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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-29
Generally fair; much colder,
FOR
SA LIE
RENT

Full Dress Coats and Vests, cut in the latest
style, from the newest fabrics. Just what you
will need for your New Years calling. Also,
the correct capers in Ties, Gloves and Handker-
chiefs. Early comers have the advantage of
unbroken assortments to select from. Prices
are always the lowest at
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-29
VIII Disrupt the Party.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Dec. 2s.-R. NJ. Che
nault, one Of the most prominent Populists
In Kansas, and attorney for Mrs. Lease,
arrived here from Topeka tonight. He is
very bitter against Governor Leweling for
removing Mrs Lease. Speaking about the
matter Mr.. Chenault said; Il am perfectly
satisfied. after consultation with NIessrs.
Cileed. Ware & elect, attorneys whom L
have employed 10 assist me in fighting Coy
ernor Lewelling that the Governor cannot
remove Mrs. Lease legally without cause
and in his letter TO her notifying her of her
dismissal he gives no legal cause We pro-
pose 10 fight the case TO the bitter end.
The removal OF Mrs. Lease will certainly
lead to shameful and disgraceful defeat at
the next fall election
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-29
Cyc.er shock Now Ahead.

NEW YORK. Dec. LS-At / O'Clock this
morning in the bicycle match. the score
stood as follows: Shock. I,2S9, Walter. I.el6:
Martin. l.l93; Albert, ll2l; Hosmer $40;
Maxwell. l029: Van Amhurg. los: Golden
9is; Forster. 907; Barton, 76S; Ashinger. SI2
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-29
Chicngo.s Live Stock business.

CHICAGO, Dec. 25-The value OF the live
stock received at the Union stockyaris for
1876 arGOuhts TO over Si9f,0D1.0e9 and the
value of the stock shipDsi aggregates over
Soooc,~o. over six million hogs were re-
ceiyed, the total valua being SlsJ,vOQ.vyv.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-29
Carfer RefnsfnfaI

OLATHE, Kan, Dec. 2S.-SGperintendent
Carter received telegram from Mrs Lease
this morning saying he had been relnstated
This will renew the war by the discharged
employees. some cf whom are still here
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-29
Ledie, VIII Find Relief

From their headache, costiveness, swim
ming in the head collie, sour stomach. rest
lessness, etc, by taking Simmons Liver
Regulator. 1t is mild, safe and pleasant
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-29
MOnOn Route.
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES
Account Christmas and New Years HOLIDAYS

The Monon Route Will sell exclusion tick
cts 10 all points on its line, including Chi
cago; also to points on the following lines:
Cincinnati. Hamilton SS Day ton
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago St.
Louis.
Vandalia Line
Indianapolis. Decatur G Western.
Wabash Railway.
Chic * Mississippi
Louisville Evansville & ST. Louie.
At Rate of One and a Third Fare
For the round trip.
All tickets good to return until Jan. 2,
1891. inclusive.
For further information and tickets call
on any Monon ticket agent. indianapolis
ticket offices are at 26 South Illinois street,
Union Station and Massachusetts avenue.
I. d. BALDWIN, ID. p A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-29

awaiting the result OF new charges. WHICH
are in circulation in regard TO the cohui-
ton OF affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04

stations In New. Y ork foot Of Barci.v mud C,.,-
SHORTEST LINE. vEsTIBUI.rD TRAINS
PULLMAN COACHES N''

