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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07
M,KINLEY THE MAN.

This is election day over the river,

AfA"Nh 4AnHhENNs
This is election day over the river.
The. canvass in Belmont county is
closed. 1t is unfortunate that certain
factions in the Republican party kept up
4 fight until the eud, but their work will
be lost, no doubt, in the splendid work
OF the committee aud the tried and true
men OF the party Even Democrats in
position to know concede that Mckin-
ley will have about COO plurality in the
county, while the Republicans who
have canv0ssed the county confidently
expect from 200 to 400 more than the
Democrats conCede. AS shrewd au OBJ.
server as Capt. Lorenzo Danford puts it
at from 1000 to 1900. The local dssen-
sious may reduce the highest figures,
but there is no probability OF falling
off to the lowest.
With fair weather the Republicans Of
old Belmont will ring an old.time
Blaine plurality tonight with every
man on the county ticket within the
told safely. Hon. J. y. Heinlein and
Probate Judge Tallman will be right
with the leader, and Howard Kirk, for
treasurer, and Hon. G. L. Weems, for
prosecutor. will be close up to them
when the count is ended.
There has been little betting in
Wheeling or the result. The Demo-
Gratis want too great odds.
Republicans and Democrats were
heard remarking yesterday that they
didn't know to-day Is election day. No
Republican should forget this fact. The
campaign hns been exceedingly quiet in
Martins Ferry. The only meeting held
was by tina Republicans. The Demo-
Gratis have been working and will con-
tinue to work until six o'clock this
evening Republicans should vote early
and see that their ne!ghbors vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07
THOSE GRAVEL PILES
That Form Little Islands in the
Ohio River Here
IRE A MENlCE TO NAVIGATION,

At Lenst That is the Opinion of the
River Mon. and the Pittsburgh Coal
Exchange Win Cali tho Attention
of Uncle Sam 10 What They Claim
is an Infringement of Navigation
Laws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07

Col. Glen. Steele diedat New Licking
ton, O., last Friday. He was native
Of Washington county, Pa, but was
brought up in Belmont county, 0. He
married daughter of the late United
States senator Thomas Ewing, and was
a brother-in.law OF Gen. ". I. Sherman.
because OF domestic troubles he had
been separated from his wife for several
yoars, and in his lonliness he turned
back to the home of his boyhood, and
each summer came back to spend few
months with his old friends over the
river, and the many in Wheeling who
held him in warm regard. He served
with distinction in the war for the Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07
HoOD's Plus are purely Vegetable. 4


Sixty seconds often makes great diff.
ference-a one minute remedy for Bron,
chitis, choking up OF the throat and
lungs etc. OF course is a great blessing.
Cubeb Cough Cure is such remedy 1t
will afford decided relief III one minute
No family will be without it after once
trying il. Sold by Alex I. Young John
Kari, Wheeling, and Bowie x Co.,
Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07
julius Jacobs sells dry goods cheapest.
UPRIGHT PIANO
Cheap.
+. w. BANNER & Co.


for any trace Of Antipyrepe, Morphine.
Chloral or any injurious compound in
Krauso's Headache Capsules. % cents.
Sold by Alex I. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07

We are headquarters for stylish Wraps,
and do not forget Il. SEQ our lines before
purchasing elsewhere.
II. EMSHEINIER,
Eleventh street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-07

Who have takon Hoods Sarsaparilla
what they think of it, and the replies
will be positive in its favor. Supply
what Hood sarsapariila does, that teiia
the story OF its merit. One has been
cured Of indigestion or dyspepsia, an
other finds its indispensable for sick
headache or biliousness, while others
report remarkable cures OF scrotuta,
catarrh, rheumatism, salt rheum, etc.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-01-07

The old whaling bark Prdgresst
which has reached Chicago, where
she and her outfit with constitute one
of the attractions of the worlds fair,,.
has something of history. She has
made IT trips around Caps Horn
without losing so much as ropeyarus
and 40 times she crossed the Arctic
ocean 10 quest Of whales. 10 1869
che sailed from New Bedford for the
Arctic, d during her cruise in
1871 care the terrible gale thai
scattered tie fleets Of all uations in
those waters. OF all The New Bed.
ford feet the Progress alone survivs
ed, and she came home with BOO
seameu, seven captains, five women
and three children, saved from the
many wrecks She Is still q good
whaling ship.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-01-07
NO 80.

