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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08
HIS SISTER IN COURT
Floyd Haynes Case Drawing to a
Close.
WILL Be ARGUED MONDAY
H.snes was Mseh Asec<sd whea
Hss sssser Appe.red In the
Court-k<ooun
Will Be ARGUED MONDAY

Floyd Haynss wss % the ~itnsss
staad yesterday In Judge Adsst's court
giving testimony. whsn saddeniy HE
face csiorsd. his eyes drooped. and 10 .
moment he xzs sobbing aloud. 30 that
he vas unable 20 proceed for several
minutes. The audience did not AZ iifsf
reslizs what had 90 wrought has fsei-
ings All eyes had been directed toward
the witness and few had seen . slight
girzish form step into the room with =
baby in her arms and take seat near
Haynes attorney. II vas Haynes sister.
whose disgrsce led 10 the assault Ahern
partly turned away a. the girl he bad
ruined took her chair few feet from
where he sat There was little new tee.
timony 90 the part Of the defense and
then several Witnesses we're sworn on re-
burtal 70 prove that Ahern dad not trip
Haynes The testimony 70 now all In
aud the cass viii be argued Monday.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Fonr wAvsE. Ind. Oct 7.-Yesterday
in the federal court st Indianapolis.
Judge Baker. IN tha case II Nathan
Ro~s against the city of Fort Wayne.
eiismis.sd The bail without prejudice as
70 an actioa az las II tie plaintiff
should be 90 advised This at least
temporarily disposss ot long pending
salt brought o. protect al alleged pat
cot right Toe al Improvement ia gong
attachments for engins houses and So
cure payment q royalty Tor Its infringe
~.anf
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Henry S. .Presburg and wife TO
smith A. Holmes. 33 II lot Is,
blk I, Barth's add d........s l,i0o
Emily l.. Andrews To Martin Rob et
al, part blk Is. Stewart a Ives
auu ..--.---..-.- GU
Cornelius Dosker and wife To George
W. Brearley and wife, part lot Is.
hlk 4. II. ii. Deunis' sub - 675
Orlando w. Petit and wife TO Henry
J. Goossen, lots "a and -. q. W.
Pe.tit's add so
Ellen O'Donnell and husband TO
Alloys Bytsche and wife, lot 2, blk
{. Roberts add .......... 1000
Eugene Davis and wife To Edward
NJ Morton. lot 10, Berkey's add. 1000
William A. Shinkman and wife 10
Hubrcchf Wagemaker, part lot .
blk,2i, EIlsworth's add . 1000
Arie Van Bree and wife to Johannes
Scharphorn, lot IL, Arie Van
Bree 4 add dd.-...--..... ...... l,225
Michael Whalen, Jr.. 10 Henry Pail
thorp, 10 0ae 4 ne y sec Is, Wy
Oming 5uO
Henry j. Carr and wife To Lewis
Salsgiver, u ne fr u sec 4,
Lewis W. Salsgiyer 20 Henry &.
:,alsyiver. y n fr ne sec4
fcOtOu -rf
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Th- R-s.tiful t~x~nd Csna-~s>d ~ith sh-
D~di~stios - 80 sopsi@
4 legend connected with the Church
II 81 sophia = recalled by An Idle
Wosnan in Constantinopie. and as u
eontsins = moral fragrant Of truth IL
may sfsil b~ heid Ia perpetual remeu-
hraace. when th> basiisca was I'm
tshed Enperov Justinisn gave or
ders that an inscription in letters e
gold shonid - PLACED sbouf the dome.
Eastman dedicstss this church - the
riory II ttoa.- bat nn the aAv af the
puhiic opening TIE emperor Looked up
At the dospe and saw. with arnazeuaeut,
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