Dr TI Fo"te 70 ,NNEWARK BLOOMFIELD, MoNrcLAIn
dSe Madison MorristoMn passaic Paterson Baking non
PXrcoSG Hac a.nGps BubpS LAkE LAKE. To-
GH aria"s gTRo, ~ ~ i,rsBuK,. EAsToW WNrtH
nAXviILE, Noi;rr MTlllMMKSEESnn,AREE NANTicok T.
RICiIFiELD SPRi S NH9SRwiclL watcrvie uTirH'
nXTIi bh lYyIHA owGGo ELMiRA tnHASi ~
oaS w. NH n f IFWEsf Ay6 soGrWEsff.' points
Lbs Pullman parlor ears ' "o,, mS,WEGo Elk.
,n"rnln rr'" Tor Chicago. arriving oi5 n" nt,
':" a:l III ,"'-H'NHnAMroN MAIL stop. a, rr,Ocn,
MInA fXrki.SsSS ron is,,n nnlNGlIAMToN. and Eli.
~ ~ EXPRESS. ru w. ,mnLakEsnARRE and PLYM
1850 T.: W. CDally-BtFFXIIo p nTT,r err, NV
O,OO - NJ '"nnpmhs Arrives ut 7 rs n m '''>' MISS
TX ixrr,,.s 'panny,,.;-BuFFALO. UTICA and, Oswrno
Mu urukEIS and PULLMAN ACGoMMon ,r,oys -.
1855 and Dc Broadwny rictets ferry stations
s,e' New ora 2aJ WASH, Isl isoth,t 20 Columbus
~ broadway, Brooklyn 80 fnlton.st. and
FORMATION at all stations ANU mpcs, giving full In
check baggage from No., COMPANY will call for and
A"'e' W residence TO destination.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

New Jersey, foot Of Liberty-ss.. North River; IA
i 30 Pn Isus s,fi ,1 a "a es, 80 ls
r. NJ, II rs night SUNDAY 90 10 20 ~ ~
Z. IL l5 night. -
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. week .ds{s
and SUNDAYS 90 IL 80 Dining Carr Il. NJ, 10, JED
dining Carr 90 6 90 Baltimore only Z. NJ, IL IL
night. -. ,..,,... c,..,
Tickets and Iaror Car Seats be procured q 172.
235 26i. as 7s5, 9t2 LAO Broadway ~ MurrrN
Street All Canal 81 18th Street 23o COLUMBUS
Avenue and SO West Io5th NewYork 33S Wash
ngon Street. 126 Fulton Street. BrooAiyh anu ~ oroe'
WA Williamsburg. ....s
baggage nom hotel o residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Train leaves s2d-st. station New-fork; a.. fol
low. and H. minutes EARLIER from H. Franklin-st, " X
:s:3O A. N.-Daiy for Newburs Kingston Albany ;
daily except sunday, west OF Cocyrans Jc ,,.,
3uJ 4. N.-Daly for Albany except SUNDAY, Mohtreal.
g:BO 4. M.-Daiy for Albany. Itca syracuse koches.
tor Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chic1go except
saturday for Toronto r 49,,
rtca.
ft0O T.. M,-D,lly. except SUNDAY. for Albany.
5,II b. N,Daily for Albany Montreal Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara fali', Toronto. Detroit
chic ,eu. ~. Louis.
6,3O T.. M.-Dailv; except Sunday. for Newburg, Al
b,ny Saratoga and Montreal .
sis r. Mia w. Tor Albany, Utica syracuse. Roches
Ter. Iuralo Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit Chicago.
Louis.
HAVEISTEAw LOCALS 2:i5. g rs p. NJ.
NEWHU IL, LOCALS. $50, 10 10 a. NJ, Il u.s. 80.
30. ~ 30. III As i. NJ.
sleeping ears Tor BuIao Niagara Falls, Toronto De.
trot. chicago all through trains
DAILY. For tickets. timetables. par'or and Sleeping
ear accommodations information apply offices Brook.
Ign. 1893 Washngtonst 726 Futolst Annex once.
foot Of Fulton.st New York City, 27l ll3 1913 7SJ
So BROADWAY. l43 Bowcry, 81 East ltl.st, 50 West
l2jth.St. and at stations
G T. LAMHERT. Gencral Pnssenger Agent.
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Mem pnblieaIions.