shall NOT exceed for ferry at Sniiey8
$lS0.00sper annum, at Campbell&s
$l75.00 per annum.
Z. Montague, appeared before the
Police jury and made partial res,
port as oyster inspector, which res,
port was accepted.
I The following claims were Thea.
allowed to the Police Jurors for sera
vices to date, inclusive
Ward III. Alcae Leblanc 3 20 90
Ward 2-Jules Thibodeaux 86 so
Ward s. G.. Godchahx % 90
Ward Al. L. Broussard 81 80
Ward 5-Martin Saryer DO 90
Ward 6-Ernest Broussard S3 SO
Ward T--Ambroise bacour a6 80
On motion daly. seconded. the
Police Jury than ad5ourHed u ths
next regular meeting.
j. t. BRoUssARD. President.
j. ". WILLIAMS, Clerk,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-01-07
REHaalRssF. !.

We, tie undersigned 3Hry of freehoiu-
ers, duly appointed by the Police Jury
of said parish to trace and lay out a
public road leadiug from dividing line
of 4. Theall and Shadrack Porter runs
ming east and west above the line
through the lands of the following pro-
prietors, to wit:
Aurelien Theall and Eloi GaidrY
seven acres; Mrs. Therozin Tonps. and
Eloi Guidry three and a half acres,
north and south; Eloi Guidry and Mrs.
Therozin Toups seven acres east and
west; Z. D. Parker and Mrs. TheFozin
Toups three and a half acres, north and
sautn; Mrs TheroZin Toups and j. B.
Mia seven acres; Vilior Leblanc and
j. B. Mia, acres, east and west, vi
lior Leblanc and A. NUnez, seven acres
north and south; A. Nnnez and A. Il.
Nunez seven acres, east and west; 4.
n. Perry and A. H. Nunez seven acres.
north aud south; c. n. Perry and A. Il.
Nunez fourteen acres, east and west;
Louis Dudoit and 4. Ell. Nunez seven
acres north and south 4. II. NuneZ
and Louis Dudoit seven acres east and
west; Louis Dudoit and unknown seven
acres east and west; Louis Dudoit and
Fl. c.. Harrington seven acres east and
west; Fl. Harrington and school land
| | acre east and west; H. &. Harrington
and N. Perry two and q half acres east
and west, having been notified OF our ap-
isDointment and of the time and place OF
i9meeting by the person first named in
said order of appointment; and having
severally taken subscribed the forego-
ing oath, and having given notice to
each and every one of the aforesaid pro-
prietors IN writing, at least three days
! previous, of the time and place of meet
| ing and of the intended laying. out OF
said road through the lands of said pro-
prietors, which notices were duly served
ON said proprietors, did meet on the 24th
dav of October, 1852, at Aurelien
Theall, the place designated in said
notices, and did then and there, Ii pres
ence of the following named Of said
proprietors, to wit:
| ViHor Leblanc, A. Theall, Eloi Gui-
dry, J. B. Mia, N. Perry, G. N. Perry
! proceeded to trace and lay out sale
public road as follows :
| Beginning A. Theall's, in 7th ward
running west to VIM. Harrington's pas
ture gate in the ward and running
thence through the lands Of above
named for the distance of three and
miles taking a strip oftwenty feet Wid'
off of the land of each one along thei
common boundary lineys which bound
ary was mutually agreed upon ant
shown US by said proprietors, and b,
them designated TO us, by setting
stakes and plowing burrows, so as Z
be easily visible and recognizable
and thence through the lands as ab0gl
1 designated to the termination sof saat
| road, which is forty wide throaghont It
| entire length, and Was 50 traced az
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-01-07