IxpsPKxDExcr. Iowa. Oct 7.--Four
races we're booked for today and furn-
isked good sport for fair crowd Two
we're unfnished Summaries:
40 pace ~C'0ileta. h m. by Nut
breaker. Won. Lady Lee second. Colin
third. best time. 2]n
2ss1 trut. Dlamond. blk. e. BY Forest
Bismarck. won. Sunish second. Motto
fhfrd. hesf tine. 1.tgt..
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

The readers a this paper viii be-
pleased - learn that there - at lesst
one dreaded disease that science has
been able - cure ia all its stages and
that y oatarrh. Halle Catarrh Cun -
the only positive cure now known 10
the medical fraternity. Cstarrh being
a constitutional di=ease. requires cou-
stttutlonal treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting directly
bpon the blood aud mucous surfacsss q
the system. thereby destroying the
Foundation a the disease. and gisiog
the patient strength by building ug the
constitution aud assisting nature 81 do
ing its work The proprietors have ~
much faith IN its curative powers that
they otfer one hundred dollars Cor any
case that it faiis 20 cure. t,egd for let
~ TESTIMONIALS.
Address. r. }. CHENEY a CO, To.
ietio -
tr-Sold by drugrisfs 75c-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

NV OsLnkx~. Ort 7--Eisfween eco.
90 aud $1,000 sss raisrd yesterday by
TIE various relief c0mwittees and six
bcats lasien wifh provisions we're sent -
ths districts dessstatesi ~ the recent
cYclcn~. The number q perSons IN
us-sa - estimated "a 8.uo'l. nasf q whom
are 81. = thoroughiY de<fitute condition
add wslbaus fuod 80 elsthieg
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08
CARELEssHEss or THE AMERICAN PE0PLEl
Trait That rs Sending Thousands ef Them
Graves.

ThoasaBa
seri easla~ had a h@a
IN
sd huk q iAe
themselves Delay
. ~oa
puttsg ofs
The rzed bespnd tAs skn q
physician ts M the hp IA fov ARE SICK AL o<
EXAMINATIo Z RuIIoN
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

! ss.ia &c - consla,Iaile. saa p.ss,y
SD sSaoH sever go 90 AGAIN.
asn = ti,e r.ei,rls ! 90 > pcH I<fee
en1 A. - t-1iteT Gealtb ua.E ! haze isoen
sLa.s 49, 1fseen sosus odd ] caII,11t -
TO n oeh fof Irk. If4st4na 1na Oult.att,
fof nesef sklsri<.a ~ - e,at az4ln- Ia
fes nnonlks ,elnsnl s'ksE lllsrik i.ean-ls.
as ncaFig tain1 au1 nF efes Az nos -
ia nfEotcd 0zi caH - feico - sci - -
fore. Ny skln "a l.,s.lref c.t4 sEd cialatnY.
thas hss i-rea n1ade an snf heaill.. a1a - "A
cab cu<t tha Izltrf sum ef 80 So sncalh.
am willing - make tfis siaffn.fHG holsfn
ans nosaT, pubile. @utd fslF sosd.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

For this week only We shall offer our
entire stock Of Plain and Fancy Linens
at greatly reduced prices. Newest pat
terms. newest designs. in Fancy Doylies.
Trays. Center Pieces. Lunch Cloths. etc.
You are cordially invited to come and
bring your friend.
CoRI. KNOTT A Co.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Wt<afNsroT. Oct More cases are
nox nndsr Investigation ~ special en-.
anliners - the peusion bureau than Tor
n great manY ye&rs. The total nasnber
- ltslO. al increase n 10 over the
nambsr pan4ing on July /. At that
tine khe nomtcr ~ special sxsminsfs
va 70. Thas number has now betn ia
creaesd B. ia
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

JuDsE GRoyx-WiIliam Lsnahan ct al.
Va William Gelock. ..replevin; on trial.
JuDoE ApsIr- Trentie Karreman va.
William karreman. divorces; decree
eranted The People Va Vernon
Smith. indecent exposure; order al
lowing attorney fee OF s25. The Peo-
pie va James Daley, burglary and lar
ecny; witness subpoenaed at expense
of the people. The People vs.. Floyd
Haynes. deadly assault; on trial
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