HUXLEY'S Origin of Species, Vertebrated
III Inyertebrated Animals Lay sermons Critiques; All
dresses Photography, Crayfsh Science and Culture
Others. PRATT, 1855 6th-ave.
twentieth Edition, post PAID. for 2jca or stamps ~
THE HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t ais On
Turns Cirav and the Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
PARKER A. NJ LONG g. CO.. ,013 Ar h ST.. Phil. Pa
'tNery one should read this little OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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RAILROADS..

MALICIOUS. ..~v....--o-------
pennsylvania
d RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY0F AMER'CA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and IlterlocElng Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Dcsbro.ses and COrtlandt Streets
In Effect 1901 A. NJ. FEBRUARY 1oth' 1sS''
TIE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
aso and 'front.' Sn Ss% ol Rn to sth ss
einnati IS a. m, indianapolis $50 a No. Chicago
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. .,,
1900 N00NmcPc,ed e Kcdm sepng Dining
Ing and 0ervs9n Carr "Srooms Tor both
fences Of home or office se SA py % 90
ST. IoTIs AND CINCiNNATI EXPRESS.
,S yssqs vs ssRns s%a "
and Passenger coaches 70 Louis A rx, asv
natl Is and ST Louis D 80 p NJ "eN'
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS. p,,..
$50 s ss t rss
land ii 40 a. M Chicago 8: 80 p. M next day
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS. u,
''o Ii ~ s SsSr$y Gar, n@s
fns"9as 90 ,DDcG md I mSis.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 +. MPulman Buae. Sleeping Car New'tor sonS ID
@ssasS r 4osds iio GniaSo Columbus
sESiSD n;1f VALLEY Valley SiS % Sos
daily. Win Sleeper 70 New.orcan'. and IL iS night
WIN wtsI,ISGrOS AND TIE SOUTH.
1000 A. Mwashinxon Limited" wes Sachs Dining
BaIors arriving 1 mn.nnsS aaly 80 ve,toue
Pullman rarior Cars and Dining Car arriving "''""s
Add'onal Espre-. Trains 90 30 2SS s.d
*: "a 80 = u and 81 $50 aS rSi h1E
rIoarbx and la a. f A%sg.-
aSs.ea;e Auru; MN, and saIy Tampa pDr
I%"%"a p NJ and 10 10 night tuesdays, Thur
30 a. '' H. e1S'Sad and p.nve esy
54ssa:h i bias GO, 70 ossaes Seass
~ ,n al I 5:a s' % 80 .ssss ' oS
FOX oIS r 5hS4Gc SffgIS am and DaGs va
:ss: % a. S.,lv weekdays and with
ro $IktS:s :$f ~ Through
fo p aox cio a. M II so 40 $40 and II As
y. M weekdays. Sundays. g:i5 a. m ana 10
;. N. CDc not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express 20, 90, 500 30 100, $50 90 100 WASH
ngton Limited. with Dining Carr and IL w a. 5 ~
" % ,oon penna Limited win Dung S Gnl6 4 40
30 90 and 90 p. IN. and l. rs night Ac,om
Txprcs,. Is : 30 90 0 so. 10 90 H. ~ 90
noin Limited II 90 noon. I 90. 80 DIV, g.
7i5 : 90 100 p IN. aud II - night Accommoda
For ,01 go bio Of 10 P to local points
sy1anla Iaroad stem apply at The following Tx
Offices Nos i33, $40 9ti 1913 llJ and .oI br,oSS
way. A.tor HOUSE. 1874 Fast 125h.st 20 wss t-2,n
psi Columbu,aye '3I SNtha.e @Ia ao IN I, =.
b-oSs,s and Cortlanft st. COur'st eoO Fultoh,st
9s I,roadway and Brooklyn Annex station. foot 81 vi
ion.st. Brooklyn; 12o Uud-on->t, HoDokeni STATION
Jer-"y CITY. ND
Tne New.Ior Transfer Company will call Tor ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through 10 cest
II PROVOST J. r. WOOD.
,..n.r,l N,n,ce- General Passr Agent.
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READING
IN RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthrncife Coal used exclusiyey tnsuring Cieanun0
and COmf0rt.)

