles and resources of the two
states. He acknowledged that the greater
part of his information of these
was obtained from pamphlets s-
sued by the railroad OH which he had
been riding during the afternoon and
which was hoaded: "Come SOUTH
young man." He remarked that he noticed
that u portion of tho pamphlet had printed
thereon u part of the speech of President
Harrison, delivered on the occasion of his
visit to tho same city. Then Senator Hill
quoted sentences from Harrisons speech,
commenting on them. At johnson
City Senator Hill said to the OK
ultant crowd that: "rhe Democrats
party mates hypocrloy as Andy johnson
did, and the train moved off amid
applause. Large crowds also as
semblea ut Morristown and other
cities until knoxville was reached,
whore 5000 cheering Iennesseeuns a
loudly appauded n brief oulogistio address.
ln tho course OF his speech. after stating
that tho people OF tho country demanded II
change, MIR. Hill said: "rhey do not want
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-15
Home of the Blizzard.

KANSAS CITy, March Ia. - Dispatches
from points all over Kansas report a severe
blizzard raging. The snow is of hard
variety and everywhere it forms banks AZ
hard as sand. At Newton and other in
terror towns the blizzard ia reported tho
worst of the season and trains are badly
delayed. Street oar traffic is enterfered
with. In this city the blizzard made its
appeaaance shortly after midnight. The
fall of snow il quite heavy, but Ia not suf
ticient to hinder traffic.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-15

YoKoHoMA. March A.--Eiections for
members Of the Japanese diet are prac-
tioally finished, but the exact result ID ur-.
known. The elections were distinguished
by riots and assaults, there having been
twenty persons killed and 14O wounded Il
10 reported that the president OF the priyy
council has resigned. Only about three
fourths of the legal voters exercised their
right and voted. The papers sscribe this
chiefly to fears of violence General
charges Of bribery aud intimidation have
been made in sections and in one prscinct
the ballot box was surreptitiously made
way with.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-15
Ln,d Track Sunday Night.

Cu1cAao, March l4.-.lt was discovered
this morning that the Illinois Central, dur
ing Sunday night had laid u switch track
south of the World's fair grounds which, if
it can be maintained, will elrectually block
the Baltimore a. Ohio from reaching its
proposed terminal on the grounds, and thus
shut out all other roads. 1t is assorted that
the work WAS done under a permit granted
by tho village of Hyde park before annoxa-
tion Ia the CITY.
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WIN Investigate Cant, Eourke.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Gen. Schofield
said to-day the war department would un-
doubtedly investigate charges preferred by
certain Mexican residents of Texas against
Capt. John Bonrke, Third cavalry, growing
out Of his conduct of the campaign gainst
the Cara revolutionists. The allegations
are that Bourke allowed troops to commit
dspredations on the ranch Of certain Mexi-
cans along the lilo Grande because OF a
suspicion that they were conniving at the
escape Of revolutionists.
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Senator Morrill, Sick,

WASHINGTON. March 14.-Senator Morrill,,
Of Vermont, is critically i'll with pneumonia.
He is 50 years old and has been in the
senate since 1866 The senator is restless
and not SO we'll as in the morning. DR..
Busey called on him twice this morning.
The attack OF pneumonia is such as to
cause alarm. but it ia hoped as his constitu
tion is very strong. that he will recover.
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District Court at Great Fails.