PrrTsacRe, IA. Oct 7.-~On Mo0dzy
TIE Clinson Iron soxks viii BE started
With non- uuson men 4 force u sixty
vfsiored boa-uaion puddiers have been
securesi. pbo hsse agreed - work for ~
PEE 30. The Chnton mil has always
beretufors been governed by the
Amaixam aled scale aad ruIes
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

ALL PATIENTS Will BIZ TREATED
UNTIL cuRED FoR - PER MONTH
THIS INCLUDES c0ssrLTATIoS, TX
ANIMATION. TREATMENT ASD aKDl-
CINE FoR ALL PATIENTS AID FoR
ALL DIsEAsES
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08
TEETH!

Reautifui teeth arc . luxury few posscsN
We have beard people SAY they would give
everything they had for such beautiful teeth as
40 and 90 had
The true secret Is not so much IN the perfect
ress ~ the teeth as IN the snow like whlleaess
and the brilliDnt polish
All teeth ars capable of this with propar care
Washes and pastes should b. avoided as they
injurious are also many OF the powders.
A properly prepared powder. however. h the
only right and perfect thing to cleanse and prs-
serve the teeth This we have succeeded In pro
ducing after much labor land expense. IN,
formula - By enc OF the most notad dentists og
OF this country and IL absolutely perfect
SAPODENTA-Is the name we have adopts
for it, and are tho exclusive owners and
manufactures We guarantee sapo<ients To bs
the only perfect tooth powder on the market
That il will prevehs decay and render the teeth
more beautiful with les trouble than any other
preparation 10 DO had
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

-. 1znxas onk. CT I--Wilaam
Nur<sg. ea ths ehafxs a oaznnillinz
erln.1al ..s.lAE an.a Lea1-a I<s<ka )
ysaEs cal sas foaa8 guilty <nd seat
itsoIisry IA a.iditloa - tat De - -
foeeifs n.nsiy tlshss. fhirty a ms sDd
q onn mouIh a8d thirtF st ens yeas
snd thisty u,eEs N Ihs cod a two years.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08
R.membrr This

That the worlds fair closes October 30th.
IL you want TO see it. take special ex-
cursions over Lake Shore Ry. October
11th and 18th. Half rates. Tickets
rotd ten DAYS
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

WssufSoTox. Oct Mrs. Cleveland
snd the bahtrs moved cot 10 Wooii-y.
tse presidents country place. tbs after.
oooR 4nd vii renain there uatli ncarly
Chr stuaa
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

WASH ,WKe You can buy the ceie-
HhoH ViLho' brated Brainerd a.
Armstrong wash silks OF US this week
for &c dozen or &c per skein.
CoRL. KNOTT 4 Co.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

IL YlU want home cooking and the
Ioo biggest meal in the city go 10
the Hermitage Restaurant. l36 and 13s
Canal street.
II. X. SInoSps. Proprietor.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Bunker-flello. old man: hear you
have been up in the Maine woods with
a party on . hunting expedition. Did
you have any luck2
HILL should say so won fifty
dollars on one Jack pot.--cloak Review.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Read the article in The Workman re
garding the city electrician. G. W. Car.
man, president and general manager
Grand Rapids Electric company.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Cf0ffxvsTt. Oct ~ Fast cypress On
Rig Fsur cnlliaed wifh a rarriage tins
svea,az AZ yles station. kahug two q
TIE sernraats
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08
Police Court.

JUDcE HAoGERTr-Lizzie Williams. dis
orderly; paid sl027. Leonard Van
derward and Wiley. breach Of the
peace; sentence suspended.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

For fhis xsek e1ly Corl. kpoft 3 Ga.
vii seli Brainerd 4 Armstrong; esls-
bratsd Wash Silks sf SC = skeln O. &c
- A..
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08
Grand Opening.