AnfhrncIfe Coal used eNc!usiyey' Ihs"r'"s O'e""'1
and COnfOrt.)
Time Table in effect Dec. Is. 1891.
LEHICH VALLEY DIVISION.
FAST EAPEEss TRAINS leave station foot q
Liberty st, North kiyer. Yocuvsrvp NIAGARA
FaiJs, fs5koNrO AND CHICAGO. s.i5 A. n,
5O WEN ZEN ID DA las AND ana funss
Bui Fen s M1 rSS r, Sc PirIsIoy AND SCRANTON
us a. M II 80, J4j, 80 p m. Sundaya exeeps
Scranton Is a. M. 80 p. M ... 49,.
FOR louisville 3 10 a. M, IL ~, $40 p us
eon nnyx KtHDiSG AND HARRISBURG Sis .. NJ
IL 30 as. rs p. M SUNDAYS 40 p m,;,rovv Avn
Much CHUNK : 100, sl5 a M, II 80 rs EXCEPT
Nancn Chunk, 3:i5, 5:i5 80 p. M, sundays :oC.
SIS II 90 a. m. $40, 30 p. m
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NeW-York & Boston
Pullman Limited,
New.York & Northern Railway
AND
NeW.YOrk & NeW.England Railroad.

connection with Manhattan Elevated Railway solid train
OF PULLMAN SLEEPLRS, PASSENGER and BAGGA AGE
CARS 155th-st.. terminus 9th and 9th Ele
vated daily excepting Saturdays, at 10 M arriving In
Boston, foot Of Sunmer-st., at 80 a. M. Saturday.
trains either city Il 100 midnight arriving New
York A. IN. Boston, s 80 .. m Baggage checked
through ct n. Y. N. stations 6Jdst, sth ave-.
and lj5th-st. and Shave
Passengers taking 6thave. IL" at any station Will
make connection platform l55th 81. Tor Boston.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage destination from hotels residence In
any part city upon application any OF their
Offices In NewYork Brooklyn.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NEW.
YORK CITY News Room, II Broadway and
1853 Broadway where Pullman obtained.
Seepers open for accommodation Of passengers ono
hour before leaving time OF tram.
H. IL VREELAND, L. NJ. ALLEN
Geni Manager. Gen'l Pess'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04

TRAINS LEAVE wESI 4.D-SI.,
S20 A. NJ: % minutes earlier from foot Of Fnanh
n.st;) Tor Middetoyn, Bloomngburgh. Port Jergls.
MonI,oen aacocm dral'sorsh Liberty Livingston
sday. HorMeh Eime;ton; uuca. Rome Oneida oswaea.
Bib T. NJ, Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk And MInSSoo
wa,sa, Walkili Valley stations, Mlddctown, Blo"nImg
ne Manor. -''N'"' Law
t7iv0 T.. Nj. Mdd,etown fasburgh. Liberty, LIVING
ston Manor. Eockland, Walton, sidney NorwirH nsus
Oswego. Roo hester Niagara Falls Detroit CbirasW 'i.
suspension Fridge. ' N"r Hco 10
Daily; all other trains daily except SUNDAY
Pullman Drawing room sNts and seepinp,a, hash.
obtained at lo3 Broadway, NewYork NP"s''"' oor'hs
J. C. ANDERSON. a.. A.. 5G Rc,vor.,
Delaware. Incknwnnnn and Western \, -
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Qearbers