GREAT FALLS, March IL Especial. l.
District court opened here this morning
with Judge G. FL. Benton presiding. The
day was spent in calling cases and dispos-
ing of them by fixing date oftrial OF BY con-
tinuance. There are twenty-seven civil and
six criminal trials that will require jury,
and it is not expected that the calendar
will be finished in less than thirty days.
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stenmed away barge mud three tugs were
trying TO rull the Alliance OF, Int nnpar-
emily Were not succeeding. When spoken
70 about tho matter Admiral Bellsnap con-
tined himsslf TO the insertion that he
thought the Alliance would be gotten Qff.
Other passengers OF tho Oceanic sny they
think her bnrk WIS undoubtedly broken
whom the tide wont ont.
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Wrecked and fsurnetl,

MILWAUKEE, March l4.-'Ihe north bound
passenger OH tho Wisconsin Central road
this morning was wrecked by a broken rail
at Dale. The baggage cAr, two coaches and
two sleepera were ditohed. The wreck took
fire and the aloepers and coaches were do :
stroyea. The passengers escaped before
tho fire spread. Rakemun Glderman was
killed and four persons injured.
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taxation imposed except for public pur-
poses; they want no government pattncrship
With private interests; thev believe
~ npholding. sustaining and encouraging
FL industries in this great land, but
90 not beiicve in robbing Peter to pay
Paul. A. Chattanooga II lnrge delegation
met the senator and his brief speech was
received with great AppLnuae.
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wheat IN Three states.

M1NNEAPoL1s, March 1.-THE Minnea.
polls journal has crlled reports from sixty
different points In Minnesota and the Da--
kotas showing that there are, on a snfo ss-
innate about ~, 900, 600 bushels of wheat in
those three atates in the farmers hands
after deducting for seed and farmers' coz
sumption.
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I T ANY GENTLEMEN in want

n A ANY GENTLEMEN in want
lYl Of suit or overcoat are
often carried away with the
idea they must get their apparel
made to order to fit well.
This idea is one Of the past.
We can sell them better goods,
fit better and at a saving of
from 25 to 50 per cent. from the.
so-called merchant tailor made
garments.
We will convince you to your
satisfaction, and you will never
order another suit from sam
Piles and take the risk Of qettinu
something much inferior, and
at an increased price than YOU