Hermitage Restaurant. all remodelled
ard retitted- All delicacies OF the sea-
son will be served on my lunch counter
and tables Luchcs seryed at all hours.
l36 and 13S Canal street.
IL. X. SIMoNps. Proprietor.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Ask your ticket agent about worlds
fair excursions over Lake Shore X Oc-
tober lth and 18Th.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Including state room berth via Holland
aud Chicago Line Steamers. See adv.
on inside page.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

LILLY WHITE = cur header others
try 10 initiate this bsand Beware q
fraud. Every Esek has scnt e our nill
Valley City Milling Co
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08
OCTOBER
nj the

OCTOBER
at the
GREAT EXPOSITION
CHICAGO
ExCuRSION0
VIA
c. h. ~ I.
sOcfober -.
October 1O, 1S, Ia,
October lB. IS. 20.
October IA. 2eb, o..
$40 for the round trip. good for Ten
daya Tickets good in coaches only.
Trains leave Grand Rapids 1oob
a m and nsD p m; arrive in Chi
cago i:l0 p. m. and TOO n IN 1906 =
m. train does not run Sunday.
Call telephone o0d
Excursions
To the worlds fair over the Lake Shore
October 1lth and 18th. Half rates.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Our special hnen sale a plxin and
fancy linens viii open Mondzy norning.
October 8. and eontinne through the
week. CoEl. kSo11 4 Co
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

While you are attending the various
millinery openings THE week call in at
Corl, Knott 4 Cos They always have
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Special train excursions over Lake
Shore October llth and 18th TO Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Read the article In Tie workn.sn re-
garding the city sleetEician. c. W. Car
man. president and general manager
Cr4ad Rspids Electric compzny.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Special Linen Sale Tor this week enlT.
commencing Aonday morning.
Conf. kacrT a Co
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Get your SUNDAY dinner st TIE Paris
Restaurant. 81 Lyon street
w SrFvfws
prourletn
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Travis hae sas line q rev ard
seeond hand stoves Great bargains
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

the mind of tho woman
who knows the best mssii-
cine Tor her achns. fstns and
reaknaz. il % be found In
Or Pierccs Fsyorite Pre-
ariptfonL II - q remedy
which cnrrrrts and cures
the distressing derange-
Hseuns and diss.ss peculiar
g. woman. builds up and
Strengthens her system When
stses weak, rundo~n and
oTwwrrks-f For an an
vigorating. rsstoratiys
t1nic s~p-r3ally s1apt~l tc
.worans nr-<is ti,e I" Pa
vorlte Pre~cription = -
positive IN ifs elect that Il
/ 0sarsanfsed n it ever
fails 81 i<neft ~ cure, ir
essrs f0r which is's advised
yUa have yonr rssCney ferk
Wksf el4 can BE- " jnsf
o. good ~ zen
Far bearing d0wn .enss
tianx. uicsxeffon. isdsranls
ttn. everything kfown -
fsn.Ae errnfisiuf, tois :
a renesiy fbsts safe, CT
tain. sEsi Treved
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Druscists. - Nonrcs 81. Grand Rarids. Mich
Telephone g8 orders for anything to be had
In a nrst-class Drug Store solicitaa and
of the city
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

whirled, and back ached, bu
worst of all was that awfu
crowding-dow,i feeling in m.
abdomen.
A friend told me of th
Vegetable Compound; he
faith won mine, and now | an
we'll. Oh! how can | return
thanks to Mrs. Pinkhaml
Every woman troubled witt
uterus or womb troubles car
be cured, for it cured me. ano
will them" - Mrs. Kerhaugh
Juniata ST., Nicetown, Pa
All druggists sell Il. Address in eon6denos,
f.sDn r. PIskHAM MKp. Co.. lrEn, AAsk
Liver EzlLx. rs cents
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

Female Sx6syeys.-
Hear me.
Many times ! wished !
was dead before | took lydia
Z. Pinkham's Htgffatk Com.
pound.
Il was discouraged, broken
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

hearted. / was
so i'll with fe.
male trouble |
could not walk
or stand, a n q
had to b e as
sisted to M
feet when ari.
ing from Z
chair. My hcae
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08

To the worlds fair over the Lake Shore
October lith and 18th. Half rsfesL
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-10-08
ELECTRIC { ENGINEERING c.,



lisssrs us
make e.n ir~n s
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-07-13
WILL. BE. SHORT.
The Wheat Crop in the six Principal Win
ter Wheat States.