A GENCY TO SUPPLY tutors. professors. teachers.
"A etc. In all depa unents OF learning Cir
OF good schools mmlded % parents MlilAM
COYKlEfiI, Eook Building. $50 Filth 2otist.
-ANERIC1N AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Governesscs.
kc. TO Colleges, school, and Families Apply IA
MIS- ". J. YOUNG-FULr0N, ~ Union square,
= EST TEACH ElS.-Afl ofanches: S.161 places ned
- Circulars schools, city country, 70 Pircnes Tree
Union School Bureau KERR HI fSSOoN W. i4th.st
]yOXPETENT TEACHERS furnished without charge
u schools recommended positions secuted ~ \: EDU.
CATIONAL BUREAU, II. 3. Kellogg manager. Vi Last
8th-st., N. Y. City
ELOCuTION ami PHYSICAL GUILTY RE r,
~ Class ana private instruction Mrs. MARTIN.
Hotel Rrockhost, lOl West s5th-st. New-York CITY
6yHE FISK Teacher:' Agencies .New-York, Boston
II Chicago Los Angeles. &C.; $3.50 positions nus
- r. OROCkER N Y. Manager, 20 6thavc. OSth-st)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04

Miscellaneous
Al BOTANICAL DRAWING, MECHANICS, MINING,
Vl PROSPECTING, ARITHMETIC, ETC,
may be studied homo without loss OF time from
10 begin. Students need only how read and
Write for FGEE Circular giving all particulars. to
The Correspondence School OF Mechanics Scranton Pa
NAVAL EXPEDITION FOR BOYS TO THE
~ WORLDS FAIR.
Nv St. Johns Military School, Manus. n. Y. via the
Great Lakes Organized as cadets Of Ship-of War.
Limited number may join. June 9th 10 July 9th.
Apply for terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04

ERIE LIN S,
Through trains for Chicago md the West leave New.
York foot Of .ham9ss-,t daily. as follows. and i've
OH A. M.-Nia Niagara Falls and ChautauQua Lake
C.lO farlur New.Yo'k 10 Buffalo. Sleeper IIor
nelsyille to Cincinnati. Dning-car.
0.0O T.. NJ Ve.,ibule Limited. solid train for Chi
c.VV cagO VIA ChauiauQua Like. Sleo pes Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dning.car.
con 4. M.-SOlid train ~ Chicago via Niagara Falis
O.')U Sleeper, Buffalo. Rochester and Chicago. Din
O.')U solid train t. Chicago sleepers to Horneiis.
vile. Chicago and Cincinnati
/ 0CAL TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
and West 23dst ferries, New.York; s33 Futon ~
brooklyn 200 IIudsonst Hoboken and Jersey CITY ST.
Erie Transfer Company calls for che Ks bay
gage from hotels and residences To destination. '
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nIEiDE,sBERG MOUNT,INs

I,'r ,1ri lor rir ullf. and fefm- Ndl ~. W,nai
,,. u SPRINGS li,r n" y. y. Two cottages -, T.,
WIN OF without bard ''H's I" let'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY,