~ 4sss q -.
S. A. Lum and j. Dickinson, Of
HUMBOLDT county, Iowa, are in Jen
.nings establishing new indastry
that promises to beQuite extensiFea
They will buy aud pack game hero
during the winter and ship TO New
York. A refrigerator is on lhs j
road and when it 10 received they
will commence onera tons. The
game will be prepared and then
frozen, so that it may be HI oondis
ton for shipping, These geatlemeH
have followed this line for eight
years. AS game u sbpudant hers
in winter, they antlcirate no dilBculs
ty in enIisting plenty of help by Tho
incentive Of top prices, which will be:
offered in these columns as soon a.as
the apparatus is ready for work
Jennings Times.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-01-07
WIN. Meyer lplofmed Us lask

WIN. Meyer informed us lasf
week that he (Mcyerl. M
Ros,eet, j. ~. Rosteet and o u
Foster had purchased tract Of laud
10 sabine parish containing sixs
hundred acres for the coosiderafiof
of $4,000. This tract of land has =
vein Of bard -eosl one quarter of q
mile Ia width and betweea
six aud seven feet thick and
running through their tract SAM
pies Of this coal can be seen at Mr..
Meyers drug store. The CoumerS
cial hopes that there will be mill
lions in itn for these gantleneo -
Lake Charles CcHseegsssss
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-01-07
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saped.

q Il
From letter written by Mrs. ADJ.
'Es nurd. Of Groton.S. D.. we quote q
Twas taken with: bad cold, which
settled on my Lungs, coughs set in and
finally terminated in consumptions
Four Doctors gave me up, saying 1
could lire but a short time. Igave
myself up to my Saviour, determined
if / could not stay with my friends on
earth, | would meet my absent onea
above. My husbnnd was advised &c
get Br. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, E
gave it tfial, took in all eight bottles
it has cured me, and than God I am
now q Weil and hearty woman. Ttial
bottles ..ree 1T Eouna Il Ed6 ards Drug
store. regular size, 50c, ard 100
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-01-07
ABBEYIIIR. LOUISIANA SATURDAY, JANUARY I. 1893
Police jury Proceedings

AbbevilIe, La, December Is, 1892.
The Police Jury OF Vermiliou
Parish met this day pursuant to ad-
journment. Present J. L. Brous-
sard, President, and Messrs. j. A.
Leblanc, Jules Thibodeaux. G. God
chaux, NJ. Sarver, Ernest Broussard
and A. Lacour.
The reading of the minutes of De
cember 9th was dispensed with.
The committee appointed to in
vestigate the matter proposed by the
Sheriff sat the last meeting of this
body stated that they had not been
ablesto investigate said matter and
asked for further time, which was
granted.
On motion of Mr.. E. Broussard,
duly seconded, resolved that the
road traced by jury of freeholders
on July 7, 1884, and recorded Sep
tember 13, 1886, be and is hereby
annulled, and that the following re-
port be substituted thereforand that
the same be declared q public Gead ,
to wit: 4 .5ss.s
State of Louisiana, 4,
Parish of Vermilion.
We A. Fl. Nunez, a. Tfiealf; Eloi
Guidry, Louis Dudoit, Charles n.
Perry and Jean Baptiste Mia
do solemnly swear that we will lay out
the road now directed to be laid out by
the Police Jury OF the Parish Of Vermil-
ion, to the greatest ease and advantage
of the inhabitants, and with as little
prejudice to enclosures as may be-
without favor Or affection, malice or
hatred and to the best sf our skill and
abilities. So help us God. And fur
thermore, that we will truly assess all
damages to proprietors, caused by said
road, to the best of our Judgment and
ability.
A. II. Nunez, Aurelien Theall. Elei
Guidry, W. L. Dudoit, Chas N. Perry,
John B. Mia.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this I'd day of October, 1892.
+. .O'NeHl,
Justice Of the Peace. {
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