K can buy at home.
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An amicable agreement has been reached
by the Denver u Rio Grande and employees.
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Don't fail to come in and look at
our display of
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aus 10 oerl6iebenartigeu @lementen sus
iammenselest, oaB ie feineSmegS cine
fompafte genannt merben fann. llnter
lOlden unlitanoen bat it1 oaS segett-
fDdrtige GorDminiltertum nt9t perait>
labt ge1eber, ben 9las su rdumerl, unb
Vprb SalisburD bleibt, tpiber baS @rs
iDarten Der 2iberalen, ont Ruber, bis es
benz r@rano Slb Wari," Der iest idon
80 Sabre 5dblt, gelingt, linn baIielbe
ourb ein WtiBtrauen8potltln gegett Die
Gegieruns Su entreiBen. Dag Sol9es
@labitone gelitgen iperbe, ptrb eigent<
lid fanm beSueifelt, aber lanse Dauer
fann man einem liberalen Mirilterium
inter ieiner 9eituns aud uiht poraus,
iagen mnb 10 oiirfte Die 8e5eihnuns beS
nod amtirenoen BremterS ais beS
yfinftigen" ManueS ui9t allsu para
bog lno iiberetlt erIdetnen.
Robert Mrtbur, Marquis BON Saliss
bnrD lit int Sabre 1880 s%eboren unb
mafte, mie iein Hipale, feline 9tubien
III Gton unb Srforo. Sbmobl Der
b6diten en9liiden Nriitofratie argeb6s
rig, 500 er eS Dor, ii9 cine ielbitftans
otse Griitens 81 griinben, itatt bas &C.
ben zines reiden Ni6tstbuers 5n fiib>
rem. uno fdifte lid als junser Mauu
mad Nuftralien uno Neuleelanb elm,
UNI Oaielbit iein Slid als &oloniit auie
;ubauen. Dort, mo 6alirmeiler elm
fait u%nbefannter GURUS marerl, lieB er
iid ben Tollbart ma9len, ben er beute
nod trd9t, Der erite enslt19e Yremier<
u%liniiter felt 800 Sabren, Der bisie
N%enerun9 9epa9t bat. Mu1 perluhte
er iid oamalS nit Slid oils Sournaliit
ano mar gang 5ufrieoen nit Dem rauben
8ionierleben rnb elmer belheioenen
Griitens, ais Der friibe Sob feines dlte<
rem Bruoers, bes 3oros @ranbourne,
i1m pl6eltd gum @rben ieineS reidem
0aters madte. @r bate ii9 idon i'm
nnterbauie einen Huf isrfporben unb
mar Mitglieb beS Gabinets Derbp ge=
weien, als Der Sob ieineS 8aters i'm
gu etneln Der Masnateu Gnslan6s
madte. @r mar bantals SO Sabre alt
uno iein Gintritt ms 6auS Der CORDS
mar elm Slid fir Die fonierpatipe Yars
tel, melde eS oamal8 ME oaau bringen
fonnte, bic 3isel Der Wa1t ldnger ais
etnt9e Mfonate In ben 9duoen 3u behalf
ten.
Salisbury bate iid I'm Nnfans leiner
politilden Garriere meilt ben inaerer
Mugele9enbeiten gefptbmet, ais Dis
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Sarfim 3ismar&.
Cine neatide 9ausfraa ma@ altem
s@laBs 3iuet amIiaute Mnsfs