The Wheat Crop in the Six Principal Win
ter Wheat States.
TOLEDO, July 0.During the past
few days G. A. King & Company have
received replies from 1881 reliable grain
dealers and millers They cover almost
every important wheat county in the
six principal winter wheat states which
last year raised $50 900, 900 bushels, and
generally produce two-thirds Of the
winter wheat crop. They now promise
sbout LOG, ,000, 900 bushels for 1893.
Ohio has the best and very favor
able prospect. It is the only one of the
sir states which will have as large q
crop as a year ago. A few of the coun-
ties say the prospect was never better
Indiana promises an average crop.
Michigan nearly an average. Missouri
wo-thirds, and Illinois a trifle less than
two-thirds. Kansas raised 1000, 900
bushels last year, but this year will
have only one-half of an average crop.
Three-ffths of the total reports say
prospects is for an average yield or bet
ter, About per cent report the crop
almost atotal failure; these came from
Kansas and Illinois.
There has been small improvement
in the condition over a month ago.
About 40 per cent report the prospect
the same.
Kansas shows no change: Missouri
and Illinois O trife worse, becoming 60
in some of the larger counties during
the past 10 days, caused by rust and
scab
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-07-13
STORMS HARVEST
Known That Seventy-FOur PeO-
pie Were Killed i'm Iowa.
Pomeroy Seems to Have Caught
the Brunt of 1t.

Forty-Two Killed and About 100 Injured
in That vicinity-Impossible to Obtain
Anything Like Complete List of the
Injured.
PoMERoY, Ia, July 8.-Fifty- three
dead. rs fatally injured, and 15G with
broken limbs, cuts and bruises more or
less severe. This is what the tornado
accomplished in the matter of casualty
The town of Pomeroy is one complete
wreck. There is scarcely hut left
standing. About Is acres of debris
constitutes now what was thriving
village. Splinters are all that remain.
Pomeroy is part and parcel of the prai-
rie. the death dealing wind having
left the place barren and desolate.
Scarcely tree remains. Piles of bro
ken timbers and occasional pieces Of
furniture are all that can be found Of
what was once the largest buildings in
the place. Two hundred and fifty
houses were in all destroyed, and the
money loss on these and their contents
is placed at 100000.
Fort DODGE, Ia, July 1O,--Details Of
Thursday nights storm continue to
reach here. 1t is known that IA per-
sons were killed along the track of the
cyclone. Forty-two are dead at Pom
eroy, and about 100 injured.
1t is impossible to obtain list Of the
injured.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-07-13
WAS HE GUILTY?
Miller, the Negro Lynched Fri
day at Bardwell, Ky.,
For the Brutal Murder of the
Two Ray Sisters.