men bic Namen Der GanoioaHn oer
parteicm perseidnet iinb, mnb sur @e3s
ten zines ieben Namens einen 9nopf,
aui ben er gu bruden bat. Oas osmo'
tratiide Sidet lit gum 9eiipieI burd
@elb beseidnet, bas republitanii3t
ourd @otb, bus Der Yrobibitioniiten
bur6 8lau uiw. Gann Der Stimmse'
Der nidt leien, 10 bat ct ii@ nur an Bic
betreiienbe Tarbe leiner Partei 81 bal:
ten, b. H., wenn CT fir bas itriete Git
let gu itimmen wiini9t. Wen" oer
Stimmseber aui ben Snopi redts uon
eiuem Namen oriidt, 10 resiitrirt er baz
nit automatiid iein Sotum fir ben be-
trefienoen Ganoibaten unb gu slei9er
3eit iperrt er bic &nSpie neben ben
Mamen aler anbsren Ganoioaten, 10 baB
Nliemanb fir mebr ais einen Ganoioaz
ten fir Elm Nmt itimmen Tam. Dat
CT bic &nopie tiir aue feline Ganoioaten
9eSridt, 10 oiinet CT bic Nussansstbir
uno bebt baour@ slei9seitis ben Sers
l9lub bes @anbioatenresiiters auf unb
siebt bas inswii@en seiperrte S@loB
Der ginsansstbire fret, 10 SaB Der Snz
ipector ben na3iten Stimmseber entire
ten laj1en tann. Oas 9eiammtuotum
fir ieoen Ganbibaten resiitrirt ii@ ous
tomatild, 10 baB na& S9luB Der 8abl
bic Glerts nur bic anse9ebene 3abl aus
Der Maidine ab;uleien uno in ibr pros
totou ein;utrasen baben. Cine Maz
l6ine lit ausrei9eno, nm mabreno Der
@ablltunben bic Stimmen Don 1intz
bunoert Stimmsebern su resiltriren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

Dat es ni@t nur in nnierem eanos
"watered stock" sibt, benefit Elm
Gelesramm wel9es ben &ra9 elmer BET
eriten Tinan; : Snititute bon 2onoon
tlarleat: Nus Dem Telesramm entneb>
men mir baB bic GnsliibzS @ottii@s nno
Auitralii@e Gbartereo Bant NIT Wers
binbli9teiten i'm @etra9e uun $40, ooo>
900 f%alirte. Die 8ant mar int Sabre
1852 bur9 t6ni9li@en @barter 9e9riins
bet unb ioute e,n einsesabltes &apital
bon 81, 500 900, iowie einen &eierues
fonb pom 81, soc, 900 beiieen. Die
taqirte 8ant, mel@e 3weisaei@dfte in
sidney, Nbelaibe, 9risbane unb Melz
bourne, iouie anOeren Nuntten in Neu
Glib Males, 8ictoria unb Glib Nu>
1~tralien bate, uermittelte oas gauge
Bantz uno 8e9iel9ei3aft swil9en
@roBbrittanien uno N%uitrqlien unb batz
te sroBe Depoiiten. Der &ra@ wuo
oas 9elunfene Gertrauen in bic al trolis
i9en Tinan5inl titute nod beoeutenb bers
aberdeen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
eim anberer Ta1mann uns iemals

iraenb Gin anberer Tadmann uns iemals
seiast, scnau wie u.el Silber mir III
ben Dollar aus bieiem MetaQ tbun
mlGcm, I'M i'm benz @olbboQar Slei9s
wertbis 81 MAIDEN. Dor 90 Sabren
battens 81 @ran 9etban. 3ebn SABRE
lpater wiiroe es i6on $50 @ran &C.
nommen baben, umo iett wirbe es et~a
$50 @ran nebmen. 8ie uiel, barna@,
wieoer na@ 10 Sabren? Sis bierauf
cine bcirieoisenoe @ntwort ertbe!lt wiro,
1T Der Natb bes Germ SHERMAN ni6ts
wert5.
PLUS Dem Nor itebenoen eriiebt man,
wie nett bic Mnii9ten in Der @elbsTras
&C nod au%seinauoer seben "no baB IS
nod barter &dmpie beoarfen wiro, che
bielelbe i'm S,nne Der 0oltsparteis
Y%rineipien bic ri@tise 90iuns finbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
Seit G%infubruns bes ii@ ionit be:

Stit Ginfubruns bes ii3 ionf be-
mabrenoen autrali1@en Wabllpitems
mar man bemiibt, Dem lan9iamen Stim>
men uno Stimmen5dblen nnter Dem
neuen @eieb ab5uDelfen uno ba bat nun
Elm griinoer cine automatii9e Gorrt9>
tun9 berseiteQt, wel@e benz 3me6 entz
ipre9en ioa. Die Mai6ine lit in einer
aus Gilenble@ an9eferti9ten 8ube pon
etma flint GuabratfuB umfang auf9ez
felt. Muf elmer @eite ~befinoen 1i@
3wei Eburen, bic cine fir ben Ginsans,
bic on6ere fir ben Mussans. Die
@timmseber tellen li@ BET &eibe nad
por bet Bube auf uno werben ~einseln
pom benz an Der Gin9an9stbir auf9ez
fteuten Snipector ein9elaien. Ser
@timm9eber tritt auein in bic 8uoe unb
bic Gbir i@lieBt ii@ iofort binter ibm.
@or ii@ finoet ct perticale gteiben Don
Narten bon peri@ie6ener Tarbe, aui Be-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

Sur 3cit, no Die Seler bes rUorts
idritts bieie Numlmer erbalten miro Die
%. Staatsseiet9ebuns BON Minneloto
su ben Oinsen seb0ren, wel9e aa9swez
len lino unb TIRE Gbaten meroen BENT
nd@lt our9 publitation 5ur &enntniBz
nabme sclonsen. &ir werbcn alsoann
audi einen tlaren lleberblid iber Die
perduoerten unb neuen @eleee erbalten,
melbe mabreno oer @isun9 pom @taz
pei sela1en wuroen; uber lol9e pel@e
ouf bic cine ooer bic anoere 9lrt vab9ez
tban" ODER unerleoi9t blieben, brau3en
nit uns bie &0pfe ni@t weiter 81 5erz
bre9en. 1eber eini9e nod mdbreno Der
letten Situnsswode perbanoelten @ez
eenltdnbe baben mir nod tur5 an anoerer
@te0e beridtet. llngebeuren Staub
wirbelten II. u. AUDI nod Die einsebra3z
ten lenlationeuen 8eri6te iiber Den Ti9z
tenbol; : S3winoel aui Staatsz unb
@3uuanoereien auf. Nls semiB iteQte
1i9 babel beraus. baB bas 9olS BON
9roBen Stredeu bieier 2anoereien per-
idmunben 1T uno baB BON ben Grl0s
baiur auBerlt weni9 in Die Staatstane
flop. IS itebt alio feit, baB babel
sroBartise @@winoeleien nnb Spitbuz
bereien betriebeu wurben, aber oh man
bic mirtli9 S@uloi9en ausiinber unb
CUR &e9eni@ait sieben wrro lit cine
sroBe Trase. 0ie @3uloisen iino
b09fma6ri@einIi@ reide unb einfluBz
rei4e 2eute, wel@en man i@werli@ etz
mas gu 2ei6 tbun wirb nno 10 oarfte
man ie6r bolo ni@ts mebr BON Ser ao''s
gen Mnselegenbeit b0ren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
Gin Srrtbum.