Cine benti9e 9aasfraa na9 altemt
S@lags 3wet amiiiamte Mnefs
nDten.
Inter ben Gielen, mel6e an Ser Sod
aeit oes @rafen 9erbert BON 8iSmarf
Antbeil 9enommen babeu, lit eine Der
am Meiiten babel intereilirten Ser
i0nli6feiteu merfmiiroiger @eiie am
@enislten %senannt moroen. Wir met
men Die Wutter bes 9rafen, Die Siiritin
Bismard.
Sobanna bon 8ismard, seborene
bon 8uttfamer, bic iest in ibrem SO.
2ebenStabre itebt, bat in Der Tbat ME
ben Hubm hires @atten ben1bt, Inn
aus ii6 cine Yerl0nltbfeit gu maiden,
ionbern fill i'm 9iutersrunSe maltenb,
fat iie ftetS ibr 9anseS Streben barauf
seri9tet, ibrem beriibmten 2ebensses
fabrten cine iorgiame Sausfrau 3t ieiu.
sic par lpobl ME, mas man cine
nS60ubeit" nennt aber, nod Sem
i60nen 8erbaltniB 81 ldlieben, baS
Snii1en ben betoeu @attel1 felt taft
eincm balben Sabrbunoert beltebt, bill
oete oiele Srau bas b%cru6i9enOe, perlol)s
nenoe Clement IN benz an Aufreelln9eu
10 reiden Sebeu bes groBcn Staatss
rtanres.
6olgeube 5luei Gnefbuten mOgen Dos
@eien Der Siirftin III ibrem Saltie III
origtneller Weile illuitriren.
Sci einem Diner i'm Geibsfansler-
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palaiS, benz audi Die Siiritin anmobnte,
bemerfte Der @ei9dftstrager Der Ner.
Staateu, baB oieielbe pl0tlid iiber
irgenb etwaS febr aufserest nnb uns
rubis lhien unb i9liebli9 Sen Speiles
iaal perlieB. Der Nmerifansr fragile
ben linn 5unG9it jisenOen @rafen Ser
bert, oh feline Mutter ptellei6t unlDobl
1et. 80 nein," antportete Der @raf
rbur6aus uidt. Mber pieaet6t lit
Sbnen Der Scrub bon p%erbranntem
Sleii6 aufsefanen, Der aus Der Slide
au fommen i6eint. Mtama lit eben
ra1ieben g%egansen. Das @lien 1T
~iiberbaupt i6auerli6 l9le9t," fubr Ser
bert fort, paber unIere &0hin lit nun
rs Sabre in Der Samilie unb Die Gltern
brin9en es ni9t iiber li1, iie gu ents
laijeu, obmObl iie ben beutigeu Nnfor~
berungen unleres 6auleS ourbau8 niht
mebr gema6len it,"
Gin amber Wtal, als nlalt mad benz
Giien III 5ipansloler unterbaltung i'm
Salon plauberte, pinfte Sic Siirltin
plOsli6 ben Mmerifaner gu iid. sd
wiinlhe Sbnen meine Tbeilnabme aus
5ubriiden aus anlaB bes lnsliids, oas
Sbrer 5amilie paifirt it," iast file.
pSebr giitis, Durblaudt," fa9t Der
Gmerifaner, ,aber eS lit mir nidt be-
fannt, oab meiner 5amilie Elm beionbes
res Malbeur 5nseitoBen pare!A
%, bod a%nttportet Sie Siiritin,
nSie miiien bod, Die Ban3en. sic
miilien einen Sdger fomn1ert la1ien, eimc
anbere 9ilfe sibt es nid)t. Sd peis
bauon, neil SIRE Srau es meiner Tods
ter er5ablt bat, unb oa babe i6 eS mo-
tirli9 aud bOren miiGen." Der Nmes
rifaner mar eritannt, bab BIT l6iirltin
bic l6redliben braunen llnbolbe gum
@esenitanbe bes Carbohydrates ges
madt bate. Aber Redt bate fie; ser
amerifanilde Diplomat bate cine Wobs
nuus in Berlin gemietbet, lit melder
ii6 Die bDlen Seinbe in iebr ldftiser
Weile bemerfbar genia6t batten uno
Der nSa9er," bon benz Die Siirftin
lpra6, lit in Berlin IN lol9en Sdlen
Der 9elfer in Der 9totb.
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BE b~ssabm;sr sdnelIOamptsr
spree, Havsl, Lain, Trave
Scale, Altar. Elder, Ems. 3
WsrGa. Frida, Elbe,
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Gonnobsrhs s:snhass Int Ml,.te
nDhs pon NreGasn.
scunobSnhs, D,snhegs uub gitt.,
no6s BON VEN Dort.
Sremcn 1T febr bequeu1 fur Retfsabe selesen uns
pom Sremen aus fam man tn jebr furSer 9ett
laraInt!tde Stdbte D%eati&IanbS, Seaerret&s unb ber
Sapsts erretden. Dte e4neubampfer bes Rorb.
oeutl1en Slepb fnb NIT befpnberer 8erddfdttauna
per 3tptf4enbedss 8afasiere unb 3,peiter Guidte $ 8aSss
ilGastere sebaut, baben bobe @erbede, ppr5asltde Sen,
tlattpn unS etne ausse3eiHnete gerpFesuns.
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California . @eiue.