and (0ntort.)
Four Tracks. Protected BY Automatic Block Sigss
system. Trains leave STATION foot Of Liberty 81.
Time Table In effect Dec. Is. 1892.
For iesuing ~ 90 40, S:io. \. NJ. 1 100, I 80,
2:l5 4 90, 90, 40 80 r. NJ l. 10 night except
SATURDAY night. sundays. II 80 A. NJ 0Q 80, 20.
8 30. 600 4. NJ, II Is nlsat.
For Harrisburg at ;00 T:i5 AS A. NJ. 1 100. 80.
100 100. i5 T. NJ, II 10 night except sturdy night,
Sundays. IL 80 A. NJ. ! 100. oO. so +. NJ. lsl5
FOR Po,tsytle at 900, ;t5 s;45 A. NJ. l 90 80.
90 80 T.. NJ, u ;l5 night except Saturday night.
Sundays, IL 80 A. NJ, 100. $50. 600 =. NJ. lglS
night
For Sunbury, Lewisburg and wliIamsport at I 100.
AS : AS a. NJ 90 80, 80 4. NJ, IL rs night.
except Saturday night. Sundays Is A. NJ. 100 =. Ne
/. - midnight
For Is,;on, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. $e.
:o0 rs. S:i5 \. NJ. 100, 40 As 80 20 Allen:
town r. NJ Sundays. a'So. us A. NJ. loo s:So
For wlse-tare. Ptts,on and Scranton. sa5 A. NJ.
$50 T.. NJ. sundays, 80 4. NJ . n.
For Red B,ns Long Saneh end pcn's saSs e 40 'S S
Bank onlyl 4 90 i 90 is y. NJ. Sunday exeeps
Ocean Grove and Asburv Park. 100 A. NJ, zoo r. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD,
at 80 10 NJ. a. IS 40 special 20 o:l3 IN.
For Toms River Bafnesat Park and Barnegat, 80
s rs \. NJ . l:i5 20 l.. NJ
For Atlantic City, Vneland and Bridseton. 80 A. Ne
Ecr Monmouth Beach, seahrishs and Highland Beach.
Sundays 900 4. NJ. 90 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
BRENTWOOD, .n LOOM. r ,.+. ,,s,.

The HOTELS GREENWOOD" and "AUSTEAIp min,
oIm npri IT. aud 10TH respectively: The temperature and
,HIatlo conditions similar Lakewood Ilc "a ,,u
contain al modem improvements. including gus elevate
steam neat electric bells Sc. Distance Al miles, ,
IL hours from Ncw-lOtl I,Tooklyn. '' ""c
$50 - Janc'. iilrc. BROOKLYN. '' 'hr"
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Jnsfrurilon.
For Boys and Young Men City

u OOkKEE'ING, stenography Wpewriting. &c. thor
ID oughy taught day evening" situations tufnshcc
Address Ncw.York Business College, 12jth-st., N Y
II UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL - West oOth-st.-
u Al, departments Boarding pupils received.
Elmer L. Phillips, A. NJ. y. c. HendIlckson. Ph. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04

] HewisrsSsv AT UGH roINT-iIiuhe't oIcvltIo1 i,
M no"nn,oey iDO' feet above level No n'' IN
az pure good ropd The ~" malaria
coming season nigh attitudes extremely dcsaho
'S 81, bo@tln9 livery scenery nm su,,as.o Tie
ehARLt-s ST. JOHN, Port JEWS ;s'd etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS.
PROSPECT HOUSE

Open, June ~ For Particular, and circulars address ID p
HATHAWAY. Room l,OO3, IilNemeycr Building Cour.
landt-st.. n. Y. "'
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GurlnQ hesorT"
THE NEW HOTEL CAS '.I I.l:,l ~,

ftns tSs magnificent panorama Of New eectic bells
IooHAne steam NO.. haths
md lighting open hres sun psrlor' accommSdsIcns
9n evsy Within Malt hour Of N S sedyyceI until
h1nf "erVicc; stage In waiting R0DGFRS prop.
LIST. 49, a aa11aA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
WHITE STAR LINE.

Il. -
Germanic AprIl L. p. H. t'erniaic May ~ i 9o pm
majestic, April 19,S 80 a. M .MaJc-c MAJ a. ~
Brannic April 2d2 80 pm hr,a"ne WAY Ma, ions 90 Pm"
Saloon rates $50 upward according 10 steamer ana oca
tion of berth second cabin these steamers $40 ana
stj Prrpld SIS and SO stcrige from the GA .oii.
try, SIS from New-iork So 30; :? 'ro'u""' wv"
'0'"' II MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-07-07