oSu ClHsI SeIpAeD""S O3
man Silber Siu brin9t Die ct. SAUL
rGoltsseituns" Tolsenoes:
vSn einem unldnsit bel einem Sanz
felt in Sbio uerleienen Srieis Senator
@berman's iast perielbe: vDie Grfabz
ring bat selebrt. Dap Die Noten BET Na=
tionalbanten, aelidert in uouem ooe1
b0berem 8etrase burd Bombs Der Ser.
Staaten, ba5 1i9erite uno bette umlaufss
selo iinb, weldes je ba mar.
Mit Ser @i9erbeit bat oies lomeit
feline &i6tisteit, ais bic 8onbs oer
Ser. @taaten ii9er iino, mel3e fir Biz
Moten binterlest meroen, ia nod etrpas
meiter gum Betra9e Der 10 Yrosent Or:
ira ser subinterlesenoen Bombs CUR Def
flung etwai9en Talens oes 'Gurles Der:
ielben. 0as BE tie" @elo wdre es
aber nur Damn, menn man ni@t auf ber
Tabisfeit Der 2ulammensiebuns ODER
Musoebnung ieines l1mlanfzS uantums
-aui Debnbarteit - beitebt, bic Don
@ielen ais cine 9auptia6e Don benz
@eloe uerlan9t wiro, mel3es lie als
mirtli6 9utes, ooer gar als oas "be'ts"
@elb fir ben l1mlauf anieben louen.
vCieies" iast 9err @berman ferne'
lit i'm @eientli9en bas pom ben reid:
iten uno iortsei9rittenten &esiernnSer
-r9anoern" ODER rS0ltern", miQ oe'
Yapa mobl iasen-in europa an9enom:
meme @pitem". 0os 1T 10 NIT semii:
ien mi9tisen Bei@rdntunsen. Sn Der
rei9iten uno fertsel@ritteniten sdnoerr
Guropas lit bas Suantum bes ourd
@taats>S bli9ationen 9eoedten Noten:
umlauis bur@ bas @eiet itrens anf cir
Marimum bei@rdutt. Sn Deuti@lan>
fam Die @rense sesen 3abluns elmer
Steuer pon 5 Yro;ent Der l1eberaus9ab'
iberl9ritten mer6en, mel@em3useitanb:
Mig Die Mbii9t gu @runoe liest, elmer
;e,tmeiien sr0Bern |erlans na@ @oter
gu beiriebiseu. sSn England mirb benz:
lelben Tau bur9 Specialanoronun9 oes
TinanSratbs Re@nuns %9etrasen.
Sci uns lit bas Suantum, Der fiji
Deduns Der Noten gu babenoen 8onos
bic ein;ise' @ren5e Der @rOBe Der &us:
sabe fir BEN llmlauf. Beioubere Vor
tebr tir Notbfaue beitebt ni@t, nno bi
Stem Dorfer 8anten baben fi6 mieoer
bolt 9enOtbist seieben, fir iol@e auBer
seiebli@e MaBreseln gu ersreifen. 81
europaii@en Spiteme bieten 9enasen0
grmutbisuns, oas nmlaufsquantum gu
nd9it Dem bon Dem @eiet 9eltattete'
Meiitbetra9e gu balten, mdbreno nj
unter unierm @pitem ben bur4 Bono
seii9erten $50 tenumlauf INN SO proce'
babeu abnebmen ieben, Bios neil tei
Nroi tit an Dem l1mlauf mar 49, mdbren
set @el6dftsbebarf wu6s. Is i6ein
al 10, es belteben swii@en unierm Sp
item un6 Den europaii3en betrd@tli9
nnteri9ie6e, 6enen mir 8etra@tlides a
befol9enswertber 2ebre entnebmen t0n
nen.
Terner last SER SHERMAN; uDi
re9te, mirfli9e glbbilfe 9%ewdbrenb
S. Jung 6es Silberproblems lit, in TN
fern @ilberbouar 9enug Silber gu,
Marttwertb gu tbun, um linn benz @olI
bouor slei@wertbis gu ma3en." Da
Qono bat bieien @atb i@on friiber I'M
9ebeuer oft 9eb0rt, obne baB CT 8efol
: 9un9 9erunoen, uno Der @runb bafi
1T uiellei9t, neil we6er SHERMAN, noe
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
0IcpcIaup umo pic 9cutt@en,