@einliebbaber finben elm groBeS Ga
ger bon feimen California Weinen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am Mamoz
plaaa. GER Meper fu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der @ein3ii6ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es inn tets, bic
beiten Sorten ausanmdblen. @r fann
feline &unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perIeben. &otbs unb
WeiB Meine in ppraiigli6er Gualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone - frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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@labfone.

raeli, nit fpeldem i'm Die inniafte
Breunbi6aft uerbanb, in inn Die grobe
biplomatiide Besabung entoedte uno
ibn in bieie Ridtung lenfte. Salis.
burD bat 6enn aud ais Premier itetS
bas Mtnilterium be8 Neuberen fir
fid bebalten. Welde 3raft aber feline
Yartei OIL inn befitt, 9ebt aus Der
Ebatia9e berpor, bab in Sen elf Sab.
rem, Die felt Disraelis GOT perfloIIen
fino, bic 3onierpatipen lieben Sabre bic
Wfa9t IN ben 6dnben batten, ba6 lie
nie, iue6er i'm Dnterbaufe nod in BEN
Der 2orbs, In elmer Negierungsfraae
cine Weberlage erlttter, itno bab iie IN
fieben Sabren meniser Site perforen
baben, ais lire Partei ODER bic Der Seq.
iier iemalS pprber III oemlelben 3eii
raunl einbibte.
SaliSburDS Hipale, Wiliam Gfpart
@labftone, lit bebeutenb friber ms
1ifentli1e 2ebeu eingetreten. Wtit 20
Sabrsn f6on faB ct i'm unterbaus nnb
mar Observation-Disclosures fir Die aolos
i,tet, offs Salisburn eft bier Sabre
5dblte. uripriin9lid Eorb, bat er fid
gesea enos Der 6iinf3ieer ben aus
lnaunagel Der siberalen 9endbert uno
ipnrbe 1866 oefinitip beren Siibrer.
Sein unbeitritteues Berbienlt liest auf
benz @ebiet Der 6inan3per,paltung
aber biertn lit aud, mad Der Mnlidt
Yieler, feline S6mdde ais Yremier
zines 70 melt pertbeilten 0teifes III
fuhen. Inter inn mar Gnslanb itets
In fleine aber foltipielise 9riese uno
2miftigfeiten NIT ben 9olonien pers
ipidelt, neil er lid gu iebr nit ben
Jinan3el beihdfti9te uno bic anspartise
4olttit niht In Der iidersn Wstie fon'
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sa- Menn Sem,anb fem unb su ais
nebmbaren preiie ipeiien min, 10 sebe
er gum @arten. Die
9erren Nbciner & Saul. 8eiiber biez
ies Embellishments, balten barauf, ibre
@dite tets polfommen sufrieben au itels
len. ollie iaiionmdBigen SelitateHen,
Nuitern, Wilb, Slide, @efliigel &C iinb
bOrtin Der belifateften 3ubereitllng ale
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten tperben allf
Wunf9 in bic Wobnungen Der 9unben
gefanbt. 4u6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbi9aft perbunbene 3 a r.
r o o M bic beitett @etrdnfe, tets frif6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re unb Weine.
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trolirte, tpie es 9orb Salisbury tbut.
8ismard pfle9te gu iagen, unter
@labftoue babe man iid) auf Die eng
liide Bolitif bon @ode 81 ISOLDE nidt
oerlalien f%onnen, tpdbreno unter Salis>
burp 9enti9lano uno England Sreuube
tpurbeu.
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Die 8eiprunsene 9 o fs
1ebel bent @lodentburme rSSman Welts
it, i'm 9reml IN Mosfau. pelde pabrs
i9einlid nod niemals selautet mor6en
1T, mibt fait 60 Sub i'm llmfanse unb
1T 10 SUB bod, miest 444, 215 Bfuno
unb miro jest oils Sapelle benutt.
Der yianle Der @iofe lit Gar 6olofol4
oher 9aiisrslode.
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Dieies 8ier 5eidnst ii6 burd, feline 9einbeit
nnb @ute uno bura leinen WpblaelGmad aus
unb ilbertritft ale SIaidens8i int Marfte.
OaS Bier pirb in Der Stabt fret ms 5aus
abseliefert. EF-Sebe Slai4e sarantirt
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9 a at Dir, Stabt SoIebp,l
2ucuS G ounth s &