SENATOR SHERMAN calls to mind
the fact that in taking the stand he
does regarding silver legislation,Pres-
ldent Cleveland is fighting three
fourths of his party. 1t is also fact
that to secure the legislation he
wants in favor of honest money Pres
ident Cleveland will have to rely up
on Republican support. Without
that support, although his party
stands pledged to give the country
the desired legislation in that line, he
could not secure it. But Mr.. Cleve-
land will find that the Republicans
will always stand willing to aid him
in any attempt to secure legislation
for honest money, and opposed to any
scheme for any vicious legislation in
that line.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-07-07

IT must make Tom Reed smile to
read the interviews of prominent
Democratic leaders of the house to
the effect that some change in the
rules will have to be made, which will
allow the majority to transact bust
ness, even though few members
might wish to obstruct. Time has
completely indicated the course
which Mr.. Reed and the Republican
majority pursued, and tempered the
abuse that was at that time showered
upon them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-07-07

A WASHINGTON dispatch claims
that the silverites are oyer reaching
themselves and that the methods
they are adopting to prevent the re-
peal of the silver purchase law, unless
free coinage shall be substituted
therefor, has revealed the fact that
they are working simply for their own
interests, and is disgusting many of
the advocates Of free coinage in the
south and west, who are beginning to
get their eyes open in the matter.
The silver mine owners are simply in
terested in the matter as a means to
provide market for the product of
their mines, with no regard as to
what the effect would be to let this
mass Of the white metal loose upon
the general public.
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THE RAILROADS.

Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha
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Chicago & Northwestern

AT Maukatol
S*Chicago, Milwaukee Dep. 3:25pm Arrive atCbi
ana La Il DAY Exp. Ar. $50 pm cago 8:O0am
new Olm q La x lo-I Dep. :25am Arrive at La
cal Passenger .......... Ar. 1865 am Xl:50pm
fChlcago, Milwaukee d Dep. 100 am Arrive atChi
, La n nlgnt Pass.. Ar. ZOO am cago i:15pm
a"Ghlcago and Tracy Dep .24O pm Leave Chica-
Day Passenger. Ar $40 pm 90 80 nm
*Chicago and Dakota Dep1 2;55am Leave Chica
nlght passenger. ..... Ar. :2S am go SIS am
La x and New Ulm p.9:45pm Leave La X
local Passenger. Ar 1905 pm 800 pm
New Ulm and Tracy Dep. S:45am
accommodation. Ar. 9:5U am
*Daily except Sunday.
tDaily except Monday.
sThrough sleeper Mankato to Chicago
Through sleeper Chicago to Mankato.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway.

CANNON VALLEY
Depart Arrive
No. % & PA Waterville and
Faribault ACcommod $50 am. 2:45 pm,
No. 21 & % st. Paul, Min
neapolis and Redwing Pas
senger 6;15 am. 900 pm
%Daily, except Sunday.
No. % connects at Waterville with Though
trains for DesM ONES; also with free chair car to
Denver, via Kansas City and Topeka. No. 21
connects with through trains having through
sieepers for Chicago, st. Louis and Kansas City.
Information regarding rates, routes, ETC., cheer
fully furnished upon application TO
F. F. POWERS, Agent.
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SPEAKER CRISP says that President
Cleveland showed his good judgment
by calling an early session ofcongress.
AS Mr.. Crisp has favored an early ses-
sion all along, in hopes that it might
advance his spc2kership prospects, the
calling of that body together under
any circumstances would strike him
as piece of good Judgment.
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DONNFLLY says nthat what this
country needs more than anything
else is a national constitutional con-
yention,to revise the instrument
from the ground -up."A thing it needs
to be delivered from, should ever such
a convention be called, is the Donnel-
ley's and Viewers. who will want to
control it, ~
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ONE of the current magazines has
an article on "Divorce Made Easy"
Judging by all the reports from South
Dakota, what is most wanted at pres
ent, is some method by which they
may be made difficult.
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IT has just come to light why Mas
sachusetts has secured so many more
federal official positions than Texas
has. 1t is said that Josiah Quincy who
holds down the position of assistant
secretary of state wants to succeed
Gov. Russell