Mon fam leit Ginger 3eit feline bsuts
ide 3eituns mebr in bic 9anh nebmen,
obne baB obise lleberi@riit in Die N"se"
faut. Die fyrase, mas eieielbe be-
tuubet, tam nit Elm Gaar Borten bas
hin ertldrt merben, bag iie ni9ts mebr
,nb nidts weniser beoeutet, ais oaB Der
neue 9rdiioent bel ieinen erne"n""se"
bas 0euti9tbum foit sdnsli@ 's"or'rt
bat. Selbit oemotratii3e Se't"n9en,
welde ibre 9eier ieitber oamit trOltete",
bah nit ben Grnennunsen erlt anseta"z
aen lei unb baB bic Oeuti3sMmeritoner
idou an bic &eibe tommen wiiroen, tans
aen bereits an ;u murren. Wfan Tam
linen bies 9ewiB nidt perar9en, ~e"a
man beoentt, ba6 es namcntli9 oeutlde
Stimmen waren, welde Die Mabl elepes
lambs liderten unb oaB bic Deutlden
beBbalb wob( erwortsn ourtten, pet Der
Beiepuna pom Memtern 9ebiibreno be-
radI6tist gu weroen. Oils wirtli@er
Sobn tlinst es, menn elm Slatt nod Die
gemerfnns ma9t, Bag SEER Subj non
ct. Qouis, Der neuernannte General
Goulul in @ien, eisentli6 elm 9eutlder
lei. Subj, oosr Suotiepecs, 'uie letne
@tommpdter in @irtl16teit bieBen, 1T
BET Sobm zines polnii@en Suoen aus
@oli,ien, Der, wie bic meiiten Suosn aus
ben ilauii1en Sanoerm, etwas oentl@
ipri6t, aber i'm beBbolb gum Nerrdlenz
tanten oes 0eutidtbums 1tempeln 81
wollen, 1T benu oo@ rein ssla9erltd.
Die 2iite Ser bis jeet Grnannten 1T idon
cine rebt aniebnli9e unb menn Pralloent
Gleuelano oas Oeuti6tbum no6 0ebibr
beriidl idten moute, bate ct ii@er l9on
ldneit Die @elesenbcit ooiu. Wir lino
iiber,eu9t, baB audi Der r0eutl9e Wfiz
del", ,penn err It einmol Die Steuen err
lten uno ~sweiten STANCES beistt iino, an
bic 0teibe tommen wiro, uno 'uenn er IS
,ufrieoen lit, an S9wan5enoe Der oemoz
fratijden Yotrona9s gu fisuriren, baben
mir iir I'M ernIbeil audi ni9ts oasesen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
0cupcrne1r Neljon bat :;


Tolsenben 81 Mitslieoern ber Capitol
bau> 6 ommijion %ernannt: l. Dtitrttt,
$. 81. 0amberton, @inona, Oemotrat.
2. 9iitritt, 81. 6. Send, Martin
County, &epublifaner. 3. Ditritt.
Geo. q. 0u Ioit, Garner County, De:
mofrat. 4. Dtitritt, gbannins Sea:
burp, SIAM ey, &epublitaner. 5. 81:
itritt, Sobn Be 9aittre, 9enneptn, SIC:
publifaner. 6. 0iitritt, 6. $. 9ropes,
ct. 2ouis County, Gepublitaner. 7,
Ditrift, 8. $. Barrett, Grant @ouns
tY, MQianiler.
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MQe 6orten @ras> Sameu, frii9
uno 3uperldiiig, i'm Yionier Drug
Store Don q. s. Gfitetn.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-11
Through Trains on Trunk Lines.

The 26 west bound trains which run
daily on the s railroads connecting New
York with Chicago average only 8
through passengers each. The join,
committee OF the Trunk Line and Cen
trail traffic associations infers from this
small number of through passengers that
there are too many through trains run
ming on all the roads. They use this as an
argument that the New York Central
should not put on its 20-hour limited be-
tween New York and Chicago and report
that through trains ought to raise their
fares as their time is quickened, adding
the following extra rates to the regular
fares:
Iwenty-SlX hours So
Twenty-four and one-half hours. +
Twenty-Five and one-half hours. 8
Twenty and one-half 10
This would make the cost of a trip on
the Central's 2O-hour limited, with S. for
the sleeping car. $335 each way. o. SO for
the round trip.
The attempt to gauge the profits Of
running through trains by the number
of through passengers is in the highest
degree fallacious .-New York Adve,
tiser.