Granf 5. gbeneb bei6p6rt. bab er
Der aIteie Tariner Der Sirma 8 s. Gbenep
& SO. 1T, tuelde @efhafte in Der Stabt 9os
leoo, in obenqenanntem Gountp unb Staate,
thut, uno bab bsiaste Girma Die Summe bon
Elm bunbert DoIIars fir ieben Sal
bon 8atarrh be3ablen ipirb, Der bura ben Sc
branh bon SALTS 8atarrb Sur nidt
gebeilt tuerben fam.
Sranf S. Ghenep.
Beltfporn Dor mir uno unterihrieben in
meiner @esenwart I'M 6. September q. .. 's6.
- u @. @Iea1on,
SEAL Oefentlider Notor
9aars Ratarrb Sur wirS innerIih sencm.
men, unb mirb brett auf baS Blut unb bic
ihleimigen OberHdhen bes sbftsms. 9abt
Gud umionit 3eusnife fommen.
s. S. Ghenep & 6 o., 8oleeo, 3.
10 8ertauft bon Npotbefern, 10 s.
- @bbdrtung beib. bas 8rdutlein,
meId1e5 mr. &rnufheit ghiitt
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giertan mei6nnbert
nnoiieben S9iffe, barunter
nnr 26 inter amertfanil9er Slagge,
ltno i'm Sabre 1891 bnrd ben Sue3.
3anal se9angen.
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Giienbabn Tabr %lall.
3. & q. u. Babn.

s. & q. u. Babm.
Mbfabrt.
Na9 ct. 2ouis bia Sron Mountatn
ober 81. 6. & AS WorgenS.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia SrDn Mountain
HDnte --..........6:00 Mbenbs.
Na9 Qarebp. 1856 Born.
Nntunt t.
BON ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & 81.
6. & S............-.9:35 Worm.
Bon ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & 81.
6. go Mbenbs.
Bon 2arebD. :35 yta6m.
Sputbern Yaciftc 8abn.
Nbabrt.
Na9 NemzO rleahs, 9oufton unb @als
pefton tdgli6 1920 Na6m. unb $500
ubr 4benbs.
Na1 San 5ranesco, 81 Yafo unb
eagle paB tdgli6 4:35 Na6m. nnb
1890 Borm.
Mnfumft.
Bon 9tetuzO Orleans, 9oufton uab @als
beffon tdgli6 1900 8orm. unb 4:05
Na9m.
8on San Sranciseo, 81 paio unb
eagle BaB tdgli9 II :55 Na9m. unb
5:l5 MbenbS..
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OELRICHS & 90.

2 Bombing @reen, Wsm Oor!.
Q. $. Heters, @aIpefon, Eesas, General : 9sent
fir ben Sihen.
w. 8. Yonus, 6. @rte1enbed, Gusp & S&meIter
unb 3. 9. MaeNamara, Msenten fur Gan Nntonto.
2. Nnnse q Co., N9enten fur Guere.
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-08

as secretary Of state has been source of
additional strength. As to Harrison, it
would be unwise to nominate him. In these
days of the even balance of political
power, no matter how able and success
fula man may be as president, he can
not avoid making enough enemies to de-
feat him. 1t is a very hard thing to re-
elect man, and it will not be tried.''
Hansborough is equally enthusiastic
and commits himself in plain language.
81 believe Blaine will be nominated,' he
says son the first ballot. My ticket is
Blaine and Rusk, and the name of the
Wisconsin man for vice president is on.
every lip at Washington. He would
capture the farmer vote. Blaine and
Rusk, would carry every state west of
the Mississippi and also Tennessee and
Louisiana. The young men ofLouisiana
have gone over to Blaine by thousands
on account OF. the mastery way in which
he handled the Italian incident. New
York will give SO, 900 ajority for Blaine,
the action of the Cleveland men at their
"kick' convention yesterday having
shown that the fight in the Democratic
ranks there will last until after election
day.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-08
A Mankato Mans View.

, VIM. Morse, Mankato man, is quoted
by the Free Press as saying: IF | had
the money I would put steamer on the
Minnesota river to run between Mankato,
St. Peter, New Ulm and LIE Suer. One
could be put on, which, when loaded,
would not have draught Of over foot,
and it would do a big business. Itwould
have all the passenger business it could
do, and would carry freight great deal
cheaper than the railroad. 1t is some
times as cheap to haul freight by team
between these towns as to ship it by rail.
People do not realize how boat would
pay. A New Ulm or Henderson man IS
talking of putting a boat on the river"