Now Alleged That the Real Culprit, Pal
other Lynching Possible--BardweM Ne
groes Threaten Race war-The Town
Greatly Excited in Consequence.
CAIRO, Ills, July 11.--News has been
received here that a colored man had
been arrested at Milan, Tenn, who is
found to have been an accomplice of
Miller, who was lynched at Bardwell,
KY, last Friday The man arrested is
said to have been not only partner in
the crime, but is the one that actually
killed and assaulted the Ray sisters in
blackberry patch near Bardwell. The
sheriff of Bardwell, KY, has been noti-
fed, and il the suspect proves to be the
man it is claimed, another lynching is
in prospect.
The man fought desperately, but,
when finally overpowered, admitted
that he murdered the girls, and that
Miller knew it and refused to divulge
it. Miller, while in jail at Bardwell, is
claimed to have said that, while he did
not commit the crime, he knew who did
lit; but afterward denied having said so.
BIiIler's Bad Record.
Monday afternoon Chief of Police
Mahoney received letter from Ben F.
Gable, sheriff at Dallas, enclosing al
photograph of colored man known in
that locality as Commodore Miller, al
notorious highwayman, rapist and muir
derer, who escaped from the Dallas
county officials five months ago, and
for whom heavy reward was offered.
Those who saw the colored man, @.
J. Miller, who was lynched by mob
at Bardwell, KY, last Friday, and have
seen the photograph, have no hesitation
in saying they are alike.
CiroumstantiaI Evidence Only,
Until Monday no one could be found
who would say positively that he had
seen Miller in Kentucky on the day Of
the murder, but now q young woman
asserts that she saw the Miller who
was lynched hiding in her fathers
barn, near Bardwell, that morning,
and saw him again when he was first
taken back.
Notwithstanding the slight and pure
ly circumstantial evidence upon which
he was hanged the discovery of the factI
that he mailed q letter from here on
the Fourth of July to his wife, at
Springfield, Ills., strengthening this be-
lief, for, after mailing the letter, he
had ample time to go from here to
where the young girl says she saw him
in the barn near where the murder was
committed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-07-13
NUMBER OF VICTIMS.
About Twenty Were Killed and as Many
More Injured.

About Twenty Were Killed and as Many
More Injured.
The rolls were called in the different
fire engine houses at 8 o'clock Tuesday
morning. It was ascertained that IL
firemen were missing and they were
given up as dead by their comrades.
The bodies of six persons were re.
covered Monday night and four more
Tuesday morning. All were horribly
burned so that it was impossible tc
even attempt Identification.
Four Columbian guards are still
missing, and it is thought that thei1
bodies are underneath the mass OF
debris. This makes the total fatalities
10, as FAR as known, although the full
extent of the death dealt out may never
be ascertained.
About 20 people were injured, some
of whom will die.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-07-13
sIaTemenrToir one pn pi7o.


1t establishes the guilt Of Miller be-
yond question. Beginning with the
trail at the place Of the murder, it was
kept up to the Dupeyster field, several
miles away, where negro was shot at
the afternoon of the murder.
The same trail was found on the
other side of the river. Gordon, the
fisherman who rowed the negro over
the river, knowing that upon his word
the man could live or die, swore posi-
lively he was the man.
Mrs. Bradley saw man pass her
house, which is on the trail followed,
the morning of the murder.
She saw the man here and says he is
the same man she saw pass her house.
There is much more evidence against
Miller, and everyone is satisfied that
the right man was hanged
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-07-13
Governor Altreld Thanked.

BosToN, July II. Representative Of
the Knights of Labor from the New
England states, at a meeting, organized
the New England Knights of Labor AL
lance. The Alliance adopted the fol-
lowing resolution;
WHEREAS, Governor Altgeld of Illinois,
in pardoning the so-called anarchists, has
performed an act deserving the thanks Of
all friends of humanity; therefore,
RESOLVED, That we, the New England
Knights of Labor Alliance, in convention
assembled, extend him our sincere thanks.
BRoWNsloHN, Inu., y uiy 1l.-July 4
William and Malinda Benton, 30 and 8S
respectively, celebrated the 10th ami
versary of their wedding.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-07-13

INDIANAPOLIS, July 11,--Official no
tice has been received by the executive
committee Of the national encampment.
Grand Army Of the Republic, that all
the railway lines entering indianapolis
would make rate of one cent per mile
each way for round trip. This insures
a basis of one cent per mile from Cairo,
st. Louis, Decatur, Peoria, Chicago,
Cleveland, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
Louisville. The passenger agents also
report that this rate viii be generally
adopted throughout the Union.